By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2025-03-02 18:22:35
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在牛仔竞技表演之旅的最后一站，圣安东尼奥马刺队击败孟菲斯灰熊队，结束了他们的四连败。这场130-128的胜利使圣安东尼奥的赛季战绩提升到25胜33负。
两队在第一节都火力全开，没有一方取得任何优势。在第二节，马刺队打出了出色的篮球。他们在进攻端势不可挡，在本节最多领先22分。最终，马刺队在本节以46-28击败灰熊队。
不幸的是，灰熊队在第三节成功夺回了势头。孟菲斯队在第四节开始阶段完成了反击。
最终，灰熊队不断命中关键球以保持竞争力。但值得庆幸的是，迪埃伦·福克斯(De’Aaron Fox)做到了他擅长的事情：在比赛还剩几秒时命中了一记关键球。这记中距离跳投为马刺队带来了两分的领先优势，并赢得了这场急需的胜利。
虽然灰熊队缺少了贾·莫兰特和德斯蒙德·贝恩，但这对马刺队来说仍然是一场重要的胜利。在最近关于维克托·文班亚马(Victor Wembanyama)和格雷格·波波维奇(Gregg Popovich)本赛季都不会回归的消息传出后，他们迫切需要这种令人感觉良好的胜利。
数据：马刺队对阵灰熊队
马刺队对阵灰熊队——最终评分
迪埃伦·福克斯
显然，福克斯的表现将因他的关键球而被人们铭记。这是一个精彩的动作，也是一个大胆的投篮。除了这个进球，福克斯打得非常好。我认为他的传球比最近好。他的投篮选择更好，展现了出色的运动能力，并且在防守端更加活跃。福克斯的效率不如他未来需要达到的水平，但除此之外，他打得还算不错。
评分：B+
德文·瓦塞尔
瓦塞尔继续挣扎着打出两个高效的半场比赛。在孟菲斯上半场，他表现非常好。他9投6中，看起来格外精神焕发。遗憾的是，他的下半场是一场灾难。他投篮命中率很低，当瓦塞尔减缓圣安东尼奥的进攻速度并因其乏善可陈的表现而损害他们的防守时，灰熊队表现最佳。瓦塞尔迫切需要尽快展现出完整的实力。
评分：C-
克里斯·保罗
保罗在出场的20分钟里表现相当出色。他投篮命中率很高，并送出了8次助攻。我喜欢他在进攻端的侵略性。但说实话，保罗对球的控制比平时稍微松懈，他的防守表现也慢了一步。
评分：C+
哈里森·巴恩斯
巴恩斯的上场时间限制在18分钟不是因为他的进攻。他的投篮很好，并且做出了正确的判断。然而，在防守端，他并没有做太多。事实上，他以零篮板、零抢断、零盖帽甚至零犯规结束了比赛。
评分：C-
俾斯麦·比永博
比永博得到了一份本赛季剩余时间的合同，并再次进入首发阵容。他对阵灰熊队表现不错。他完成了内线的进攻，精力充沛地抢篮板，在篮下奋力拼搏，并在防守端保持警惕。比永博没有做任何会失去他在新球队地位的事情。
评分：B
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔
对卡斯尔来说，这又是场精彩的比赛。有很多时候，他是场上最好的马刺球员。在进攻端，他为圣安东尼奥提供了一个可靠的选择。他冲击篮筐很有帮助。他在外线投篮时充满信心。这位新秀得到了重要的罚球机会。在组织方面，这位新秀做出了出色的决定；他的传球快速且准确，而且只有一次失误。在防守端，卡斯尔有几次精彩的防守。总而言之，这个孩子看起来像是未来之星，并且在这场胜利中发挥了巨大的作用。
评分：A
凯尔登·约翰逊
约翰逊仍然状态火热。在赛季初表现非常低迷之后，自从全明星赛之后，他的表现一直很出色。突然，他想起了如何投三分球，并且他在篮下的手感非常好。当他获得突破的机会时，约翰逊总能以强大的力量完成进攻。我也喜欢他现在的传球-投篮决定。对阵灰熊队，他没有失误，并且打出了高于平均水平的防守。
评分：A-
杰里米·索汉
索汉在对阵灰熊队上半场的比赛中发挥了关键作用。他在前两节命中了他全部五次投篮，同时打出了出色的防守并抢下了篮板。下半场，索汉也有亮点，但不如上半场那么犀利。尽管如此，他上半场的表现非常出色，掩盖了下半场的任何不足。
评分：B+
朱利安·尚帕尼
尚帕尼悄悄地打出了一场非常非常好的比赛。在防守端，他飞奔于球场，努力拼抢篮板并制造机会。在进攻端，尚帕尼选择了合适的尝试，投篮稳定，传球明智，并限制了他的失误。虽然他没有做出任何令人惊叹的华丽动作，但尚帕尼在比赛各个方面的稳固表现确实对球队有所帮助。
评分：A
米奇·约翰逊
约翰逊的执教水平在这场比赛中体现得淋漓尽致。他看到替补阵容状态火热，因此给了他们更多的上场时间。他让卡斯尔在很长一段时间内掌控比赛。在关键时刻，战术布置让福克斯得以发挥。约翰逊没有本能地依赖老将，而是选择了表现出色的球员。干得漂亮。
评分：A-
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Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Memphis Grizzlies – Game #58
The San Antonio Spurs snapped their four-game losing streak by beating the Memphis Grizzlies on the last stop of the Rodeo Road Trip. The 130-128 victory improved San Antonio’s record to 25-33 on the season.
Both teams came out firing in the first quarter and neither squad gained any traction. In the second period, the Spurs played outstanding basketball. The good guys couldn’t be stopped offensively and led by as many as 22 points in the quarter. When the smoke settled, the Spurs had outscored the Grizzlies 46-28 in the period.
Unfortunately, the Grizzlies were able to grab the momentum in the third quarter. Memphis came all the way back by the beginning stages of the fourth period.
At the end, the Grizzlies kept hitting big shot after big shot to stay in it. But, thankfully, De’Aaron Fox did what he does: hit a clutch shot with a couple seconds remaining. The mid-range jumper gave the Spurs a two-point advantage and the much-needed win.
While the Grizzlies didn’t have Ja Morant or Desmond Bane, this was still a big win for the Spurs. They desperately needed this type of feel-good victory after the recent news that neither Victor Wembanyama nor Gregg Popovich are returning this season.
Stats: Spurs at Grizzlies
Spurs at Grizzlies – Final Grades
De’Aaron Fox
Obviously, Fox’s outing will be remembered for his clutch shot. It was a stellar move and a gutsy shot. Beyond that bucket, Fox played pretty well. I thought his passing was better than it has been recently. His shot-selection was better, he flashed elite athleticism and he was more animated on the defensive end. Fox wasn’t as efficient as he needs to be going forward but otherwise he played decently well.
Grade: B+
Devin Vassell
Vassell continues to struggle to put together a pair of productive halves. In the first half in Memphis, he was really good. He was 6-for-9 from the field and looked extra spry. Sadly, his second half was a disaster. He shot poorly and the Grizzlies were at their best when Vassell was slowing up San Antonio’s attack and hurting their defense with his lackluster play. Vassell desperately needs a complete showing sometime soon.
Grade: C-
Chris Paul
Paul was rather productive in his 20 minutes. He shot well and handed out eight assists. I liked his aggression level offensively. Truth be told, though, Paul was a bit looser with the ball than usual and his defensive play was a step slow.
Grade: C+
Harrison Barnes
Barnes getting his playing time limited to 18 minutes wasn’t due to his offense. His shooting was fine and he was making the right reads. Defensively, though, he wasn’t doing much. In fact, he finished the game without a rebound, steal, block or even a foul.
Grade: C-
Bismack Biyombo
Biyombo got a contract for the rest of the season and was once again in the starting lineup. He was fine against the Grizzlies. He finished off looks in the paint, rebounded with gusto, threw his body around in the lane and remained vigilant on the defensive end. Biyombo is doing nothing to lose his role with his new team.
Grade: B
Stephon Castle
It was another great game for Castle. There were long stretches where he was the best Spurs player on the court. Offensively, he gave San Antonio a go-to presence. His attacking of the basket was helpful. He shot with confidence from the perimeter. The rookie got the charity stripe for important free throws. Playmaking-wise, the rookie was making outstanding decisions; his passes were quick and on target and he only turned it over once. Defensively, Castle had a few fantastic possessions. Net-net, this kid looks like a stud in the making and he played a huge role in this win.
Grade: A
Keldon Johnson
Johnson remains on fire. After a very slow start to the season, he has been great since the All-Star break. Suddenly, he remembered how to shoot three-pointers and his touch at the hoop is really good. When he gets a lane to the orange, Johnson is finishing with power. I also like his pass-shot decisions right now. Against the Grizzlies, he didn’t turn the ball over and also played above average defense.
Grade: A-
Jeremy Sochan
Sochan was a major difference-maker in the first half against the Grizzlies. He hit all five of his shots in the first two quarters while playing outstanding defense and gobbling up boards. After halftime, Sochan had his moments but wasn’t nearly as sharp. That said, his first half play was so great that it overshadowed any faults in the second half.
Grade: B+
Julian Champagnie
Champagnie quietly had a very, very good game. Defensively, he was flying around the court, pounding the glass and making plays. Offensively, Champagnie picked his attempts well, shot it straight, passed it wisely and limited his mistakes. While he didn’t do anything amazingly flashy, Champagnie’s rock solid play in all aspects of the game really aided the cause.
Grade: A
Mitch Johnson
This was a very well coached game by Johnson. He saw that the bench was rolling so he gave them extended minutes. He allowed Castle to run the show for long stretches. In money time, the playcalling allowed for Fox to thrive. Instead of instinctively relying on the vets, Johnson went with the players who were performing. Well done.
Grade: A-
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk