马刺 vs 独行侠 129 - 133 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Mark Barrington | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-03-11 11:09:23
由生成式人工智能翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。
尽管凯尔登·约翰逊和哈里森·巴恩斯得分出色，马刺仍未能抵挡住阵容不整的独行侠
一支球队比另一支球队更渴望胜利，这是一种体育陈词滥调，但如果不借助这句老生常谈，就很难描述独行侠今晚的表现。马刺队也有他们的亮点，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔(Stephon Castle)、凯尔登·约翰逊和哈里森·巴恩斯表现出色，但独行侠本可以为自己感到遗憾，但他们拼尽全力，斯宾塞·丁威迪和克莱·汤普森表现出色，他们击败了马刺队，并在他们的主场爆冷战胜了马刺。德阿隆·福克斯表现失常，并在最后一分钟出现了一次代价高昂的失误，随着马刺队的赛季走向沉寂，他可能期待着下周治疗他受伤的投篮手。
整场比赛都很胶着，马刺队最大的问题是他们无法在需要的时候阻止对手。银黑军团的猛烈反击使他们在比赛还剩不到一分钟时将比分缩小到了一分，但他们未能锁定胜局，独行侠命中了罚球，以133-129获胜。比赛早些时候错失的一些罚球在最后一分钟可能会派上用场。教练约翰逊和球队有很多事情要做，这些球队将在几天后再次交手，希望球队能在周三晚上更有目标地出场，并能平分这个系列赛。
观察
- 丹特·埃克萨姆已经在联盟打了8年了？他似乎一直是那个永远无法成为下一个伟大的球员。
- 瓦塞尔开局非常火热，为球队连续拿下11分，似乎并没有受到克莱·汤普森作为一名精英防守者的名声的影响。
- 布雷克·韦斯利在第一节获得了一些上场时间，米奇·约翰逊似乎在本赛季末放宽了他的轮换阵容。最近只要他上场，他都表现出色，看起来他可能会赢得更大的角色。
- 谁知道马克斯·克里斯蒂会是独行侠从东契奇交易中得到的表现最好的球员呢？
- 独行侠对凯尔登·约翰逊毫无办法。他通常在带球上篮时会遇到人群，但由于独行侠阵容残缺不全，他遇到的人群非常小，并没有对他造成太大的阻碍。
- 马刺队在第一节后以34-28领先，而且本可以领先更多，但错失了几个罚球。卡斯尔真的很擅长站上罚球线，但他命中率不够稳定。
- 肖恩·埃利奥特通过告诉马穆凯拉什维利他总是在比赛中投进第一球来扰乱了他的状态，导致桑德罗错失了前四次尝试。在第三节末段，他终于通过一次罚球得到了他的第一分，并在第三节还剩5秒时突破得分，终于打破了解说员的诅咒。
- 其中一名裁判因腿部问题提前离场，这意味着剩下的两名官员必须做出判罚。不出所料，这并没有提高执法的质量，因为他们漏判了马丁的一次明显的进攻犯规，并通过在约翰逊教练挑战后维持原判来加剧了这个问题。这是有问题的，因为马刺队无法在比赛后期挑战几个对银黑军团造成损失的判罚。
- 丁威迪因为在投篮后喊“AND ONE”而被判技术犯规，这有点令人惊讶，因为这种情况在NBA的几乎每次投篮中都会发生。事实上，他在他带球上篮的那次得到了他的“and one”，所以也许这个技术犯规是值得的。
- 阵容不整的独行侠的疯狂努力在第二节得到了回报，他们在这一节超过了马刺队的得分，并在半场结束时以60-63落后。
- 达拉斯在第三节开始时仍然是更有活力的球队，克莱·汤普森开始发力，独行侠取得了领先。凯尔登带领的替补阵容止住了颓势。
- 德文·瓦塞尔在第三节中段摔倒得非常厉害，他躺在地板上大约一分钟，而比赛仍在继续，这看起来很糟糕。令人惊讶的是，他在暂停后又站了起来并留在比赛中，显然只是被打掉了呼吸。
- 独行侠在第三节的表现比马刺队更加努力，并在最后一节开始时将比分追平至101平。面对这支球队，在三节中失分超过100分，这可能是马刺队防守的问题，自从全明星赛后，他们的防守一直很糟糕。
- 达拉斯在最后一节的表现超过了马刺队，银黑军团无法与他们的强度相提并论。这是一场非常可以赢得的比赛，但马刺队没有做出足够的表现来实现这一目标。
两队将于周三下午7:00在Frost Bank Center进行重赛，FanDuel Sports Network将进行转播。
点击查看原文：San Antonio vs Dallas, Final Score: Mavericks outwork Spurs for a 133-129 upset win
San Antonio vs Dallas, Final Score: Mavericks outwork Spurs for a 133-129 upset win
The Spurs can’t hold off a short-handed Mavs team despite Keldon Johnson’s and Harrison Barnes’ scoring
It’s a sports cliché that one team wants it more, but it’s really hard to describe how the Mavericks played tonight without invoking that old saw. The Spurs had their moments, with solid performances from Stephon Castle, Keldon Johnson, and Harrison Barnes, but the Mavericks, who could have come into this game feeling sorry for themselves, played their asses off and got a great performances from Spencer Dinwiddie and Klay Thompson as they just outworked the Spurs and pulled off the upset over the Spurs in their home arena. De’Aaron Fox had an off game, capped with a costly turnover in the final minute, and he might be looking forward to having his messed up shooting hand worked on next week as the Spurs season trends towards oblivion.
The game was close throughout, and the biggest problem the Spurs had was their inability to get stops when they needed them. A furious comeback by the Silver and Black made it a single score game with under a minute left, but they couldn’t close out the game as the Mavs hit their free throws and took a 133-129 win. Some of those missed free throws earlier in the game might have been handy in the final minute. There will be plenty of things for Coach Johnson and the team to work on, and these teams will be right back at it in a few days, and one thing to hope for is that the team comes out with a little more purpose on Wednesday night and can split the series.
Observations
- Dante Exum has been in the league 8 years? He’s been the next great thing that never was forever, it seems.
- Vassell had really hot start with 11 straight points for the good guys, and didn’t seem to be bothered by Klay Thompson’s reputation as an elite defender.
- Blake Wesley got some early minutes in the first quarter as Mitch Johnson seems to be loosening up his rotations late in the season. He’s been playing well whenever he gets into the game lately and looks like he might be earning a bigger role.
- Who knew that Max Christie was going to be the best performer that Dallas got from the Doncic trade so far?
- The Mavericks had no answer for Keldon Johnson. He usually finds a crowd when he takes the ball to the hoop, and with the decimated Mavs, it was a very small crowd that didn’t slow him down much.
- The Spurs led 34-28 after the first quarter, and it could have been more, except for a couple of missed free throws. Castle is really good at getting to the line, but he’s not consistent enough hitting them.
- Sean Elliot messed with with Mamu’s mojo by telling him that he always made his first shot in the game which caused Sandro to miss his first four attempts. He finally got his first points on a free throw late in the third quarter, and finally broke the announcers curse with 5 seconds left in the third with a drive to the basket.
- One of the refs had to leave the game early with a leg issue, meaning that the two remaining officials had to make the calls. Unsurprisingly, it didn’t improve the quality of the officiating, as they missed an easy call on an offensive foul on Martin, and compounded the problem by upholding the call on review after Coach Johnson challenged it. This was problematic as the Spurs were unable to challenge a few calls late in the game that were costly to the Silver and Black.
- Dinwiddie got called for a tech for calling ‘AND ONE’ after a bucket, which was a bit of a surprise, since that happens on almost every shot in the NBA. He actually got his ‘and one’ on the time he drove to the hoop, so maybe the tech was worth it.
- The frenetic effort of the short-handed Mavs paid off in the second quarter as they outscored the Spurs in the frame and went into the locker room trailing 60-63 at the half.
- Dallas continued to be the fresher team early in the third as Klay Thompson took off and the Mavs took the lead. The bench group with Keldon stopped the bleeding.
- Devin Vassell took a scary fall halfway through the third, and it looked bad as he laid on the floor for about a minute while game action continued around him. Surprisingly, he popped back up and stayed in the game after a timeout, apparently just had his breath knocked out.
- The Mavericks just played harder than the Spurs in the third quarter and tied it up at 101 each with a quarter to go. Giving up over 100 in three quarters against this team might be a problem with the Spurs defense, which has been horrible since the All Star break.
- Dallas outplayed the Spurs in the final quarter as the Silver and Black couldn’t match their intensity. This was a very winnable game, but the Spurs just didn’t make enough plays to make it happen.
Both teams will be back in action at 7:00 PM on Wednesday for a rematch in the Frost Bank Center, on FanDuel Sports Network.
By Mark Barrington, via Pounding The Rock