马刺 vs 76人 128 - 120 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Jeff McDonald | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2025-03-21 23:58:31
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杰里米·索汉(Jeremy Sochan) (10) 在上半场对阵76人队的比赛中扣篮。圣安东尼奥马刺队于2025年3月21日星期五在霜冻银行中心迎战费城76人队。
在周五的第四节一场胶着的比赛中，马刺后卫凯尔登·约翰逊(Keldon Johnson)抢断了一个传球，并迅速发起进攻。
杰里米·索汉与他并肩跑在二打一的快攻中。
索汉知道接下来会发生什么。兴奋之情溢于言表，以至于他差点搞砸了这次快攻空接。
“我立刻就知道他要传球了，”索汉说。“所以我有点跳早了。”
索汉调整后完成了打破僵局的扣篮。然后轮到约翰逊跳了。
以一种眩晕、奔放、孩子般的庆祝方式。
“他太疯狂了，”索汉说。
这对组合贡献了这场在霜冻银行中心以128-120战胜费城比赛的标志性时刻，而马刺本可以赢得更轻松。
索汉得到赛季最高的23分，他的11个运动战进球全部来自禁区。新秀斯蒂芬·卡斯尔(Stephon Castle)得到17分和赛季最高的14次助攻。
德文·瓦塞尔(Devin Vassell)贡献了20分和各种其他漂亮的统计数据，而克里斯·保罗(Chris Paul)投中了6个三分球，得到18分。
马刺队用尽了所有这些才击退了一支只有骨架的76人队，后者有五名全明星球员进入了非激活名单（乔尔·恩比德、保罗·乔治、泰瑞斯·马克西、凯尔·洛瑞和安德烈·德拉蒙德）。
马刺并不想吹毛求疵他们在12月31日击败洛杉矶快船队和1月3日击败丹佛掘金队之后取得的首个连胜。
“我们赢得了两场比赛，”代理教练米奇·约翰逊说。“我们很久没有做到这一点了。”
昆汀·格莱姆斯(Quentin Grimes)得到25分和10次助攻，是四名至少得到20分的76人球员之一，其他三人是贾斯汀·爱德华兹(Justin Edwards)(25分)、格尔雄·亚布塞莱(Guerschon Yubasele)(23分)和瑞奇·康西尔四世(Ricky Council IV)(20分)。
这些不太熟悉的名字组成的阵容帮助76人队将16分的劣势转变为在比赛还剩7:06时以112-104领先。
多亏了从沉睡中醒来的马刺防守，费城队从那以后只得到了8分，最终遭遇了过去21场比赛中的第17场失利。
“那只是我们在防守端的专注，”瓦塞尔说。“极具侵略性，只是不断地制造混乱。”
约翰逊在比赛还剩3:16时完成了扭转比赛的动作，他拦截了格莱姆斯的失误传球，并点燃了一次快攻。
索汉的扣篮让马刺以119-117领先，他们再也没有落后过。
“我们球员们团结在一起，远离教练们，说，‘我们必须在防守端集中注意力’，”斯蒂芬·卡斯尔说。“我们在进攻端得到了一些我们想要的东西，但我们只需要防守和集体篮板。因此，一旦我们让他们远离进攻篮板，并让他们的主要球员感到不舒服和远离球，我们就开始拉开差距。”
以下是从周五的胜利中得出的三个要点，这场胜利使马刺的战绩提高到30胜39负，并确保了该俱乐部自2021-22赛季以来的首个30胜赛季：
- 最佳新秀的争夺结束了吗？
在德阿隆·福克斯(De’Aaron Fox)赛季报销后获得了充足的机会，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔继续在最佳新秀的竞争中遥遥领先。
他周五送出的14次助攻是本赛季NBA新秀中最多的。在马刺队新秀历史上排名第二，仅次于约翰尼·摩尔在1981年创造的19次。
这是自1984年埃尔文·罗伯森(Alvin Roberston)也得到14次助攻以来，马刺新秀最多的一次。
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今晚的𝟏𝟒次助攻是本赛季NBA所有新秀中最多的
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斯蒂芬·卡斯尔不记得在他的生活中在任何级别有过另一次14次助攻的表现。
“这只是玩得很开心，只是自由发挥，”斯蒂芬·卡斯尔说。“我觉得这完全来自于整个赛季都在真正了解我的队友，真正地将一切整合在一起。”
加上17分和3次抢断，以及斯蒂芬·卡斯尔在3月份完成的所有其他事情，就威尔特·张伯伦奖杯而言，本赛季的剩余时间可能仅仅是一种形式。
“这还是个问题吗？”索汉说。“没有人在这梯子上，甚至没有人能和他相提并论。我认为这肯定是他应该得到的。”
- 瓦塞尔回应召唤
在德文·瓦塞尔重新进入上半场的比赛之前，米奇·约翰逊给了他最后一刻的指示。
“影响胜利，”瓦塞尔说约翰逊告诉他。“无论那是什么。”
瓦塞尔将因他在过去七场比赛中第四次得到20多分而受到赞扬。但他本场比赛的其他数据同样亮眼：3次抢断、5个篮板和7次助攻。此前一场比赛，他创造了职业生涯新高的4次盖帽，对手是纽约。
圣安东尼奥马刺队的德文·瓦塞尔(Devin Vassell) (24) 从费城76人队的格尔雄·亚布塞莱(Guerschon Yabusele) (28) 手中抢断球。圣安东尼奥马刺队于2025年3月21日星期五在霜冻银行中心迎战费城76人队。
“我认为他真的在防守端投入了，”后卫布雷克·韦斯利(Blake Wesley)说。“我一直在罚球线上和他说话（说），‘我们必须阻止他们，’ ”韦斯利说。“他真的接受了这一点。”
最近，瓦塞尔越来越接受这个信息。
“你无法控制投篮命中与否，”瓦塞尔说，“但你可以控制所有其他的事情。”
- 亚布塞莱穿上银黑球衣会很棒
在76人队本赛季其他方面都不顺利的情况下，亚布塞莱是一大惊喜。
在去年夏天奥运会上为法国队取得突破之后，身高6英尺8英寸的亚布塞莱与费城队签下了一份为期一年的209万美元的合同。
他为76人队带来了相当大的投资回报，场均得到10.5分和5.5个篮板。马刺队在周三很难限制这位强壮的大前锋，当时他通过冲击内线得到了自1月份以来最多的分数。
“身材高大是一回事，”米奇·约翰逊说。“他真正理解角度以及如何运用他的身体，无论是掩护、防守还是在低位。这确实让你思考，你想要如何防守他？”
亚布塞莱今年夏天将再次成为自由球员。众所周知，马刺队需要在前场增加一些厚度和韧性。亚布塞莱和维克托·文班亚马(Victor Wembanyama)在法国国家队时就建立了关系。
似乎马刺应该在自由球员市场上瞄准这位球员。
San Antonio Spurs Stephon Castle #5 of the San Antonio Spurs drives past Philadelphia 76ers Justin Edwards (19). San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Jeremy Sochan loses control of the ball. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Stephon Castle #5 of the San Antonio Spurs waits for Philadelphia 76ers Jared Butler (12) to come down before shooting. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Stephon Castle #5 of the San Antonio Spurs drives past Philadelphia 76ers Quentin Grimes (5). San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Devin Vassell (24) dunks on the Philadelphia 76ers. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Devin Vassell (24) watches his three go in against the Philadelphia 76ers. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Keldon Johnson (0) drives past Philadelphia 76ers Ricky Council IV (14). San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Blake Wesley (14) loses control of the ball as he drives to the basket. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs De’Aaron Fox (4) greets Philadelphia 76ers Lonnie Walker IV (16). San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Blake Wesley (14) drives to the basket. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Blake Wesley (14) loses control of the ball. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Blake Wesley (14) makes a steal. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spur Blake Wesley drives against the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs De’Aaron Fox (4) joins the team on the bench after his surgery on his left hand. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Stephon Castle #5 of the San Antonio Spurs listens to acting head coach Mitch Johnson. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Blake Wesley (14) tries to fight for a loose ball with Philadelphia 76ers Quentin Grimes (5) and Philadelphia 76ers Chuma Okeke (18). San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs De’Aaron Fox (4) joins the team after having surgery on his left hand during game against the 76ers. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Devin Vassell (24) reacts after a San Antonio Spurs Jeremy Sochan dunk. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Jeremy Sochan dunks past Philadelphia 76ers Guerschon Yabusele (28). San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
Stephon Castle(5) drives for two. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
De’Aaron Fox (4) just back from surgery cheers after a three against the 76ers. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Jeremy Sochan listens to Bismack Biyombo (18)San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Chris Paul (3) talks tragedy with Assistant coach Brett Brown. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Devin Vassell (24) dunks on the Philadelphia 76ers. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Keldon Johnson (0) celebrates with San Antonio Spurs Jeremy Sochan . San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Keldon Johnson (0) celebrates after a San Antonio Spurs Jeremy Sochan dunk. San Antonio Spurs defeated Philadelphia 76ers 128-120 on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Keldon Johnson (0) celebrates with San Antonio Spurs Stephon Castle #5 of the San Antonio Spurs. San Antonio Spurs defeated Philadelphia 76ers 128-120 on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
San Antonio Spurs Harrison Barnes (40) reacts after hitting a three. San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
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3 takeaways as Stephon Castle assists Spurs’ win over 76ers
Jeremy Sochan (10) dunks against the 76ers in first half.San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
Locked in a tight game in the fourth quarter Friday, Spurs guard Keldon Johnson picked off a pass and was off to the races.
Running step-for-step with him on a two-on-one fast break was Jeremy Sochan.
Sochan knew what was coming. So much so that he nearly botched the fast-break alley-oop in excitement.
“I knew straight away he was going to pass it,” Sochan said. “So I kind of jumped early.”
Sochan recovered to finish the tie-breaking dunk. Then it was Johnson’s turn to jump.
In giddy, unbridled, child-like celebration.
“He was going crazy,” Sochan said.
The pair contributed the signature moment of a 128-120 victory over Philadelphia at the Frost Bank Center that the Spurs made more difficult than it needed to be.
Sochan scored a season-high 23 points, with all 11 of his field goals coming in the paint. Rookie Stephon Castle had 17 points and a season-best 14 assists.
Devin Vassell chipped in 20 points and all kinds of other box score goodies, while Chris Paul knocked down six 3-pointers on his way to 18 points.
It took all of that for the Spurs to beat back a skeleton 76ers squad with five All-Star players on the inactive list (Joel Embiid, Paul George, Tyrese Maxey, Kyle Lowry and Andre Drummond).
The Spurs were not about to nitpick their first winning streak since beating the L.A. Clippers on Dec. 31 and Denver on Jan. 3.
“We won two games in a row,” acting coach Mitch Johnson said. “We haven’t done that in a long time.”
Quentin Grimes had 25 points and 10 assists, one of four Sixers players to score at least 20 along with Justin Edwards (25), Guerschon Yubasele (23) and Ricky Council IV (20).
That collection of unfamiliar names helped the Sixers transform a 16-point deficit into a 112-104 lead with 7:06 to play.
Thanks to a hibernating Spurs defense that got off the mat, Philly managed only eight points from there on the way to its 17th loss in the past 21 games.
“That was just us locking in on the defensive end,” Vassell said. “Being ultra aggressive, just being disruptive.”
Johnson made the game-turning play with 3:16 left, when he intercepted Grimes’ errant pass and ignited a fast break.
Sochan’s dunk gave the Spurs a 119-117 lead, and they never trailed again.
“We came together as players away from the coaches and said, ‘We’ve got to lock in on defense,’ ” Castle said. “We were kind of getting what we wanted offensively, but we just needed to guard and group rebound. So once we got them off the offensive glass and got their main guys kind of uncomfortable and off the ball, we started to pull away.”
Here are three takeaways from Friday’s win, which improved the Spurs’ record to 30-39 and ensured the club’s first 30-win season since 2021-22:
1. Is the Rookie of the Year case closed?
Afforded ample opportunity after De’Aaron Fox shut it down for the season, Castle continues to run away with the Rookie of the Year race.
The 14 assists he posted Friday were the most by a rookie in the NBA this season. They were tied for second-most in Spurs history for a rookie, trailing only 19 by Johnny Moore in 1981.
They were the most for a Spurs rookie since Alvin Roberston also had a 14-assist game in 1984.
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Castle doesn’t recall having another 14-assist performance in his life at any level.
“It was just fun to play, just playing free,” Castle said. “I feel like that just came from really learning my teammates all season, just really putting it all together.”
Combined with 17 points and three steals, plus everything else Castle has accomplished in March, and the rest of the season could be mere formality as far as the Wilt Chamberlain trophy is concerned.
“Has it been a question?” Sochan said. “There’s no one out there on the ladder or even in his class that should get it. I think it’s his for sure.”
2. Vassell answers the call
Before Devin Vassell re-entered the game in the first half, Mitch Johnson hit him with one last-minute bit of instruction.
“Affect winning,” Vassell says Johnson told him. “However that is.”
Vassell will get credit for his fourth 20-point game in the past seven outings. It was the rest of his box score that stood out: three steals, five rebounds and seven assists. That comes a game after recording a career-high four blocks against New York.
San Antonio Spurs Devin Vassell (24) steals the ball from Philadelphia 76ers Guerschon Yabusele (28). San Antonio Spurs v Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, March 21,2025 at the Frost Bank Center.
“I think he’s really locking in on defense,” guard Blake Wesley said. “I’ve been talking to him at the free throw line (saying), ‘We got to get stops,’ ” Wesley said. “He’s really buying into that.”
More and more lately, Vassell is getting the message.
“You can’t control makes and misses,” Vassell said, “but you can control all the other stuff.”
3. Yabusele would look great in silver and black
In an otherwise snakebitten season for the 76ers, Yabusele has been a revelation.
Following a breakout run with Team France at last summer’s Olympics, the 6-foot-8 Yabusele signed a one-year, $2.09 million deal with Philadelphia.
He has given the 76ers quite a return on investment, averaging 10.5 points and 5.5 rebounds. The Spurs struggled to contain the burly power forward Wednesday, when he put up his most points since January by pummeling the paint.
“It’s one thing to be big,” Mitch Johnson said. “He really understands angles and how to use his body, whether it’s screens, on defense or in the post. It does make you think, how do you want to guard it?”
Yabuesele will become a free agent again this summer. The Spurs are famously in need of some added girth and grit in the front court. Yabusele has a relationship with Victor Wembanyama from his team on the French national team.
Seems like a player the Spurs ought to target in free agency.
By Jeff McDonald, via San Antonio Express-News