By Marilyn Dubinski | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-03-25 03:00:00
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意想不到的贡献者——例如防守和Mamu——造就了本赛季最有趣的一周。
欢迎来到一周回顾：这是一个每周一推出的栏目，回顾 圣安东尼奥马刺 过去一周的表现，展望未来一周，以及更多精彩内容。敬请欣赏！
第21周 ： 在全部四场比赛都在主场对阵弱队的这一周里，马刺在进攻端火力全开，但最终的战绩却取决于他们是否能将对手的得分限制在120分以下。在与独行侠和鹈鹕的比赛中，他们做到了这一点，但在两场失利（对阵独行侠和黄蜂）中，他们平均失分高达139分。
第22周：3胜1负（31胜39负，西部第13）
109-125 负于洛杉矶湖人（补赛）
回顾 ： 由于一月份洛杉矶的野火而延期的比赛，马刺对阵焕然一新的湖人队时打得非常努力且充满活力，但尽管勒布朗·詹姆斯(LeBron James)缺阵，他们仍然不敌老对手卢卡·东契奇(Luka Doncic)，而斯蒂芬·卡斯尔(Stephon Castle)也陷入了犯规麻烦。
120-105 胜 纽约尼克斯
回顾 ： 这是本赛季最有趣的比赛之一，马刺在前半场打爆尼克斯，然后在后半场依靠“Mamu狂潮”守住了胜果。在本场比赛结束时，桑德罗·马穆克拉什维利(Sandro Mamukelashvili)——他的父亲、兄弟和好友Flava Flav都在现场观战——以13投13中，三分球7投7中，在19分钟的出场时间里得到34分，被载入史册，成为NBA历史上在不到20分钟内得分最多的球员，以及其他里程碑。
128-120 胜 费城76人
回顾 ： 面对一支几乎只剩骨架的76人队，他们除了尽力保住自己前六顺位的保护选秀权不被雷霆队拿走之外，已经没有什么可争取的了。马刺队开局强势，并在上半场建立起不错的领先优势……然后在第三节突然断电，打出了他们标志性的糟糕表现。幸运的是，他们在第四节及时醒悟，重新掌控比赛，取得了连续第二场胜利。
123-89 胜 多伦多猛龙
回顾 ： 在这支球队罕见的防守表现中，马刺队整晚都对一支苦苦挣扎的猛龙队进行了窒息式的防守，同时打出了配合默契的团队进攻，为他们2025年表现最好的一周画上了完美的句号。这是马刺本赛季第二次取得三连胜。
实力榜
John Schuhmann, NBA.com — 23 (上周: 23)
进攻效率: 114.1 (15) 防守效率: 115.7 (25) 净效率: -1.7 (21) 节奏: 100.1 (14)
马刺队自感恩节以来首次取得三连胜，在这波连胜中，有八名球员的平均得分达到两位数。
三个要点
马刺是联盟中进攻进步第四大的球队，每百回合得分比上赛季多4.8分。在全明星赛后他们失去了维克托·文班亚马(Victor Wembanyama)，但自那以后，他们每百回合得分增加了6.3分（118.7，联盟第六），而全明星赛前是112.4（联盟第16）。这是联盟第五大涨幅。
在为马刺队出场至少500分钟的九名球员中，哈里森·巴恩斯(Harrison Barnes)和克里斯·保罗(Chris Paul)的使用率分别排名第八和第九。但当这两位老将在场上时，进攻表现却是最好的。
马刺队在主场每百回合得分比客场多6.6分（主场117.2，联盟第七，客场110.6，联盟倒数第九）。这是联盟中主客场进攻效率差距最大的。在至少有200次投篮尝试的180名球员中，巴恩斯在主场和客场的有效命中率差异最大（65.6% vs. 54.6%）。
马刺队在周三击败了尼克斯，但对阵目前胜率超过50%的14支球队时，战绩仍然只有11胜22负。在接下来的10场比赛中，他们将有8场面对这些球队，其中包括与骑士队和勇士队的两场比赛。
Brett Siegel, Clutch Points — 21 (上周: 21)
听起来可能很疯狂，但圣安东尼奥马刺队自11月以来首次取得三连胜。米奇·约翰逊(Mitch Johnson)在保持这支年轻球队的活力和斗志方面做得非常出色，尽管本赛季已经发生了许多不顺的事情。马刺队可能会在赛季末继续扮演搅局者的角色，尤其是本周他们的赛程中有四支季后赛级别的球队。
未来赛程: 周二 3/25 客场对阵底特律活塞；周四 3/27 客场对阵克利夫兰骑士；周六 3/29 主场对阵波士顿凯尔特人；周日 3/30 主场对阵金州勇士
预测: 1胜3负 — 本赛季剩余的赛程将变得更加艰难，在看到更多证据表明这支球队能够始终如一地与那些有目标和拥有出色内线的对手抗衡之前，你可能需要把季后赛的希望先放一放。马刺队只剩下三场对阵战绩不佳球队的比赛，而且本周没有这样的比赛。他们可能会继续给我们带来惊喜，但他们需要保持目前的进攻火力，同时提升防守水平。
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Week in Review: Spurs find new life in unexpected places to keep postseason hopes alive
Unexpected sources — such as defense and Mamu — contributed to one of the most fun weeks of the season.
Welcome to the Week in Review: a Monday feature that looks back at the week that was for the San Antonio Spurs, takes a look at the week ahead, and more. Enjoy!
Week 21: In a week where all four games were at home against bad teams, the Spurs exploded on offense but only managed to split the results based on if they held their opponents to under 120 points. They did just that in one matchup with the Mavs and against the Pelicans but gave up an average of 139 points in their two losses (to the Mavs and Hornets).
Week 22: 3-1 (31-39, 13th in West)
109-125 loss at Los Angeles Lakers (makeup game)
Recap: In a rescheduled game due to January’s Los Angeles wildfires, the Spurs played hard and with energy against the new-look Lakers, but despite no LeBron James, they were simply outclasses by old nemesis Luka Doncic while Stephon Castle dealt with foul trouble.
120-105 win vs. New York Knicks
Recap: In one of the most fun games of the season, the Spurs beat up the Knicks by getting out big in the first half, then using some Mamu Mania to hold on in the second. By the end of the game, in which his father, brother and good friend Flava Flav were all in attendance, Sandro Mamukelashvili — who had 34 points on 13-14 shooting, 7-7 from three in 19 minutes of play — was etched into the record books for scoring the most points in under 20 minutes in NBA history, among other milestones.
128-120 win vs. Philadelphia 76ers
Recap: Facing a skeleton crew 76ers team with nothing left to play for except trying not to cede their top-6 protected pick to the Thunder, the Spurs started the game strong and had built a decent lead early in the second half… before taking their foot off the gas for one of their signature turd quarters. Fortunately, they woke back up in fourth to take the game back for their second straight win.
123-89 win at Toronto Raptors
Recap: In a rare defensive showing for this team, the Spurs played suffocating defense all night against a struggling raptors squad while playing complimentary team offense to cap off their second three-game winning streak of the season. It was a perfect end to the Spurs’ best week of 2025.
Power Rankings
John Schuhmann, NBA.com— 23 (last week: 23)
OffRtg: 114.1 (15) DefRtg: 115.7 (25) NetRtg: -1.7 (21) Pace: 100.1 (14)
The Spurs have won three straight games for the first time since Thanksgiving, with eight players averaging double-figures over the winning streak.
Three takeaways
The Spurs have been the league’s fourth most-improved offensive team, scoring 4.8 more points per 100 possessions than they did last season. They lost Victor Wembanyama at the All-Star break, but have scored 6.3 more per 100 since the break (118.7, sixth) than they did before it (112.4, 16th). That’s been the league’s fifth-biggest post-break jump.
Among the nine players who have played at least 500 minutes for the Spurs, Harrison Barnes and Chris Paul rank eighth and ninth, respectively, in usage rate. But the offense has been at its best with the two veterans on the floor.
The Spurs have scored 6.6 more points per 100 possessions at home (117.2, seventh best) than they have on the road (110.6, ninth worst). That’s the league’s biggest home-road differential on offense. Among 180 players with at least 200 field goal attempts both at home and on the road, Barnes has the third biggest effective-field-goal-percentage differential (65.6% vs. 54.6%).
The Spurs beat the Knicks on Wednesday, but are still just 11-22 against the 14 teams that are currently over .500. They’ll play eight of their next 10 games against that group, a stretch that includes two games each against the Cavs and Warriors.
Brett Siegel, Clutch Points— 21 (last week: 21)
As crazy as it sounds, the San Antonio Spurs have won three straight games for the first time since November. Mitch Johnson has done a great job keeping his young team energized and in the fight despite all that has gone wrong this season. The Spurs could continue to play the role of spoilers down the stretch run, especially with four playoff-contending teams on their schedule this week.
Coming up: Tues. 3/25 at Detroit Pistons; Thurs. 3/27 at Cleveland Cavaliers; Sat. 3/29 vs. Boston Celtics; Sun. 3/30 vs. Golden State Warriors
Prediction: 1-3 — This is where the schedule heats up for remainder of the season, and you might need to shelve those postseason hopes until we see further evidence that this team can consistently hang with opponents who have something to play for and a good-to-great frontcourt. The Spurs only have three remaining games against teams with losing records, and none of them are this week. They could continue to surprise us, but they’ll need the offense to stay where it’s been while bringing the defense along for the ride.
By Marilyn Dubinski, via Pounding The Rock