马刺 vs 骑士 113 - 114 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2025-04-05 00:16:02
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圣安东尼奥马刺队前锋哈里森·巴恩斯(Harrison Barnes)（40号）在2025年4月4日星期五在圣安东尼奥的Frost Bank Center举行的NBA比赛下半场命中两记3分球，将马刺追至仅差1分后，试图在终场蜂鸣器敲响前打入制胜球。克利夫兰以114-113击败马刺。
马刺队前锋哈里森·巴恩斯在周五时间所剩无几时，在两名防守队员之间穿梭，找到了一条足够清晰的通往篮筐的路径，Frost Bank Center的每个人都准备庆祝。
桑德罗·马穆克拉什维利(Sandro Mamukelashvili)如此确信他的队友即将投进制胜球，以至于在球落地之前就去拥抱了巴恩斯。
随着球弹出篮筐，终场哨声响彻全场，马刺队以113-114惜败克利夫兰，马穆克拉什维利已经过了无法挽回的地步。
“无论如何我都拥抱了他，”马穆克拉什维利说。“这本该是一个庆祝的拥抱，但感觉像是一个对抗的拥抱。”
巴恩斯在骑士队前锋马克思·斯特鲁斯(Max Strus)逼近时的投篮不中，最终为马刺队狂热的反击画上了一个虎头蛇尾的句号。
马刺队上半场最多落后于赢得第62场比赛的克利夫兰队23分，第四节最多落后16分。
巴恩斯在比赛收官阶段的14-2攻势中发挥了巨大作用，使马刺队处于本赛季最大逆转胜利的边缘。
“这些家伙已经找到了无数次不放弃的方法，这说明了他们个人和作为一个整体，”马刺队代理教练米奇·约翰逊(Mitch Johnson)说。“拥有一支如此有战斗力的球队，作为一名教练来说是非常有意义的。”
多诺万·米切尔(Donovan Mitchell)拿下26分，带领骑士队，埃文·莫布里(Evan Mobley)贡献了25分、12个篮板和3个盖帽。
德文·瓦塞尔(Devin Vassell)为马刺队贡献了24分，包括6个三分球，而新秀斯蒂芬·卡斯尔(Stephon Castle)再次接近三双，得到22分、10次助攻和9个篮板。
巴恩斯得到23分，包括连续命中两记三分球，在比赛还剩28.6秒时将马刺队追至仅差1分。
马刺队扼杀了骑士队的最后一攻，克里斯·保罗(Chris Paul)抢断了米切尔的球，达里厄斯·加兰(Darius Garland)在进攻时间蜂鸣器响起时投失了一记远距离三分球。
这为巴恩斯可能扮演英雄角色奠定了基础。
“任何一个晚上我都会把这个球交给哈里森，”保罗说。“你可能有十分之九的机会投进它。”
但这次没有。
“四秒钟，到了篮筐前，错失了一个上篮，”巴恩斯说。“没什么好想的。”
约翰逊说：“你希望那个球能弹进去，因为他们为此付出了太多。”
以下是周五失利的三点总结，这场失利使马刺队在赛季最后一次客场之旅前战绩变为32胜45负：
- 卡斯尔极具争议的准三双
连续第二场比赛，卡斯尔都令人 tantalizingly 接近拿下他职业生涯的第一个三双。
两天前在丹佛，这位NBA假定的年度最佳新秀在马刺队的胜利中贡献了15分、15个篮板和9次助攻。
周五卡斯尔差一个篮板，并且可以争辩说他被主场记分台抢走了篮板。
“我以为这场比赛我拿到了，”他说。
卡斯尔和一些马刺队球员认为本应产生他的第10个篮板的那个回合发生在第四节末段。保罗在——至少据他自己说——试图投篮时被抢断了。脱手的球落入了卡斯尔的手中。
2025年4月4日星期五，在圣安东尼奥的Frost Bank Center举行的NBA比赛下半场，圣安东尼奥马刺队后卫斯蒂芬·卡斯尔（5号）在克利夫兰骑士队前锋埃文·莫布里（4号）面前投篮。克利夫兰以114-113击败马刺。
记分员裁定这是一个无主球而不是一次投篮尝试，这意味着卡斯尔没有篮板。
赛后，马刺队联系了联盟，要求他们审查这个回合，看看是否可以给他补上第10个篮板。
无论有没有三双，马刺队都对卡斯尔的表现感到满意。
“对于一个年轻球员来说，能够在那样的比赛中，面对那种类型的竞争对手做到这一点，来来回回，”约翰逊说，“这说明了他的成长。”
在比赛后期还有另一个回合可能导致卡斯尔的第10个篮板，当时加兰在进攻时间即将结束时投出了一记祈祷式的三分球。那个尝试只碰到了篮板，并在24秒蜂鸣器响起后落入了卡斯尔的手中。
这被正确地记录为进攻时间违例，这意味着没有篮板。
- 对阵骑士，强度不容谈判
马刺队能够从落后23分的劣势中奋起反击，对抗一支可能在6月争夺总冠军的球队，这固然不错，但如果一开始就避免出现这样的劣势会更好。
这是马刺队的经验丰富的球员希望球队从这次失利中吸取的教训。
“显然，我们有机会在最后赢得比赛，”巴恩斯说。“我们在上半场造成的劣势，那是我们成长机会所在。”
马刺队在上半场几乎没有抵抗，骑士队凭借15个三分球以67-50领先进入中场休息。
莫布里在那时已经得到19分，8投7中。德安德烈·亨特(De’Andre Hunter)从骑士队的替补席上砍下13分。
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比斯马克·比永博(Bismack Biyombo)竟然是在中场休息时引起马刺队注意的人。
“比斯马克说得最好，”巴恩斯说。“为了执行比赛计划，或者知道我们是否做得对，我们必须以更大的强度去做。这就是我们在下半场发生的变化。”
马刺队在休息后在这方面做得更好。紧迫感在第四节达到顶峰，马刺队以一场狂热的反击收尾，让自己有机会赢得最后一秒的胜利。
他们离开了Frost Bank Center，想知道如果他们的强度能够早一点爆发会怎么样。
- 克里斯·保罗对布雷克·韦斯利(Blake Wesley)的评价
由于德阿隆·福克斯(De’Aaron Fox)因手指手术而缺席，特雷·琼斯(Tre Jones)被交易到芝加哥——在福克斯的交易中被送走——三年级控球后卫韦斯利获得了充足的机会，成为马刺队的替补控球后卫。
韦斯利是一名顽强的防守者和无与伦比的速度型球员，偶尔看起来像一个可以在马刺队未来轮换阵容中发挥作用的球员。偶尔，他会让人想起为什么他在阵容完整时被排除在轮换阵容之外。
周五的情况兼而有之。
他的能量和决心都在那里。他的速度，像往常一样，帮助队友创造了优势。他抢断了两次。
“他上场时的打法具有感染力，”球队的常驻控球后卫大师保罗说。“他是一个攻防兼备的球员。他防守，他努力比赛，当你拥有一个像那样防守的人时，你会接受任何问题。”
这些问题也在周五暴露了出来。
韦斯利7投0中，包括三分球4投0中，没有一次助攻。
虽然韦斯利在他的外线投篮上下了很多功夫，但保罗认为他可以通过扩大他在油漆区和篮筐周围的武器库来受益。
“他的速度是他的武器，”保罗说。“因此，如果他继续进入内线并获得不同的终结方式，抛投等等，现在你就会变得很难防守。”
San Antonio Spurs forward Harrison Barnes (40) goes to the basket during the second half of their NBA game with the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs forward Julian Champagnie (30) goes to the basket uder Cleveland Cavaliers guard Sam Merrill (5)during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs guard Chris Paul (3) drives past Cleveland Cavaliers guard Sam Merrill (5) during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs forward Harrison Barnes (40) drives past Cleveland Cavaliers guard Max Strus (1) during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle (5) shoots over Cleveland Cavaliers forward De’Andre Hunter (12) during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Castle scored 22 points for San Antonio though Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle (5) attempts a dunk during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs forward Julian Champagnie (30) shoots over Cleveland Cavaliers forward Evan Mobley (4) during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs forward Sandro Mamukelashvili (54) controls an offensive rebound between Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell (45) and forward De’Andre Hunter (12) during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle (5) tries to block a jump shot by Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell (45)during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs guard Blake Wesley (14) tries to control a lose ball during the second half of their NBA game with the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs guard Devin Vassell (24) passes the ball during the second half of their NBA game with the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Vassell led San Antonio with 24 points though Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs guard Devin Vassell (24) drives past Cleveland Cavaliers guard Sam Merrill (5) as forward Sandro Mamukelashvili (54) sets a pick during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs forward Harrison Barnes (40) goes to the basket during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Barnes scored 23 points though Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs center Bismack Biyombo (18) takes a shot during the second half of their NBA game with the Cleveland Cavaliersat the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs forward Harrison Barnes (40) reacts after a play that he believed he was fouled during the second half of their NBA game with the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs guard Devin Vassell (24) brings the ball up court during the second half of their NBA game with the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Vallell led San Antonio with 24 points though Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs guard Chris Paul (3) fights for a ball with Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell (45) during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle (5) tries to drive past Cleveland Cavaliers guard Darius Garland (10) during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
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3 takeaways as Spurs’ comeback spoiled in loss to Cavs
San Antonio Spurs forward Harrison Barnes (40) tries to put in the game winning shot just before the final buzzer after hitting two 3-pointers to put the Spurs within one point during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
Spurs forward Harrison Barnes spun between a pair of defenders with time running down Friday, found a clear enough path to the goal, and everyone in the Frost Bank Center prepared to celebrate.
So sure was Sandro Mamukelashvili his teammate was about to make the winning basket, that he went to hug Barnes even before the ball had dropped.
As the ball bounced off the rim, the final horn sounding on a hard-fought 114-113 loss to Cleveland, Mamukelashvili was already past the point of no return.
“I hugged him anyway,” Mamukelashvili said. “It was supposed to be a celebration hug, but it felt like a confrontational hug.”
Barnes’ miss at the rim, with Cavaliers forward Max Strus closing, proved an anti-climatic end to what had been a furious Spurs rally.
The Spurs trailed Cleveland — which won its 62nd game — by as many as 23 points in the first half and by 16 in the fourth quarter.
A game-closing 14-2 run, of which Barnes was a huge part, put the Spurs on the cusp of their biggest comeback victory of the season.
“These guys have found a way to not go away numerous times, and that just speaks to them individually and as a group,” Spurs acting coach Mitch Johnson said. “It’s very rewarding as a coach to have that kind of fight in your team.”
Donovan Mitchell had 26 points to lead the Cavs, while Evan Mobley chipped in a monster 25 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks.
Devin Vassell paced the Spurs with 24 points, including six 3-pointers, while rookie Stephon Castle again made eyes at a triple-double as he finished with 22 points, 10 assists and nine rebounds.
Barnes tossed in 23 points, including back-to-back 3-pointers to pull the Spurs within a point with 28.6 seconds remaining.
The Spurs snuffed out Cleveland’s final possession, with Chris Paul stripping the ball from Mitchell and Darius Garland misfiring on a long 3-pointer at the shot-clock buzzer.
That set the stage for Barnes to possibly play the hero.
“I’ll give Harrison that shot any night,” Paul said. “You probably make it nine out of 10 times.”
Not this time.
“Four seconds, got to the front of the rim, missed a layup,” Barnes said. “Not too much to think about.”
Said Johnson: “You wish that ball would’ve bounced in for their sake because they put so much into this deal.”
Here are three takeaways from Friday’s defeat, which dropped the Spurs to 32-45 heading into their final road trip of the season:
1. Castle’s controversial non-triple-double
For the second game in row, Castle came tantalizingly close to posting his first career triple-double.
Two nights earlier in Denver, the NBA’s presumptive Rookie of the Year recorded 15 points, 15 rebounds and nine assists in a Spurs victory.
Castle was one rebound shy Friday, and could argue he was robbed by the home scorer’s table.
“I thought I had it this game,” he said.
The play Castle and some of the Spurs would argue should have produced his 10th rebound came late in the fourth quarter. Paul was stripped while — at least according to him — trying to attempt a shot. The errant ball landed in Castle’s hand.
San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle (5) shoots over Cleveland Cavaliers forward Evan Mobley (4) during the second half of their NBA game at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, April 4, 2025. Cleveland beat the Spurs 114-113.
Scorekeepers ruled the play a loose ball instead of a shot attempt, which meant no rebound for Castle.
After the game, the Spurs reached out to the league to have them review the play for a possible 10th rebound.
Triple-double or no, the Spurs were pleased with Castle’s performance.
“For a young player to be able to do that against that type of competition and that type of a game, back and forth,” Johnson said, “it just says something about his growth.”
There was one other play late that might have resulted in Castle’s 10th rebound, when Garland threw up a prayer of a 3-pointer near the end of the shot clock. That attempt hit only glass and landed in Castle’s mitts just after the 24-second horn sounded.
It correctly went down as shot-clock turnover, which meant no rebound.
2. Against the Cavs, intensity non-negotiable
As nice as it was for the Spurs to fight out of a 23-point hole against a team that could be playing for a championship in June, it would have been nicer to avoid such a deficit to begin with.
That is the lesson the Spurs’ veterans hope the team takes from the loss.
“Obviously we had a chance to win it at the end,” Barnes said. “The deficit we created in the first half, that’s where the growth opportunity is for us.”
The Spurs put up little resistance in the first half, as Cleveland shot its way to a 67-50 halftime lead on the back of 15 3-pointers.
Mobley already had 19 points at that juncture, making 7 of 8 field goals. De’Andre Hunter had poured in 13 off the Cavaliers’ bench.
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It was Bismack Biyombo, of all people, who got the Spurs’ attention in the locker room at the break.
“Bismack said it best,” Barnes said. “For us to execute the game plan, or know if we’re doing it right, we have to do it with more intensity. That’s what changed for us in the second half.”
The Spurs were better in that area after the break. The urgency crested in the fourth, when the Spurs closed with a fervent run to give themselves a chance at a last-second victory.
They left the Frost Bank Center wondering what might have been had their intensity kicked in a little earlier.
3. Chris Paul’s evaluation of Blake Wesley
With De’Aaron Fox on the shelf recovering from finger surgery and Tre Jones in Chicago — having been shipped out in the Fox trade — third-year point guard Blake Wesley has been given ample opportunity as the Spurs’ backup point guard.
A dogged defender and unparalleled speedster, Wesley on occasion looks like a player who can help in the Spurs’ rotation going forward. And occasionally, he reminds of why he had been left out of the rotation when the roster was whole.
Friday marked a little bit of both.
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His energy and determination were there. His speed, as usual, helped create advantages for teammates. He grabbed two steals.
“The way he plays when he plays is contagious,” said Paul, the team’s resident point guard guru. “He’s a two-way player. He defends, he plays hard and when you got somebody who defends like that, you going to live or die with any issues.”
Those issues were also on display Friday.
Wesley finished 0-for-7, including 0 of 4 from 3-point range, and did not log an assist.
While Wesley had put in hours of work on his outside shot, Paul believes he could benefit by expanding his arsenal in the paint and around the rim.
“His speed is his weapon,” Paul said. “So if he continues to get in the lane and get different finishes, floaters and whatever, now you become so hard to guard.”
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News