马刺 vs 篮网 118 - 107 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Gary Quan | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-10-27 04:58:56
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。
新秀迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 发起了一波23-10的收官攻势，其中的点睛之笔包括斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 的一次高难度上篮、德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 的抢断快攻扣篮，以及凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 一记极具冲击力的过顶传球助攻维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 完成空接——圣安东尼奥马刺队最终拼下了一场艰苦的胜利，比分为117-107。
圣安东尼奥马刺队克服了开局的慢热，凭借55%的投篮命中率（三分命中率50%）在上半场一度建立起21分的领先优势——然而，在灾难性的第三节，他们面对布鲁克林篮网队狂风暴雨般的三分球，葬送了全部领先，好在最后时刻稳住了阵脚。
文班亚马以28分、13个篮板、6次封盖和4次助攻的表现领衔马刺队，而哈珀（20分、8次助攻、6个篮板和2次抢断）和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔（13分、6个篮板和3次助攻）也延续了一系列的出色发挥，帮助球队在上半场和下半场两度从篮网手中夺回领先。德文·瓦塞尔（16分）、凯尔登·约翰逊（19分和7个篮板）以及朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)（13分和5个篮板）同样在比赛中表现亮眼，为胜利立下汗马功劳。
布鲁克林的卡姆·托马斯 (Cam Thomas)（40分）彻底爆发，一人扛起了这支年轻球队的进攻大旗，而小迈克尔·波特 (Michael Porter, Jr.)（16分、6个篮板和4次助攻）则在这场失利中重拾了他在丹佛掘金时期的辅助角色。
充满侵略性、打法狂热的布鲁克林队从比赛一开场就施加防守压力，打了圣安东尼奥一个措手不及，并取得了开局领先。马刺队站稳脚跟并保护好球权后，很快便追上了比分，哈珀和约翰逊引领了一波攻势，将6分的分差逆转为7分的领先，结束了精彩纷呈的第一节。
圣安东尼奥在第二节的大部分时间里似乎打得有些随意，直到他们出色的后卫组合——卡斯尔和哈珀用各自的个人高光集锦接管了这一节。哈珀的助攻数增加到了六次，而卡斯尔在进攻端同样势不可挡。尽管如此，托马斯毫不气馁，继续提升他的出手和命中数，帮助布鲁克林紧咬比分，但他因脸部受到撞击而伤退离场。约翰逊的一记补扣和文班亚马在转换进攻中的一记追身三分，让比分在半场结束时来到了69-48。
在将比分扩大到81-55后，圣安东尼奥在第三节最后8分多钟里经历了得分荒，篮网队则利用了托马斯的得分能力以及马刺多次糟糕的进攻回合不断追分。在此期间，马刺仅靠卡斯尔的一记罚球和朱利安·尚帕尼的快攻上篮得到分数。在经历了这灾难性的一节后，马刺能以88-81的优势进入第四节已属幸运。
观察
- 哈珀的极早期球员模板 ：谦逊版的2010年代初期的詹姆斯·哈登。他在刚上场不久就如尖刀般切入两名防守者之间，完成了一次令人印象深刻的2+1。
- 新秀卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 在首节末的一次快攻中，几乎上演了赛季最佳扣篮。不过，紧接着他就犯了和朗尼·沃克四世 (Lonnie Walker IV) 一样的踩线出界失误。在马刺又一次失误后，他迅速回防到位，拍掉了一次几乎肯定会转化为空位投篮或突破的传球。
- 在半场快结束时，文班亚马在一次接哈珀的空接传球时被犯规后，鉴于我们的后卫们两年来都无法在这些时机找到他，雅各布·托比 (Jacob Tobey) 恰如其分地评价道：“ *哈珀总是在寻找他那快下的内线大个子。 *”
- 圆点竞赛 ：蓝色方获胜！
- 凯尔登的厨房 ：真的，没有任何人能把球从他手中抢走。他似乎也注定每场比赛都会贡献一两个高光时刻。他在半场结束前的那记单手补扣，为圣安东尼奥出色的第二节画上了圆满的句号。
- 维克托的从容 ：他在突破时吸引多名防守者，并找到空切队友的能力相当出色。第一节，他曾助攻沿底线切入的巴恩斯完成一记势大力沉的扣篮。
- 本场最佳回合 #1 ：基本上是哈珀和约翰逊在第一节逆转比分时所做的一切。
- 本场最佳回合 #2 ：在第二节中段卡斯尔打成2+1后，圣安东尼奥抓住了小波特投篮不中的机会，由卡斯尔传给哈珀，后者迅速将球转移给瓦塞尔命中底角三分，将比分改写为46-34。
- 本场最佳回合 #3 ：在一次看起来几近失误的进攻中，文班亚马给卡斯尔的传球出现了偏差，但这位卫冕年度最佳新秀挽救了这次传球，随后他一记贴地快传给到瓦塞尔，后者又回传给文班亚马，命中一记压哨三分。
- 托马斯和小波特——这算不算联盟里队友“浪投”率最高的组合？
- 朱万·霍华德 (Juwan Howard) 是怎么从执教密歇根大学变成篮网队教练席成员的？
- 周五晚比赛后我对哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 的看法……“呃”（我的输入法还总自动纠正成‘off’……这也确实是他的状态写照）。
比赛进程
托马斯开场便迅速得分，为布鲁克林打下坚实基础。篮网队对马刺进行全场紧逼，从而获得了几次转换进攻的机会。文班亚马扇掉了几次投篮，并助攻瓦塞尔命中主队的第一记三分，但托马斯的抛投帮助布鲁克林取得了6分的领先。在一次5秒违例后，圣安东尼奥开始猛烈冲击内线。特别是哈珀，他打成一次2+1，并助攻瓦塞尔得分。约翰逊充满力量的2+1帮助马刺反超一分。哈珀一记横跨球场的传球找到了底角的尚帕尼命中三分，但托马斯继续顶着重重防守命中投篮。马刺队凭借更出色的整体配合扩大了领先优势，同时迫使布鲁克林进行高难度长两分出手，并以31-24领先结束第一节。
第二节开始，小波特的第二和第三记三分球帮助布鲁克林迫近比分。圣安东尼奥造成了侵略性过强的篮网队陷入犯规麻烦——他们有四名球员身背两到三次犯规。卡斯尔在进攻端上演了一连串的精彩表现——一次给尚帕尼的助攻、一记跳投和一次2+1——帮助马刺建立起9分的领先。托马斯用一记自己的3+1回应了哈珀又一次精彩的上篮。马刺的领先优势在8-10分之间徘徊了一段时间，直到哈珀的一次上篮和文班亚马的空接暴扣将分差扩大到16分。文班亚马以两次封盖和一记追身三分结束了上半场（这记三分让人想起了2014年总决赛第五场，科怀·伦纳德那记为圣安东尼奥逆转迈阿密热火队注入强劲动力的追身三分）。布鲁克林带着21分的分差进入半场休息。
下半场开始3分多钟后，文班亚马出现了他 本赛季的第一次 失误。由于托马斯仍未回到场上，圣安东尼奥在半场阵地战中继续打出高效执行力。然而马刺的进攻一度停滞，年轻的篮网队则连续命中三分，扎伊尔·威廉姆斯 (Ziaire Williams) 的一记三分将分差缩小到11分。圣安东尼奥的得分停在了81分（随后是82分），这个过程感觉漫长得像一个世纪，而布鲁克林在托马斯的一波得分潮后，将分差悄悄追近到只有9分。布鲁克林在第三节末打出了一波26-7的攻击波，带着7分的分差进入第四节。
想要了解篮网球迷的观点，请访问 Nets Daily 。
圣安东尼奥将于明晚主场迎战布兰登·英格拉姆 (Brandon Ingram)（以及雅各布·珀尔特尔 (Jakob Poeltl)！）率领的多伦多猛龙队，比赛时间为中部夏令时晚上7:00，这将是一场赛季初的 背靠背第二场 比赛。
点击查看原文：San Antonio vs. Brooklyn, Final Score: Spurs stage two comebacks to win third straight, 118-107
San Antonio vs. Brooklyn, Final Score: Spurs stage two comebacks to win third straight, 118-107
Rookie Dylan Harper kickstarted a closing 23-10 Spurs run whose exclamation points consisted of a difficult Stephon Castle lay-up, a steal and transition dunk by Devin Vassell, and an emphatic over-the-head lob from Keldon Johnson to Victor Wembanyama – allowing San Antonio to gut out a gritty 117-107 victory.
San Antonio worked through the kinks of a rough start with a 55% shooting performance (50% from three) to stake itself to a 21-point first half lead – only to lose it in a brutal third quarter amidst a storm of Brooklyn three-pointers before steadying themselves in the final moments.
Wembanyama paced the Spurs (28 points, 13 rebounds, 6 blocks, and 4 assists), who received yet another in a string of impressive performances from Harper (20 points, 8 assists, 6 rebounds, and 2 steals) and Stephon Castle (13 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists) to wrest the lead back from the Nets – both in the first and second halves. Devin Vassell (16 points), Keldon Johnson (19 points and 7 rebounds), and Julian Champagnie (13 points and 5 rebounds) shined brightly in the win, as well.
Brooklyn’s Cam Thomas (40 points) ignited and carried the young team’s offense and Michael Porter, Jr. (16 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists) reprised his former supporting role in Denver in defeat.
An aggressive and frenzied Brooklyn squad applied defensive pressure from the tip to stun San Antonio and net themselves an early advantage. Once the Spurs found their footing and preserved their possessions, they caught up shortly after, with Harper and Johnson spearheading that run to turn a six-point deficit into a seven-point lead to finish an entertaining first quarter.
San Antonio appeared to ‘play with its food’ for large parts of the second period before their impressive guards – Castle and Harper took over the frame with their respective highlight reels. Harper grew his assist count to a half-dozen, while Castle also would not be stopped on the offensive end. Undeterred, Thomas continued to grow his shot (attempt and) making totals to keep Brooklyn within striking distance, but was knocked out of the game after taking a knock to his face. A Johnson tip dunk and a Wembanyama pull-up three in transition made it 69-48 heading into the half.
San Antonio, after going up 81-55, endured its first drought that extended over the last 8+ minutes of the third period, as the Nets used Thomas’ shotmaking prowess and many brutal Spurs’ possessions. A Castle free throw and Julian Champagnie transition lay-up would be the only offense they would muster and the Spurs were fortunate to maintain a 88-81 cushion after the disastrous stanza.
Observations
- Very early player comp for Harper: Humble early-2010s James Harden. He knifed his way through two defenders for an impressive and-1 moments after entering the game. .
- Rookie Carter Bryant nearly threw down the dunk of the season on a fast break late in the opening frame. He committed the Lonnie Walker IV step-out-of-bounds violation right after, though. After another Spurs turnover, he hustled back into the screen and batted away a pass that almost certainly would have resulted in an open shot or drive.
- After Wembanyama was fouled on a lob attempt from Harper late in the half, and after two years of our guards’ inability to find him in these spots, Jacob Tobey rightfully stated “Harper ALWAYS looking for his big man running the floor.”
- Dot Races: Blue won!
- Keldon’s Kitchen: There literally is NO ONE that’s going to separate him from the ball. He also seems destined to have one or two highlights each game. His one-handed putback slam late in the half punctuated a great second quarter for San Antonio.
- Victor Ease: His ability to lure multiple defenders to him on his drives and find cutters is pretty cool. He fed a slicing Barnes baseline in the first quarter for a power jam.
- Sequence of the Game #1: Pretty much anything Harper and Johnson did in the first period comeback.
- Sequence of the Game #2: After Castle’s and-1 midway through the second period, San Antonio took advantage of a Porter, Jr. miss, with Castle feeding Harper, who quickly re-directed it to Vassell for a corner three, making it 46-34.
- Sequence of the Game #3: In what looked several times like a botched possession, Wembanyama’s errant pass to Castle was rescued by the reigning Rookie of the Year, who then fired a low missile to Vassell who fed it back to Wembanyama for a shot-clock- beating three.
- Between Thomas and Porter, Jr. – highest teammate ‘chucking’ rate in the league?
- How did Juwan Howard go from coaching Michigan to being on the Nets’ bench?
- My takeaway after Friday night’s game about Harrison Barnes… “oof” (which kept on auto-correcting to ‘off’… which has also been the case.
Game Rundown
Thomas put up a quick handful to get Brooklyn off to a solid start. The Nets pressed the Spurs upcourt – allowing them several transition opportunities. Wembanyama swatted away a couple of shots and fed Vassell for the hosts’ first three, but Thomas’ floater put Brooklyn up six. After a 5-second violation, San Antonio furiously attacked the paint. Harper, in particular, got an and-1 and found Vassell for a bucket. Johnson’s manly and-1 put the Spurs up one. Harper found Champagnie crosscourt for a corner three, but Thomas continued to knock down shots over a sea of arms. The Spurs extended their lead with better cohesion, while forcing Brooklyn into long contested twos, and left the first up 31-24.
Porter, Jr’s second and third triples brought Brooklyn closer to start the second. San Antonio drew the over-aggressive Nets into foul trouble – with four of them having two or three. Castle cobbled together a highlight reel of offense – an assist to Champagnie, a jumper, and an and-1 – to put the Spurs up nine. Thomas countered yet another impressive Harper lay-up with a 4-point play of his own. The Spurs’ lead hovered around 8-10 for some time until a Harper lay-up and Wembanyama lob slam extended them out 16. Wembanyama closed the half with two swats and a pull-up three (reminiscent of Kawhi Leonard’s pull-up in transition that turbocharged San Antonio’s comeback against the Miami Heat in 2014 game 5). Brooklyn went to the half down 21.
Wembanyama committed his first turnover OF THE SEASON 3+ minutes into the second half. With Thomas still absent from action, San Antonio continued to execute expertly in the halfcourt. Once the Spurs’ offense stalled, the young Nets connected from three, and Ziaire Williams’ three shaved the deficit to 11. San Antonio stayed glued to 81 (then 82) points for what seemed like an eternity of minutes, and Brooklyn crept as close as nine after a flurry of Thomas points. Brooklyn’s closing 26-7 run drew them within seven heading into the fourth.
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San Antonio hosts Brandon Ingram (and Jakob Poeltl!) and the Toronto Raptors tomorrow night for an early season SEGABABA at 7:00 PM CDT.
By Gary Quan, via Pounding The Rock