By Tanner Bowen | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-11-02 16:00:00
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。
在经历了一个以36胜46负战绩告终的灾难性2024-2025赛季后，菲尼克斯太阳队在今年夏天彻底叫停了他们的三巨头实验。主教练迈克·布登霍尔泽 (Mike Budenholzer) 仅执教一个赛季便被解雇，由克利夫兰骑士队助理教练乔丹·奥特 (Jordan Ott) 接任。凯文·杜兰特 (Kevin Durant) 在与休斯顿火箭队的交易中被送走，而布拉德利·比尔 (Bradley Beal) 则被裁掉。如此一来，德文·布克 (Devin Booker) 便成为球队唯一的坚守者，继续为他生涯唯一效力过的球队征战。在杜兰特的交易中，太阳队从火箭队换来了狄龙·布鲁克斯 (Dillon Brooks) 和杰伦·格林 (Jalen Green)，对阵容进行了一定程度的重组，希望能为这支原本缺乏活力与韧性的球队注入年轻血液和强硬作风。总而言之，太阳队的阵容中有8名球员离队。
马刺队以队史首次的5胜0负开局，赛季初势头正盛。尽管德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 仍因腿筋伤势休战，但圣安东尼奥马刺队依然凭借出色的侧翼发挥，与日渐展现统治力的维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 形成了良好互补。在主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 完整执教的第一个赛季里，马刺这支年轻的队伍似乎正在所有人眼前迅速成长。他们在防守端倾尽全力，并在进攻端建立了清晰的战术体系。在客场取胜向来不易，但今晚，圣安东尼奥马刺队有很大机会将这一队史最佳开局纪录继续延续下去。
圣安东尼奥马刺 (5-0) vs. 菲尼克斯太阳 (2-4)
2025年11月2日 | 中央时间晚7:00
观看: FDSS | 收听: WOAI (1200 AM)
马刺伤病名单：杰里米·索汉 (Jeremy Sochan)，手腕（每日观察）；德阿隆·福克斯，腿筋（缺阵）；林迪·沃特斯三世 (Lindy Waters III)，眼部（每日观察）；凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk)，脚跟（缺阵）；卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)，脚踝（缺阵）
太阳伤病名单：狄龙·布鲁克斯，腹股沟（缺阵）；杰伦·格林，腿筋（缺阵）；以赛亚·利弗斯 (Isaiah Livers)，髋部挫伤（每日观察）
本场看点
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毋庸置疑，德文·布克是联盟中最纯粹的得分机器之一。本赛季至今，他的投篮手感滚烫（三项命中率49%/43%/81%），场均贡献30分，并且他站上罚球线的频率之高，如果能保持整个赛季，将轻松创下这位征战11年老将的生涯新高。由于队内没有其他球员的进攻能力能望其项背，布克在太阳队过去的4场比赛中均砍下30+高分，但尽管他已拼尽全力，球队在这些比赛中仅取得1胜3负的战绩，不过其中有两场比赛的胜负仅在毫厘之间。(https://youtu.be/f0HArcj7vtE?si=e_YflaHLD9eHCcgV)
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太阳队在过去3场比赛中两度对阵爵士队，并且两次都被对方大个子劳里·马尔卡宁 (Lauri Markkanen) 打爆，两场比赛合计被他狂砍84分，其中一场在犹他主场更是让他得到了51分。显然，每场比赛和对位都各不相同，挑战也各有千秋，但如果连马尔卡宁都能在太阳队面前为所欲为，那么谁又能阻止文班亚马今晚打出同样具有统治力的表现呢？前夏洛特黄蜂队球员、今年夏天通过交易来到太阳队的马克·威廉姆斯 (Mark Williams)，很可能会是今晚整场比赛中负责镇守中路、对位文班亚马的球员。
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在这个年轻赛季的开端，有一个方面没有得到足够多的讨论，那就是圣安东尼奥马刺队在比赛末段所展现出的沉着冷静。在最近取得的几场胜利中，马刺队都曾在下半场建立起可观的领先优势，但随后又眼看对手打出一波进攻高潮，不可避免地将比分追回。在三分球改变了比赛面貌的今天，这样的追分狂潮在任何一场NBA比赛中都可能上演，有时甚至让人感觉在所难免。然而，圣安东尼奥马刺队总能找到办法稳住阵脚，以一种导向胜利的方式重新夺回比赛控制权。这种韧性在上周四战胜迈阿密热火队的比赛中展露无遗：他们在第四节前5分钟挥霍了15分的领先优势，却又在最后5分钟从热火队手中夺回了控制权。终结比赛是一门艺术，对一支年轻球队来说并不容易掌握，但马刺队用表现证明，他们一直在潜心学习。
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点击查看原文：Game Preview: San Antonio Spurs at Phoenix Suns
Game Preview: San Antonio Spurs at Phoenix Suns
After a disastrous 2024-2025 season that ended with a 36-46 record, Phoenix Suns pulled the plug on their Big 3 experiment this summer. Head coach Mike Budenholzer was let go after just a single season, replaced by Cleveland Cavaliers assistant coach Jordan Ott. Kevin Durant was shipped out of town in a trade with the Houston Rockets, while Bradley Beal was waived. That leaves Devin Booker as the lone man standing with the only franchise he’s ever known. Phoenix was able to retool a bit, bringing in Dillon Brooks and Jalen Green from Houston in the Kevin Durant trade in the hopes of adding some youth and toughness to a roster that was devoid of either. All in all, 8 players were jettisoned from Phoenix’s roster.
5-0 for the first time in franchise history, the Spurs are rolling to start the year. Still without the services of De’Aaron Fox as he recovers from a hamstring injury, San Antonio has nonetheless benefitted from great wing play to compliment the emerging dominance of Victor Wembanyama. San Antonio’s young squad looks like they’re coming of age right before everyone’s eyes, with a commitment to playing hard on the defensive end and a clear offensive identity in head coach Mitch Johnson’s first full year as head coach. Winning on the road is always tough, but San Antonio should have a great chance at pushing this franchise-best start further tonight.
San Antonio Spurs (5-0) at Phoenix Suns (2-4)
November 2nd 2025 | 7:00 PM CT
Watch: FDSS | Listen: WOAI (1200 AM)
Spurs Injuries: Jeremy Sochan, wrist (day to day), De’Aaron Fox, hamstring (OUT), Lindy Waters III, eye (day to day), Kelly Olynyk, heel (OUT), Luke Kornet, ankle (OUT)
Suns Injuries: Dillon Brooks, groin (OUT), Jalen Green, hamstring (OUT), Isaiah Livers, hip contusion (day to day)
What to watch for
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If nothing else, Devin Booker is a certified bucket-getter, in the truest sense of the phrase. He’s shooting the snot out of the ball to start the year (49/43/81), averaging 30 points a game, and is getting to the line at a rate that, were it to continue throughout the season, would easily be a career-best mark for the 11th year guard. With no one on the roster even approaching his level of offensive competency, Booker has hit the 30 point mark in each of Phoenix’s last 4 games, but they’re just 1-3 in those contests despite his best efforts, though two of them could have gone either way. (https://youtu.be/f0HArcj7vtE?si=e_YflaHLD9eHCcgV)
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Phoenix played Utah twice in their last 3 games and were lit up twice by Utah big man Lauri Markkanen to the tune of 84 points combined in both games, including a 51-point game in Utah. Obviously, every game and match-up is different and presents its own challenges, but if Markkanen was able to do Phoenix like that, what’s stopping Victor Wembanyama from being just as dominant tonight? Mark Williams, formerly of the Charlotte Hornets and acquired by Phoenix in a trade over the summer, will likely be the man holding the center spot down for the Suns against Victor all night.
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Something that hasn’t been talked about enough at the beginning of this young season is the amount of composure San Antonio has shown at the end of games. In their last few wins the Spurs have managed to build significant leads in the second half, only to watch their opponents go on a run that inevitably gets them back in the game. Thanks to the way the 3 ball has changed the game, these sort of runs are possible while watching any NBA game and in some cases feel inevitable. San Antonio though have found ways to right the ship, taking back control in a way that leads to wins. This resiliancy was on display in last Thursday’s win against Miami, when they blew a 15 point lead in the first 5 minutes of the 4th quarter, only to wrestle control back from the Heat in the final 5. Closing games out is an art that’s not the easiest thing for a young squad to learn, but the Spurs are showing though that they’ve been studying.
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By Tanner Bowen, via Pounding The Rock