By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2025-11-07 07:16:35
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这场比赛充斥着数不清的犯规，过程也显得无比漫长，最终圣安东尼奥马刺队以114-116惜败于洛杉矶湖人队。马刺曾在第四节一度领先，但这支青年军未能在关键时刻打出足够多的决定性表现。圣安东尼奥人拼搏到了最后一刻，但最终功亏一篑，赛季战绩下滑至5胜2负。
数据统计：马刺 vs 湖人
马刺 vs 湖人 – 最终评分
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)
优点：文班亚马在防守端是擎天巨擘。他封锁了禁区空间，其防守警觉性始终无可挑剔。进攻端，他博得了11次罚球机会，并且拼抢积极。
缺点：坦率地说，这是文班亚马连续第二场表现令人失望。湖人队对他进行了大量协防，而这位法国人未能有效惩罚对手。他投篮命中率不佳，传球也并非特别出色，还出现了五次失误。今晚困扰他的部分原因，是持续的犯规麻烦，这最终导致他在第四节犯满离场。但总的来说，文班亚马需要学会在进攻端更好地处理压力。过去两场比赛，他的表现并不好看。但公平地说，这是成为一名认证级别超级巨星的必经之路，所以当文班亚马还在摸索如何应对压力时，大家不必对他太过苛责。
评分：D+
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)
优点：卡斯尔的比赛充满了十足的竞争精神和强硬作风。无论发生什么，他都一直在战斗。防守端，他在防守东契奇时做得很好，持续不断地给他制造麻烦。进攻端，卡斯尔能够持球组织，无私地找到空位的队友，并11次站上罚球线。
缺点：卡斯尔又出现了六次失误——包括几次不合时宜的失误。他的三分球5投仅1中，并且同样受到了犯规困扰。当湖人队收缩禁区防守他时，卡斯尔并非总能找到破解之法。总的来说，他的比赛表现与文班亚马非常相似。卡斯尔正在承担更重要的角色，在这个过程中他必须吸取教训。
评分：C+
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell)
委婉地说，瓦塞尔有几次出手选择并不理想。他需要明白，对于这支马刺队来说，面对双人包夹的后仰跳投已非必要之举。更糟糕的是，瓦塞尔还投丢了本可以为球队提供巨大帮助的空位三分球。但情况也并非一无是处，瓦塞尔在防守端表现尚可，没有失误，还送出了几次巧妙的传球。他在防守轮转中犯了几个错误，但他的全能表现还是令人满意的。但是，是的，他的出手选择必须改进。
评分：C
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
巴恩斯仅出战28分钟就犯满离场，这对他来说很不寻常。马刺本需要他在场上待更长时间，因为他投篮手感正佳，失误控制在最低限度，并且总能做出正确的传球。在防守和篮板方面，巴恩斯的表现都高于他的通常水准。很高兴看到在经历了冰冷的季前赛和常规赛开局后，他的投篮手感正在回暖。
评分：B+
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)
尚帕尼开局迅猛，但结局却令人沮丧。他在最后一秒罚丢了本可以把比赛拖入加时的一球。他的篮下终结能力不稳，出现了四次失误，还投丢了太多空位投篮。尚帕尼的篮板和防守表现还行，但这次出场，他最难忘的恐怕就是那记罚失的球了。
评分：C-
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
约翰逊是对抗湖人时的一股积极力量。他运动战出手4投全中，4次罚球也全部命中，并打出了赛季至今最具侵略性的一些防守表现。约翰逊受到了犯规困扰，有时打得过于拼命，但他总体的努力值得称赞。他每晚都在为替补阵容提供宝贵的身体对抗和强韧度。
评分：B+
杰里米·索汉 (Jeremy Sochan)
在因伤错过了全部季前赛和常规赛前六场比赛后，索汉重返轮换阵容。考虑到他缺阵已久以及预料中的生疏感，我认为索汉的表现相当出色。他7投6中，命中一记三分，站上了罚球线，并且打得充满自信。防守端，他在外线看起来脚步很快，也从不畏惧干脏活累活。目前还不是很清楚当全员健康时他将如何融入轮换阵容，但对阵湖人的比赛中，索汉证明了自己的价值。他篮板抢得不好，在内线的打法比平时更偏外线，但他是一个充满活力、倾其所有的竞争者。
评分：A-
林迪·沃特斯三世 (Lindy Waters III)
在本赛季的首秀中，沃特斯积极地展现了他能做出的贡献。他是一名顽强的防守者，即便身材和运动能力并不出众，也敢于拼搏。进攻端，他命中了全部两次三分出手，在组织进攻方面也毫不怯场。沃特斯在攻防两端的位置感仍有待提高，但看起来他将能够为球队提供可靠的替补深度。
评分：B+
凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk)
和索汉、沃特斯一样，奥利尼克也在洛杉矶迎来了自己的赛季首秀。很明显，他是一个聪明的球员，知道该出现在什么位置，该把球传向哪里。他的篮板表现尚可，在外线的防守实际上也相当不错。奥利尼克的内线防守形同虚设，这也是为什么当卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 最终回归后仍将占据替补中锋的位置。话虽如此，奥利尼克显然是俾斯麦·比永博 (Bismack Biyombo) 的升级版。
评分：B-
乔丹·麦克劳克林 (Jordan McLaughlin)
麦克劳克林的轮换位置被沃特斯取代，随后他在三分钟内出现两次失误，这进一步巩固了他在板凳末端的位置。
评分：无
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson)
约翰逊教练本可以在进攻端为文班亚马创造更好的机会。但除此之外，我认为他指挥了一场不错的比赛。教练组针对东契奇的策略是合理的。尽管他的球队一直处于犯规麻烦中，但我喜欢他的轮换调度。比赛到最后，马刺基本上是能堪当重任的组织者已经捉襟见肘了。
评分：B+
点击查看原文：Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Los Angeles Lakers – Game #7
Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Los Angeles Lakers – Game #7
In a game that seemingly lasted forever and featured a countless amount of fouls, the San Antonio Spurs fell short against the Los Angeles Lakers, 116-114. The Spurs were up in the fourth quarter but the good guys couldn’t come up with enough big plays in money time. San Antonio scratched and clawed until the final buzzer but ultimately came up short to drop to a record of 5-2 on the season.
Stats: Spurs at Lakers
Spurs at Lakers – Final Grades
Victor Wembanyama
The good: Wembanyama was a behemoth on the defensive end. He erased space in the middle and his alertness was always pristine. Offensively, he earned 11 free throw attempts and gave good effort. The bad: To be blunt, this was the second consecutive disappointing performance by Wembanyama. The Lakers sent a lot of help his way and the Frenchman wasn’t able to make them pay. He shot poorly, didn’t pass particularly well and turned the ball over five times. Part of his issues on this night was persistent foul trouble which eventually led to him fouling out in the fourth quarter. Overall, though, Wembanyama needs to learn how to handle pressure better offensively. These past two games, it hasn’t been pretty to watch. But, to be fair, this is part of the process of becoming a certified superstar so no one should be too upset with Wembanyama as he figures out how to attack the pressure.
Grade: D+
Stephon Castle
The good: Castle played with an ample amount of competitiveness and ruggedness. No matter what happened, he kept fighting. Defensively, he did good work against Doncic by relentlessly making life difficult for him. Offensively, Castle made plays with the ball, unselfishly hit open teammates and got to the charity stripe for 11 attempts. The bad: Castle turned the ball over six more times — including a few untimely miscues. He was only 1-for-5 from three-point range and he too struggled with foul trouble. When the Lakers packed the paint on him, Castle didn’t always have the wherewithal to figure out what to do. Overall, he had a very similar game to Wembanyama. Castle is stepping into a bigger role and there will be lessons he has to learn along the way.
Grade: C+
Devin Vassell
A handful of times, Vassell didn’t select the best of shots — to put it gently. He needs to learn that fadeaways over double-teams are no longer necessary for these Spurs. To make matters worse, Vassell missed open three-point attempts that could have really helped the cause. But it wasn’t all bad, as Vassell played adequately well on defense, didn’t turn the ball over and authored a few heady passes. There were a couple mistakes in defensive rotations but his all-around game was satisfactory. But, yeah, that shot-selection has to get better.
Grade: C
Harrison Barnes
Barnes fouled out in only 28 minutes of play, which is uncharacteristic for him. The Spurs could have used him on the court for more minutes because he was shooting it well, keeping his mistakes to a minimum and making the right passes. Defensively and rebounding-wise, Barnes was above his usual level. It’s good to see that his shooting is coming around after a cold preseason and start to the regular season.
Grade: B+
Julian Champagnie
Champagnie got off to a fast start but then he had a depressing end. He missed a free throw in the final second that could have sent the game to overtime. His finishing at the basket was iffy, he turned the ball over four times and missed too many open shots. Champagnie’s rebounding and defense were fine but he’s going to remember this outing for that missed free throw.
Grade: C-
Keldon Johnson
Johnson was a force for good against the Lakers. He made all four of his shots from the field, he nailed all four of his freebies and played some of his most aggressive defense of the season. Johnson dealt with foul trouble and sometimes played too hard but his overall effort was commendable. He’s providing the bench unit with valuable physicality and toughness on a nightly basis.
Grade: B+
Jeremy Sochan
After missing all of the preseason and the first six games of the regular season due to injury, Sochan was back in the rotation. Considering the time off and the expected rustiness, I thought Sochan did really well. He was 6-for-7 from the field, hit a three-pointer, got to the free throw line and operated with confidence. Defensively, he looked quick out on the perimeter and didn’t hesitate to get his hands dirty. It’s not super clear how he fits in the rotation once everyone is healthy but Sochan proved his worth against the Lakers. He didn’t rebound well and played smaller than usual in the paint but he’s a competitive, live body who gives it everything he has.
Grade: A-
Lindy Waters III
Making his season debut, Waters gave a positive glimpse of what he could contribute. He’s a gritty defender who battles even though he’s not notable big or athletic. Offensively, he hit both of his three-point attempts and he wasn’t bashful about running the offense. Waters’ positioning was a work in progress on both ends but it looks like he’ll be able to provide adequate bench depth.
Grade: B+
Kelly Olynyk
Like Sochan and Waters, Olynyk was making his season debut in Los Angeles. It’s obvious he’s a smart player who knows where to be and where to pass the ball. He rebounded reasonably well and he was actually pretty good defensively out on the perimeter. Olynyk’s interior defense was nonexistent, which is why Luke Kornet will retain the backup center spot in the rotation once he eventually returns. That said, Olynyk is clearly an upgrade over Bismack Biyombo.
Grade: B-
Jordan McLaughlin
McLaughlin lost his spot in the rotation to Waters and then proceeded to turn the ball over twice in three minutes to further cement his spot at the end of the bench.
Grade: Inc.
Mitch Johnson
Johnson could have put Wembanyama in better spots offensively. But other than that, I thought he coached a good game. The coaching staff’s strategies against Doncic made sense. Even though his team was in a constant state of foul trouble, I liked his rotation. At the end, the Spurs basically just ran out of competent playmakers.
Grade: B+
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk