By Mateo Mayorga | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-11-08 16:00:00
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德阿龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 终于将在周六迎来备受期待的赛季首秀，届时圣安东尼奥马刺队将在主场迎战伤兵满营的新奥尔良鹈鹕队。这将是马刺队背靠背比赛的第二场，而他们的对手鹈鹕队则自周三以来一直休战。尽管鹈鹕（NOLA）阵容残缺，但绝不可掉以轻心，因为在NBA，缺兵少将的球队爆冷击败对手的现象屡见不鲜。
考虑到本赛季的开局表现，如果马刺队在这场“热身赛”中表现不佳，将对其声望造成巨大打击。
圣安东尼奥马刺 (6-2) vs. 新奥尔良鹈鹕 (2-6) 2025年11月8日，中部时间晚7:00 观看：FanDuel SW | 收听：WOAI (1200 AM)
马刺队伤病报告： 待下午1点公布
鹈鹕队伤病报告： 蔡恩·威廉姆森 (Zion Williamson) (左腿筋拉伤) — 缺阵；德章泰·穆雷 (Dejounte Murray) (跟腱伤) — 缺阵；伊夫·米西 (Yves Missi) (生病) — 缺阵；乔丹·普尔 (Jordan Poole) (左股四头肌拉伤) — 缺阵；亨特·迪金森 (Hunter Dickinson) (发展联盟) — 缺阵；特雷·亚历山大 (Trey Alexander) (发展联盟) — 缺阵
比赛看点
福克斯与文班亚马撕裂防守
虽然强行给福克斯喂球不太符合马刺队的风格，但在球队的进攻体系中，他仍将获得大量出场时间。借助斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 的突破，他也应该能在底线或罚球区弧顶附近获得一些轻松的出手机会。此外，尽管文班亚马场均只有一次掩护助攻，但可以预见马刺队将增加挡拆和手递手配合的频率，以便在半场进攻中为福克斯创造机会。当福克斯和文班决定执行二人配合时，哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 将会是埋伏在底角的那个愉快受益者。
另一套能让福克斯更具杀伤力的战术是，当文班决定在前场持球发起进攻时。防守方的注意力自然会集中在持球人身上，这让速度快的球员能通过空切轻松获得空位。
如果防守文班的最佳人选是赫伯·琼斯 (Herb Jones)，一位身高6英尺8英寸、体重210磅的前锋，也请不要感到意外。他虽然身高不足以干扰文班的出手点，但他的脚步移动速度足以跟上后者的运球，并且他还有一双快手能够掏球。迈阿密热火队已经尝试过用小个球员来防守他，试图破坏他的运球，但身体更强壮的琼斯可能会取得更好的效果。
鹈鹕的残阵
鹈鹕队的三分投射能力或许只是联盟平均水平，但他们在撕裂对手防守腹地方面要犀利得多。他们通过挡拆战术发起进攻，并拥有多个进攻武器：何塞·阿尔瓦拉多 (Jose Alvarado) 和新秀杰里迈尔·菲尔斯 (Jeremiah Fears)，后者场均出手5.1次。在挡拆战术中，阿尔瓦拉多是一名高效的射手，防守方不能对他使用沉退防守（drop coverage）；但对菲尔斯则可以，因为他的三分命中率只有30%。
他们很可能会让凯文·卢尼 (Kevon Looney) 担任首发中锋，但他所能做的，也只是在篮下对文班进行身体对抗。当他下场休息时，鹈鹕队将陷入严重劣势，因为下一个能替补登场的真正大个子，只剩下状态大不如前的德安德烈·乔丹 (DeAndre Jordan)。
和马刺队一样，鹈鹕也是联盟中节奏较慢的球队之一，但不同的是，他们的整体防守形同虚设。流畅的球和人移动，将会像绞肉机一样把他们的防线撕得粉碎。
特雷·墨菲三世将获得更多球权
特雷·墨菲三世 (Trey Murphy III) 将是鹈鹕队的最大威胁，马刺队可以预料到他全场的触球次数将至少达到60次。他平均每次触球只运球2.1次，这意味着他的大部分出手来自近距离的接球即攻，或是接球后的快速投篮。有趣的是，他在底角的三分出手比例已降至总三分尝试的3.4%，这应该会让防守他变得更容易一些。尽管如此，防守他的马刺球员仍然必须紧紧贴防，并绕过掩护进行追防，因为一旦防守者贴近到四英尺以内，墨菲的命中率就会急剧下降。
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Game Preview: San Antonio Spurs v. New Orleans Pelicans
De’Aaron Fox makes his long-awaited season debut on Saturday when the San Antonio Spurs host the infirmary-ridden New Orleans Pelicans. It will be the second night of a back-to-back for the Spurs, while their guests last played on Wednesday. Even with NOLA’s absences, they can’t be taken lightly because there’s an NBA phenomenon of undermanned teams upsetting opponents.
Considering how the season started, it would be a massive blow to San Antonio’s credibility if they play poorly in a tune-up.
San Antonio Spurs (6-2) vs. New Orleans Pelicans (2-6) Nov. 8, 2025, 7:00 PM CT Watch: FanDuel SW | Listen: WOAI (1200 AM)
Spurs injuries: Not due until 1PM
**Pelicans injuries:**Zion Williamson (left hamstring strain) — out; Dejounte Murray (Achilles) — out; Yves Missi (illness ) — out; Jordan Poole (left quad strain) — out; Hunter Dickinson (G League) — out; Trey Alexander (G League) — out
What to watch for
Fox and Wembanyama lashing coverages
It wouldn’t be very Spurs-like for them to force-feed Fox, but he will get plenty of burn playing within the offense. He should also get some easy looks on the baseline or the slot moving off Stephon Castle’s penetration. Additionally, despite Wembanyama only averaging one screen assist per game, count on the Spurs upping their screen-roll and hand-off frequency to get Fox looks in the half-court. Harrison Barnes will be the happy recipient of shots in the corner when Fox and Wemby decide to run two-man actions.
One of the other sets that should make Fox extra lethal is when Wemby decides to initiate offense up court. Defenses naturally key in on the man with the ball, allowing for someone with speed to get free easily on a cut.
Don’t be surprised if the best defender on Wemby is Herb Jones, a 6-foot-8, 210-pound forward. He doesn’t have the size to bother the release point, but has the foot speed to stay with the dribble plus quick hands to swipe at it. The Miami Heat already tried guarding him with smaller players to disrupt his dribble, but Jones being stronger could have more success.
What’s left of NOLA
The Pelicans may be an average 3-point shooting team, but they are much sharper at piecing the heart of the defense. They attack through screen rolls using multiple weapons: Jose Alvarado and rookie Jeremiah Fears, who averages 5.1 attempts per game. Alvarado is a proficient shooter in this set and cannot be left in drop coverage, but Fears can because he makes 30 percent of 3-point tries.
They’ll probably start Kevon Looney at center, but all he’ll be able to do is be a physical force against Wemby around the basket. The Pelicans will be at a severe disadvantage when he sits because the next true big man option to come in would be what’s left of DeAndre Jordan.
NOLA is also one of the slower teams in the NBA, like the Spurs, but they differ after that because they collectively can’t guard a parked car. Ball and body movement is going to tear them apart like meat going through a grinder.
Trey Murphy III getting extra usage
Murphy will be the biggest threat for NOLA, and the Spurs can expect him to touch the ball at least 60 times. He only averages 2.1 dribbles per touch, which means that most of his attempts are catch-and-go moves up close or quick shots off the catch. Interestingly, his volume in the corners has dropped to 3.4 percent of 3-point tries, which should make it easier to guard him. The Spur checking him still has to lock and trail well over screens because Murphy’s accuracy plummets when a defender gets within four feet.
By Mateo Mayorga, via Pounding The Rock