马刺 vs 灰熊 111 - 101 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Stephen Michael | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-11-19 12:55:18
在这场由双方核心球员缺阵主导的对决中，圣安东尼奥马刺队于周二晚间在霜冻银行中心以111–101险胜孟菲斯灰熊，取得了自2019年1月以来首次在主场战胜对手的胜利。在缺少维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 的情况下，马刺依靠老将的沉稳和末节强硬的防守，艰难地赢下了比赛。德阿龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 砍下26分，挺身而出，而哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 14投9中，贡献了23分。巴恩斯在决胜阶段状态全开，在最后几分钟为圣安东尼奥掀起了一波11-0的攻击波，从而锁定胜局。
“我们要求他在攻防两端都打得更具侵略性，”主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 在谈到福克斯的表现时说道。“这很艰难，我们现在对他的要求很高……下半场他确实做到了。你能感觉到，当他这样做时，队里的每一个人都会被带动起来。”
比赛过程并非一帆风顺。尽管缺少了贾·莫兰特 (Ja Morant)，孟菲斯队仍在第一节打出了8-0的开局，迫使约翰逊教练在比赛仅开始90秒时就请求了暂停。马刺队前12次出手投失了10球，但尽管开局落后，他们还是逐渐找回了节奏。暂停回来后，马刺队奋起直追，在该节余下的时间里打出23-16的攻势，压制了孟菲斯队。
圣安东尼奥通过更流畅的球权转移和更出色的内线防守，逐渐蚕食着灰熊队的领先优势。在文班亚马和卡斯尔缺阵的困境中，他们依靠阵容深度打开了局面。凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 替补登场砍下18分，率领第二阵容；凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk) 添上10分，德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 也贡献了10分。
第四节，圣安东尼奥彻底扭转了局势：他们在末节以25–14的比分压倒孟菲斯，最终锁定胜局。在这段出现了6次平分和12次领先交替的决胜时刻，巴恩斯接管了比赛——他凭借一记跑动勾手、一记九英尺抛投和一记三分球，在比赛还剩53.2秒时帮助马刺取得了107-101的领先。马刺队在最后一节的防守端筑起了铜墙铁壁，让灰熊队在最后的12分钟里仅得到14分。
“第四节，我们打出了非常坚实、纪律严明的团队防守，感觉比第三节更有整体性了，”约翰逊说道。
赛后纪要：
- 在文班亚马缺阵的情况下，孟菲斯抓住了内线空虚的机会，抢下了21个进攻篮板，并借此得到了22分的二次进攻得分。
- 卡斯尔（臀部伤势）和文班亚马（小腿伤势）预计都将缺阵2-4周。
- 圣安东尼奥的半场防守在下半场给灰熊队制造了麻烦，迫使他们在关键时刻出现了三次失误。
- 本赛季，马刺队在86%的比赛中都曾取得过两位数的领先优势。
- 尽管缺少关键球员，马刺队依然依靠丰富的经验、阵容深度和纪律严明的防守。在巴恩斯末段的出色引领下，他们赢得了一场艰苦的胜利，提振了全队士气。
- 凭借这场胜利，圣安东尼奥在霜冻银行中心这一舒适主场的战绩提升至7胜2负。
下一场比赛：周四对阵亚特兰大老鹰
马刺队目前赛季战绩为10胜4负，他们将于周四晚上7点在霜冻银行中心迎战亚特兰大老鹰队，这也是他们连续五个主场比赛的收官之战。老鹰队（9胜6负）近期状态不俗，但他们的明星控卫特雷·杨 (Trae Young) 将会缺阵。这对于阵容不整、并希望用一场胜利结束主场赛程的马刺队来说，或许能在一定程度上拉近双方的实力差距。
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Spurs outlast Grizzlies behind Barnes’ late surge
In a matchup largely defined by the absence of their stars, the San Antonio Spurs edged past the Memphis Grizzlies 111–101 Tuesday night at the Frost Bank Center, earning their first home win over the Grizzlies since January 2019. Without Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle, the Spurs leaned on veteran poise and tough defense in the final quarter to eke out the win. De’Aaron Fox poured in 26 points to lead the charge, while Harrison Barnes added 23 on 9-of-14 shooting. Barnes locked in down the stretch, fueling an 11-0 run for San Antonio in the final minutes to secure the win.
“We challenged him to be aggressive on both sides of the ball,” head coach Mitch Johnson said of Fox’s performance. “It’s tough, it’s a lot we’re asking of him right now… He did that in the second half for sure. You can feel when he does that, it elevates everybody else.”
The game was not always pretty. Despite missing Ja Morant, Memphis charged out to an 8-0 lead in the first quarter, prompting Johnson to call an early timeout just 90 seconds into the contest. The Spurs missed 10 of their first 12 attempts, but despite the early deficit, they gradually found their rhythm. After that timeout, the Spurs pushed hard as they outscored Memphis 23-16 the rest of the frame.
San Antonio chipped away at the Grizzlies’ lead by using better ball movement and defense inside the paint. With their backs against the wall without Wembanyama and Castle, they turned to their depth. Keldon Johnson had 18 points off the bench to lead the second unit, while Kelly Olynyk added 10 points. Devin Vassell also helped out with 10 points.
The fourth quarter was where San Antonio flipped the switch: outscoring Memphis 25–14 in the final frame to seal the win. In a final period that saw six ties and 12 lead changes, Barnes locked in down the stretch — scoring on a running hook, a nine-foot floater, and a 3-pointer to give the Spurs a 107-101 lead with 53.2 seconds left. The Spurs clamped down defensively in the final frame, holding the Grizzlies to just 14 points in the final 12 minutes.
“In the fourth quarter we had a really solid, disciplined, defensive team effort that felt more connected than it did in the third quarter,” Johnson said.
Game notes:
- Without Wembanyama in the paint, Memphis took advantage of that and grabbed 21 offensive rebounds, scoring 22 second-chance points.
- Both Castle (hip) and Wembanyama (calf) are expected to miss 2-4 weeks.
- San Antonio’s half court defense gave the Grizzlies problems in the second half, forcing them into three turnovers in crunch time.
- The Spurs have led by double digits in 86% of their games this season.
- Down key contributors, the Spurs leaned on their experience, depth, and disciplined defense. With Barnes steering the ship late, they gave themselves a hard-fought boost.
- With the victory, San Antonio improved to 7-2 inside the friendly confines of the Frost Bank Center.
Next Game: vs. Atlanta Hawks on Thursday
The Spurs are now 10-4 on the season and will welcome the Atlanta Hawks to the Frost Bank Center on Thursday at 7 p.m. to close out their five-game homestand. The Hawks (9-6) have been playing well but are without star point guard Trae Young, so it could even the playing field a bit for a depleted Spurs squad looking to close out the homestand with a victory.
By Stephen Michael, via Pounding The Rock