By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2025-11-26 07:50:56
圣安东尼奥马刺队以102-111的总比分不敌菲尼克斯太阳队，四连客之旅开局不利。比赛初期，马刺一度打得不错，半场结束时还手握领先。然而不幸的是，太阳队在第三节进攻端火力全开，而马刺在末节未能重新稳住阵脚。
技术统计：马刺 vs. 太阳
马刺 vs. 太阳 – 最终评分
德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)
优点：福克斯搏得了16次罚球机会。考虑到本赛季至今他站上罚球线的次数并不多，这是一个喜人的进步。福克斯按照自己的节奏打球，并且很好地保护了球权。防守端，我欣赏他的努力。缺点：福克斯的组织串联作用微乎其微；他本应打得更具侵略性。
评分：B+
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell)
瓦塞尔在出手选择方面退步了半步。比赛中出现了几次“再多传一次”的机会，但他要么没有传，要么传晚了。更糟糕的是，瓦塞尔控球不稳，防守也低于标准。尽管他的效率不算太差，但对于这支人员短缺的球队而言，他本可以做得更多。
评分：C
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
巴恩斯近来在三分线外手感火热，但在菲尼克斯，他三分球2投0中。他冲击篮筐取得了成功，但马刺无疑想念他的远程火力。防守端，他在内线本可以更强硬一些，不过他的外线轮转换防比平时要好。
评分：B-
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)
尚帕尼的投篮数据看似糟糕，但这需要打上一个星号，因为他的一些投失是在仓促的绝望时刻出手的。总而言之，我实际上认为他打得相当不错。他的篮板表现出色，跑动积极且目的明确，防守也很努力。尚帕尼在场上始终保持着能量感，是本场失利中的一丝慰藉。
评分：B-
卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)
科内特对阵太阳的表现并非顶尖，但他在场时是马刺状态最好的时段。防守端，他护筐出色，篮板抢得很好，并且几乎总能出现在正确的位置。进攻端，他传球到位，掩护质量高，并且投篮3投3中，将自己本赛季的命中率提升到了76.9%。
评分：B
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
约翰逊出现了三次失误，防守端也有几次小差错，但除此之外他的表现很坚实。他高效地砍下14分，并且似乎重新找回了他的外线手感。冲击篮筐的终结能力仍然是约翰逊本赛季的主要优势。
评分：B+
杰里米·索汉 (Jeremy Sochan)
索汉在防守端很努力，但其影响力——往好了说——也是微乎其微。而在进攻端，索汉在进攻端过于轻易地造成了禁区拥堵。更快、更明智的传球和跑位本可以改善这一状况。总的来说，索汉必须打得更干净利落，才能产生积极影响。
评分：C
凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk)
奥利尼克最近有几场强势表现，但这场显然不是。在仅仅14分钟的出场时间里，他竟然失误4次，并且3次出手全部偏出。他通过5次站上罚球线和尚可的篮板表现挽回了一些价值，但这绝对是奥利尼克职业生涯中糟糕的一晚。除非能在进攻端有所作为，否则他的防守能力不足以让他在场上立足。
评分：D
大卫·琼斯·加西亚 (David Jones Garcia)
唉，在经历了一场出色的表现后，琼斯·加西亚在对阵太阳的比赛中被打回了原形。他在13分钟内一分未得，有几次进攻选择处理得过于复杂，防守端也显得莽撞。琼斯·加西亚在场上很拼，但缺乏实质性贡献。
评分：D
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)
布莱恩特充分利用了他的8分钟出场时间。他出手次数很多，但我喜欢他的尝试；这位新秀从不畏惧投篮。他同时也是篮板端的一股力量，并且在场上不遗余力地来回飞奔。布莱恩特还没有迎来一场爆发之战，但看起来这一天可能很快就会到来。
评分：B
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson)
约翰逊尝试进行各种调整，但在为时已晚之前，他没能找到正确的组合。球队的进攻战术时而脱节，防守在关键时刻又不够稳固。在比赛实时进行中，我并不讨厌他的轮换安排，但事后来看，他本可以做得更好。
评分：C-
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。
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Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Phoenix Suns – Game #16
The San Antonio Spurs started their four-game road trip on the wrong foot by losing to the Phoenix Suns by a final score of 111-102. Early on, the good guys were playing well and actually led at halftime. Unfortunately, the Suns got going offensively in the third quarter and the Spurs were never able to regain their footing in the final period.
Stats: Spurs at Suns
Spurs at Suns – Final Grades
De’Aaron Fox
The good: Fox got to the line for 16 attempts. Considering he hadn’t been shooting many free throws so far this season, that was great to see. Fox played at his own pace and took care of the ball. Defensively, I liked his effort. The bad: Fox’s playmaking was minimal; being more aggressive would have been helpful.
Grade: B+
Devin Vassell
Vassell took a half-step back in terms of his shot-selection. There were a couple of one-more opportunities and he either didn’t pass or was late to pass. To make matters worse, Vassell was loose with the ball and his defense was sub par. While his efficiency wasn’t terrible, he could have done more for his short-handed squad.
Grade: C
Harrison Barnes
Barnes has been on fire from three-point land but finished 0-for-2 from deep in Phoenix. He had success going to the basket but the Spurs definitely missed his long-range marksmanship. Defensively, he could have been more burly in the paint but his perimeter rotations were better than usual.
Grade: B-
Julian Champagnie
Champagnie’s shooting numbers look ugly but there deserves to be an asterisk because a number of his misses were in desperation situations. All in all, I thought he played pretty well, actually. His rebounding was excellent, he ran the court with purpose and defended with effort. Champagnie keeping his energy level up throughout was a silver lining.
Grade: B-
Luke Kornet
Kornet wasn’t great against the Suns but the Spurs looked their best when he was on the court. Defensively, he guarded the rim well, he boarded well and he was in the right spots almost all the time. Offensively, he passed it well, set good screens and went 3-for-3 from the field to raise his shooting percentage on the season to 76.9%.
Grade: B
Keldon Johnson
Johnson turned it over three times and had a few miscues on the defensive end but he was otherwise stout. He put 14 efficient points on the board and seems to have rediscovered his perimeter stroke. His finishing going to the rim continues to be Johnson’s main strength this season.
Grade: B+
Jeremy Sochan
Sochan gave effort on defense but his impact was minimal — at best. On the other end, Sochan was clogging the lane too willingly. Faster and smarter passes and positioning would have helped matters. Overall, Sochan has to play a cleaner brand of basketball to have a positive impact.
Grade: C
Kelly Olynyk
Olynyk has had a couple strong games recently but this wasn’t it. In only 14 minutes of action, he managed to turn it over four times and miss all three of his shots from the field. He retained some of his value by getting to the line five times and rebounding reasonably well but this absolutely classifies as a bad night at the office for Olynyk. He’s not good enough defensively to survive unless he’s making things happen on the offensive end.
Grade: D
David Jones Garcia
Welp, after a great outing, Jones Garcia came crashing back down to earth against the Suns. He was scoreless in 13 minutes, tried to do too much during a handful of possessions and his defensive play was untamed. Jones Garcia was efforting out there but there wasn’t much substance.
Grade: D
Carter Bryant
Bryant took advantage of his eight minutes. He shot a lot but I liked his attempts; the rookie isn’t afraid to let it fly. He was also a force on the boards and hustled up and down the court. Bryant hasn’t had a breakout game but it looks like that could happen soon.
Grade: B
Mitch Johnson
Johnson was pushing buttons but couldn’t locate the right combination before it was too late. The offensive gameplan was disjointed at times and the defense wasn’t sturdy enough in important moments. I didn’t hate the rotation in real time but he could have done better in hindsight.
Grade: C-
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk