马刺 @ 开拓者 115 - 102 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2025-11-28 00:53:47
在上半场经历了一番苦战后，圣安东尼奥马刺队在下半场找回状态，最终以115-102的比分击败了波特兰开拓者队。马刺的进攻在第三节大放异彩，而他们的防守则在第四节接管了比赛。在德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 的率领下，马刺队将战绩提升至12胜5负。
数据统计：马刺 vs 开拓者
马刺 vs 开拓者 – 最终评分
德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)
最近，在马刺队因大量核心球员缺阵而艰难求存的时期，福克斯一直表现出色——而在对阵开拓者的比赛中，他更是打出了堪称赛季最佳的一场表现。他在场上活力四射，一旦获得空间几乎无人能挡。在投丢了前五次出手后，福克斯火力全开，带领马刺走向胜利。他三分出手充满自信，在罚球线上表现出色，冲击篮筐时更是对手的噩梦。再加上他聪明的组织、谨慎的控球和积极的防守，福克斯展现了当他处于最佳状态时，为何能成为联盟的顶级后卫。还值得一提的是，他为球队带来了领袖气质，并为队友们提供了一种镇定的感觉。
评分: A
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell)
这是我见过瓦塞尔打得最“瓦塞尔式”的比赛之一。他骨子里就是一位高难度投篮终结者，本场比赛他在波特兰轻松写意地命中各种不可思议的高难度进球。出手难度越大，他完成得看起来就越轻松。虽然他的投篮选择并非最佳，并且在35分钟内没有送出一次助攻，但瓦塞尔在球队进攻陷入绝境时挺身而出的能力极具价值。防守端，我认为瓦塞尔的表现非常出色。他在外线防守积极，能拼抢篮板，并且在转换进攻中跑动目的明确。在攻防两端，他几乎没有犯错。干得漂亮。
评分: A
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
由于文班亚马和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 作壁上观，巴恩斯获得的空位出手机会不如以往，但他仍在设法为球队做出贡献。除了投射（并命中）更多样化的三分球，他现在也开始通过运球制造威胁。巴恩斯还承担了更多的持球任务，而且效果不错。防守方面，他表现稳健。他拼抢篮板的表现比平时更好，在传球路线上也比以往更加积极。
评分: B+
朱利安·尚佩尼 (Julian Champagnie)
不知从何时起，尚佩尼已经蜕变为一个篮板怪物。在过去两场比赛中，他总共抢下了23个篮板。对阵开拓者时，尚佩尼的出手欲望极其强烈，同时命中率也相当不错——这是一个宝贵的组合。再考虑到他强悍的防守和在攻防两端更为全面的表现，尚佩尼目前正打出他职业生涯中最好的篮球之一。
评分: A-
卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)
优点：科内特坚决地守护篮筐，低位防守强硬，并成功应对了挡拆局面。随着比赛的进行，他的防守越来越好。进攻端，他打得很努力，控制了失误，还送出了几次巧妙的传球。不足：本场比赛之前，科内特本赛季总共只投丢了9个球。而在波特兰，他一场比赛就投丢了5次。此外，他的犯规有点多，有时在外线给对手的空间太大了。
评分: B-
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
当球队看起来陷入困境时——尤其是在上半场——通常都是约翰逊挺身而出，用关键表现为球队注入一针强心剂。他在篮板球方面做得非常出色，特别是在进攻篮板上。他强硬的突破为自己赢得了罚球机会。约翰逊在移动中的传球也比平时更好。说实话，他在防守端确实有些挣扎（这也是他只打了23分钟的原因），但如果不是约翰逊本场的贡献，马刺队恐怕早已陷入大麻烦。
评分: A-
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)
看来哈珀终究也是凡人。他职业生涯首次未能得分上双。但在他伤愈复出的这场比赛中，仍然展现出了许多潜力。他能轻松地创造机会、杀入篮下，并展现出超越其19岁年龄的成熟。但是，没错，他有几次在篮下被封盖，而且打了没几分钟就看起来非常疲惫。不过可以肯定的是，一旦哈珀恢复状态，他很快就会找回节奏。他在进攻端天赋异禀，在防守端也绝非软柿子。
评分: C
凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk)
奥利尼克打得很努力，但他几乎找不到任何方式来帮助球队。他的篮板很差，防守不达标，也找不到传球角度。他还投丢了仅有的两次三分尝试。值得称赞的是，尽管奥利尼克个人表现挣扎，但他并没有真正拖累球队。
评分: C-
林迪·沃特斯三世 (Lindy Waters III)
沃特斯的表现还算不错。他命中了一记中距离跳投，防守也处于平均水准之上。但他在攻防两端都没能对比赛产生太大影响。
评分: B-
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)
布莱恩特是一个活力十足的能量球。他有时会尝试做得太多，8分钟内出现2次失误就是证明。然而，他为防守端注入了活力，并帮助球队提速。我仍然很欣赏他敢于出手和影响比赛进程的无畏精神。
评分: C+
杰里米·索汉 (Jeremy Sochan)
哎呀。开拓者几乎是放空索汉，但他却没能让他们付出代价。差不多每分钟出手一次并不是你想从索汉身上看到的……但在波特兰他有点不得不这么做，因为大部分时间他都无人防守。如果他既不能在外线投篮，也无法在篮下终结，他的价值就非常有限。虽然索汉有时能打出不错的防守，但他在进攻端至少需要接近平均水平，才不至于成为球队的净负作用。
评分: D-
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson)
约翰逊这次的临场调度恰到好处。我欣赏他继续信任哈珀的做法——坦白说，我也欣赏他果断弃用索汉。他还应该为给予福克斯足够休息时间，从而让这位速度型后卫撕裂开拓者防线而获得掌声。约翰逊的进攻战术布置非常到位，而防守端的调整也在第四节收到了成效，让开拓者该节仅得到16分。
评分: A-
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Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Portland Trail Blazers – Game #17
After some tough sledding in the first half, the San Antonio Spurs got it going in the second half to defeat the Portland Trail Blazers by a final score of 115-102. San Antonio’s offense shined in the third quarter and the Spurs defense took over in the fourth period. With De’Aaron Fox leading the charge, the good guys improved to a record of 12-5.
Stats: Spurs at Blazers
Spurs at Blazers – Final Grades
De’Aaron Fox
Fox has played well recently as the Spurs try to survive with an immense amount of talent on the sidelines — and he played arguably his best game of the season against the Blazers. He was dynamic and virtually unguardable in space. After missing his first five shots from the field, Fox turned it on and led the Spurs to the victory. He shot with confidence from deep, thrived at the charity stripe and was a nightmare going to the rim. Add in smart playmaking, carefulness with the ball and hustling on defense, Fox exhibited why he’s a top tier guard in the league when he’s at his best. It should also be mentioned that he brought leadership to the court and provided a sense of calmness for his teammates.
Grade: A
Devin Vassell
This was one of the most Vassellian games I’ve seen Vassell play. He’s a tough shot maker at heart and he was hitting ridiculously tough shots in Portland without breaking a sweat. The more difficult the shot, the easier he made it look. While his shot-selection wasn’t the best and although he didn’t record an assist in 35 minutes, Vassell’s ability to rescue the offense when things looked bleak was extremely valuable. Defensively, I thought Vassell was really good. He was active on the perimeter, rebounded the ball and ran with purpose in transition. On both ends of the court, he made very few mistakes. Well done.
Grade: A
Harrison Barnes
Barnes isn’t getting the same number of open shots with Wembanyama and Castle on the sidelines but he’s still finding ways to aid the cause. In addition to shooting (and making) a wider variety of threes, he’s now making noise off the dribble. Barnes is also absorbing more ball-handling duties and it looks good. On defense, he was solid. He crashed the boards better than usual and was more active than normal in the passing lanes.
Grade: B+
Julian Champagnie
Out of nowhere, Champagnie has turned into a monster on the glass. In his last two games, he has a total of 23 boards. Against the Blazers, Champagnie had an itchy trigger finger but still shot very well from the field — which is a valuable combination. Factor in his rugged defense and a more well-rounded approach on both ends and Champagnie is playing some of the best ball of his career currently.
Grade: A-
Luke Kornet
The good: Kornet protected the rim with conviction, guarded the post sturdily and survived in pick-and-roll situations. As the game progressed, his defense got better and better. Offensively, he played hard, limited his mistakes and made a few crafty passes. The bad: Coming into this game, Kornet had nine missed field goals on the season. In Portland, he had five misses in one game. He also fouled a bit too much and sometimes gave up too much ground on the perimeter.
Grade: B-
Keldon Johnson
When things looked dire — particularly in the first half — it was usually Johnson who came up with a big play or injected the squad with a syringe full of enthusiasm. He did outstanding work on the glass, especially on the offensive end. His hardheaded drives got him to the free throw line. Johnson also passed better off the move than usual. Truthfully, there were some rough patches on defense (which is why he only played 23 minutes) but the Spurs would have been in hot water if not for Johnson’s productivity in this game.
Grade: A-
Dylan Harper
I guess Harper is, in fact, human. For the first time in his career, he failed to score in double-digits. But in his return from injury, there were still a lot of signs of potential. He created plays with ease, got to the rim with ease and looked wise beyond his 19 years. But, yeah, he got blocked at the rim a handful of times and looked really tired after just a couple minutes. It’s safe to say, though, that Harper will get it going soon once he’s back in shape. He’s such a natural on the offensive end and he’s far from a pushover on the defensive end.
Grade: C
Kelly Olynyk
Olynyk was giving good effort but he found it nearly impossible to discover ways to help the team. His rebounding was poor, his defense was substandard and he couldn’t find passing angles. He also missed his only two three-point attempts. Olynyk, to his credit, didn’t really hurt the team though even though he was having a rough go of it personally.
Grade: C-
Lindy Waters III
Waters looked decent. He hit a midrange shot and was above average on defense. But he wasn’t moving the needle much on either end.
Grade: B-
Carter Bryant
Bryant was a ball of energy. He tried to do too much at times, as evidenced by his two turnovers in eight minutes. However, he brought vivacity to the defensive end and helped push the pace. I continue to like how fearless he is to shoot the ball and impact the proceedings.
Grade: C+
Jeremy Sochan
Yikes. The Blazers were basically ignoring Sochan and he couldn’t make them pay. Shooting nearly one time per minute isn’t what you want to see from Sochan … but he kinda had to in Portland because he wasn’t guarded most of the time. If he can’t shoot from the outside or finish at the rim, his value is very limited. While Sochan can be good at defense at times, he needs to be at least close to average on offense to not be a net negative.
Grade: D-
Mitch Johnson
Johnson pushed the right buttons this time around. I liked that he continued to believe in Harper — and I liked that he gave up on Sochan, to be blunt. He also deserves applause for giving Fox enough rest to allow the speedster to carve up the Blazers. Johnson’s offensive playcalling was on point and the defensive adjustments paid dividends in a fourth quarter that saw Portland score just 16 points.
Grade: A-
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk