# \[PtR\] 马刺力克掘金：此役带给我们哪些启示
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/43758
**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 2025-26赛季, 迪伦-哈珀, 卢克-科内特, 朱利安-尚帕尼, 德文-瓦塞尔, 凯尔登-约翰逊, 维克托-文班亚马
**Created:** [2025 年11 月 29 日 20:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/43758 "2025-11-29T20:00:27Z")
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2025 年11 月 29 日 20:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/43758/1 "2025-11-29T20:00:27Z")
By Jacob Douglas | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-11-29 17:08:37
“如果你有种，就必须团结一致。而不是一遇到困难就寻找第一个出口逃跑。”——帕特·莱利 (Pat Riley)
在下半场被丹佛掘金队打出一波23-8的攻击波后，圣安东尼奥马刺队看起来完全被对手压制了。半场结束时，他们以59-74落后，要为失利找借口简直太容易了。马刺队中最好的两名防守者，维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)，都因伤缺阵。面对由联盟最佳球员尼古拉·约基奇 (Nikola Jokic) 和明星后卫贾马尔·穆雷 (Jamal Murray) 领衔的掘金队强大进攻火力，马刺队该如何应对？
自从失去文班亚马和卡斯尔以来，坚韧不拔的精神就定义了这支人员短缺的马刺队。他们总能设法深挖潜力，在艰难的比赛中找到取胜之道。这里迫使对手一次失误，那里打成一个2+1。打四分成功更是掀起了追分高潮，不断蚕食掘金队一度高达18分的领先优势。纵观全场，圣安东尼奥显然将这场比赛视为一场必须拿下的战斗。这不仅是为了队史首次晋级NBA杯八强赛，更是为了传递一个信息——无论文班亚马在或不在，我们 现在 就已准备好竞争。凭借着高昂的能量和专注度，马刺以139-136的比分赢得了在这位大个子缺阵下的第五场胜利。
在所有人中，两位身披银黑战袍时间最长的马刺球员表现最为耀眼：德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 和凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)。周五晚上，瓦塞尔化身神射手。他全场17投12中，其中三分球9投7中，砍下35分。当圣安东尼奥的进攻在第四节末段停滞，眼看掘金就要卷土重来锁定胜局时，正是瓦塞尔命中了关键投篮，帮助马刺重新夺回了比赛的主动权。
对于瓦塞尔来说，这场比赛的表现一定让他如释重负，此前一些人曾将他标记为圣安东尼奥本赛季初“[最令人失望的球员](https://www.instagram.com/p/DRVJhRlkeLU/)”。这位征战联盟第六年的侧翼球员，正逐渐成长为一名杰出的无球射手。周五的这场比赛，或许是他年轻职业生涯中最出色的一场。
约翰逊则已成为这支球队的心脏与灵魂。他和朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 在情绪上引领了球队第三节的反击高潮，让圣安东尼奥重回比赛。KJ本场拿下14分和8个篮板，险些再次贡献两双。他的防守完美吗？不，但他的能量和热情富有感染力，让整支球队变得更好。
在摆烂的那些年（没错，我就是这么称呼那段时期的），外界曾有很多担忧，认为这支球队会养成“输球习惯”。而周五晚上，则是一个“赢球习惯”的典范。马刺永不放弃，打出了流畅的进攻，顶住了对手的多次冲击，并在关键时刻挺身而出。所有这一切，都是在他们的当家球星缺阵的情况下，面对NBA最顶尖的球队之一完成的。现在，他们将有机会在八强赛中对阵状态火热的洛杉矶湖人队，看看他们在这届NBA杯中究竟能走多远。也许到那时，他们会迎来一些超级巨星的支援。
## 赛后观察：
- 是时候聊聊尚帕尼了。他最近打出了一段惊艳的表现。周五是他连续第三场砍下两双，贡献了25分和10个篮板。最令人印象深刻的是，他愿意在内线肉搏的拼劲。通常情况下，尚帕尼只是一名定点接球就投的球员。但最近，他开始攻击防守者的补防并积极冲抢进攻篮板。这种进化使他成为一名更具活力的进攻球员，也应该会为马刺创造出无数机会。同时，他正在成为一名场上的发声领袖。在第二节掘金抢下一个进攻篮板并补篮得手后，他对着队友们大喊，要求他们卡位（期间还夹杂着一些脏话）。他是另一位体现圣安东尼奥正在重新建立的赢球文化的球员。
- 迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 的未来不可限量。他在周五的比赛中得到11分、3次助攻和3次抢断。对于一个新秀来说，他的防守已经相当不错。他的突破能力已是众所周知的强项。赛季开始前，很多人对他的跳投表示担忧。虽然他还不是神射手，但他已经展现出了良好的手感。他在约基奇头上命中的那记中距离跳投非常漂亮。
- 在文班亚马缺阵期间，卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 在防守端稳如磐石。他显然不是一个长期的首发中锋人选，但他足以在一段时间内胜任这个位置。当由科内特防守时，掘金队的投篮命中率为46%（22投10中）。他还贡献了5次“掩护助攻”，即队友利用他的掩护后得分。在文班亚马缺阵的这段时间里，他一直在默默地打出稳健的表现。
- 我们在这场对阵掘金的比赛中也看到了卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 的一些闪光时刻！他先是迫使对手失误，随后命中一记底角三分，这是他本赛季攻防两端表现最好的片段之一。但他也因一次完全失位的卡位，被掘金队抓住机会补篮得手，并因此被迅速换下场。布莱恩特的技术还很粗糙，但很明显，教练组看到了他身上的天赋。
- NBA杯距离成为一项伟大赛事仅一步之遥。在十一月就能看到一场“季后赛”级别的比赛，这很有趣。小蒂姆·哈达威 (Tim Hardaway Jr.) 在命中关键三分后在场上大秀肌肉，这种情景通常只在五月份才能看到。这些比赛显然比一场普通的常规赛初期对决更有意义。只要联盟能抛弃那些花里胡哨的球场，并让锦标赛冠军的奖励更丰厚一些，NBA或许真的在酝酿一件大事。
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
> **点击查看原文：What we learned from the Spurs win over the Nuggets**
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> # What we learned from the Spurs win over the Nuggets
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> “You’ve got to stay together if you’ve got the guts. And you don’t find the first door and run out of it.” – Pat Riley.
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> It looked like the San Antonio Spurs were simply outmatched after a 23-8 run by the Denver Nuggets in the second half. Down 74-59 at halftime, it would have been easy to make excuses. The Spurs’ two best defenders, Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle, were injured. How could the team match up with Denver’s high-powered offense, headlined by the best player in the league, Nikola Jokic, and a star guard, Jamal Murray?
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> Grit has defined this short-handed Spurs squad since they lost Wembanyama and Castle. Somehow, some way, they dig in and find a way to win tough games. Force a turnover here. And-1 finish there. Four-point plays led to big swings that cut into Denver’s 18-point lead. Through it all, it was evident that San Antonio viewed this as a must-win game. Not just to advance to the franchise’s first NBA Cup Quarterfinals appearance, but to send a message – we are ready to compete NOW with or without Wembanyama. With energy and focus, the Spurs won their 5th game without the big man, 139-136.
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> Shining above everyone else are the two Spurs that have donned the Silver and Black the longest: Devin Vassell and Keldon Johnson. Vassell was a marksman on Friday night. He had 35 points on 12-17 shooting from the field, hitting 7 of his 9 three-pointers. When San Antonio’s offense stalled late in the fourth quarter, and it seemed Denver would make a comeback to seal the game, it was Vassell who knocked down the big shots to swing the contest back in the Spurs’ favor.
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> It’s got to be cathartic for Vassell, who some have labeled the “[most disappointing player](https://www.instagram.com/p/DRVJhRlkeLU/)” of San Antonio’s young season. The 6th-year wing is coming into his own as an off-ball shotmaker. Friday may have been the best game of his young career.
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> Johnson has become the heart and soul of this team. He and Julian Champagnie emotionally spearheaded the third-quarter run that got San Antonio back into the game. KJ nearly notched another double-double with 14 points and 8 rebounds. Is he perfect on defense? No, but his energy and enthusiasm are infectious and make the team better.
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> There was a lot of worrying during the tanking years (yes, I’m calling them what they were) about the team developing “losing habits.” Friday night was an example of “winning habits.” The Spurs had no quit, ran good offense, withstood multiple blows, and made plays when they needed to. All of that without their star player against one of the best teams in the NBA. They’ll now get a chance to see how far they can take this NBA Cup run against the red-hot Los Angeles Lakers in the Quarterfinals. Perhaps they will have some superstar support when that game comes around.
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> ## Takeaways:
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> - It’s time to talk about Champagnie. He’s been having an amazing stretch. Friday marked his third-straight double-double, with 25 points and 10 rebounds. What has been most impressive is his willingness to mix it up inside. Typically, Champagnie has just been a stand-still catch-and-shoot player. Lately, he’s been attacking closeouts and crashing the offensive glass. That evolution makes him an even more dynamic offensive player, and it should open up numerous opportunities for the Spurs. He’s also becoming a vocal leader. After the Nuggets got an offensive board and put it back in the second quarter, he screamed at his teammates to box out (with some expletives thrown in). He’s another player exemplifying the winning culture that San Antonio is re-establishing.
> - Dylan Harper is going to be so good. He had 11 points, 3 assists and 3 steals on Friday. His defense is already pretty good for a rookie. His driving ability is a known strength at this point. A lot of people expressed concerns about the jumper heading into the season. While he’s not a sharpshooter yet, he’s shown good touch. His mid-range J he got to fall over Jokic was nice.
> - Luke Kornet has been rock solid defensively in Wembanyama’s absence. He’s clearly not a long-term starting center, but he is good enough to man the position for a stretch. The Nuggets shot 46% (10-22) when guarded by Kornet. He also had 5 “screen assists” where a player scored after getting a screen from the big man. He has silently been having a solid stretch here with Wembanyama out.
> - We got some Carter Bryant flashes against Denver! He forced a turnover and then hit a corner three in one of his best two-way stretches of the season. He also completely missed a box out that led to a Denver put-back that got him swiftly benched. Bryant is pretty raw, but it’s evident that the coaching staff sees talent in him.
> - The NBA Cup is so close to being awesome. It’s fun to see a “playoff” type game in November. Tim Hardawat Jr. flexing up and down the court after hitting a big three was something you’d typically only see in May. These games clearly mean more than a random early-season matchup. Just ditch the ridiculous courts, and make the perks of winning the tournament a little more lucrative and the NBA could be cooking up something real here.
By Jacob Douglas, via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/90621/what-we-learned-from-the-spurs-win-over-the-nuggets)
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2025 年11 月 29 日 20:20 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/43758/2 "2025-11-29T20:20:04Z")
# 热评：
> [@August Bembel](#):
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> 我真的很喜欢丹尼·格林 (Danny Green) 担任搭档解说——他的风格远不如肖恩 (Sean)，但恕我直言，他的解说内容要有料得多。
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> 雅各布 (Jacob) 和肖恩简直就是个只会报喜的二人组：肖恩对那些最明显的失误都闭口不谈，而雅各布似乎只专注于强调技术统计数据——比如“连续第89场比赛送出盖帽！！！！！”或者“连续第三场拿下两双！！！”
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> 相比之下，丹尼会说：“他那个球必须得投”，或者“他们会给他看比赛录像，然后他就会明白的。”
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> 我理解解说员的职能更偏向于营销而非新闻报道。尽管如此，我还是喜欢丹尼这样的解说。
> [@BoboforHoF](#):
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> 这话可能会冒犯到一些人，但是……
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> 过去两场比赛是当前这支马刺队最重要的两场比赛，对吧？而瓦塞尔 (Vassell) 在这两场比赛中都站了出来。这是否意味着瓦塞尔实际上是……_大场面先生德文_？
> [@SwipaDaFox](#):
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> 在观看战胜掘金的比赛时，我注意到了两件事：
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> 教练组的执教和比赛计划非常出色。我很清楚，这套阵容已经完全信服米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 了！我知道现在还为时过早，但我认为米奇·约翰逊具备成为一名伟大教练的潜质。
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> 福克斯 (Fox) 在组织进攻和提升队友水平方面的能力，实在是太被低估了。他整场比赛都在指挥进攻，为外线的瓦塞尔/JC（尚帕尼）和内线的科内特 (Kornet) 创造空位机会。
> [@ItCouldHappen](#):
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> 看马刺每晚都有不同的人站出来，这真是太有意思了。
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> 打灰熊和国王时，是福克斯和巴恩斯 (Barnes)；
> 打老鹰是福克斯和KJ（凯尔登·约翰逊）；
> 打太阳谁也没站出来，这就成了问题；
> 打开拓者是福克斯的个人秀；
> 打掘金则全靠瓦塞尔和尚帕尼 (Champs)。
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> 我记得应该是在打灰熊的比赛期间，丹尼·格林在全国转播的演播室节目中谈到，马刺会利用文班 (Wemby) 和卡斯尔 (Castle) 缺阵的机会来激活其他球员。他将此比作2013-14赛季，当时伦纳德 (Leonard) 缺席16场，格林、马努 (Manu) 和托尼 (Tony) 都缺了14场，蒂亚戈 (Tiago) 更是缺了20多场。
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> 我当时并不同意他的看法，因为我不确定这支球队在遭遇这么多伤病的情况下，还有足够的天赋留在西部前六，但昨晚的比赛确实让我对此产生了动摇，尤其是考虑到他们现在文班缺阵下5胜1负（斯蒂芬 (Steph) 缺阵下4胜1负）的战绩。
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> 我敢打赌这支球队现在正斗志昂扬地北上（前往客场）。我猜肖恩肯定希望自己能再多休息一场，好躲开明尼苏达。
> [@CanadianHeatFan](#):
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> 我希望马刺学到了一件事：教练挑战规则太重要了，不能被如此轻率地对待。仅本赛季，我就看过无数场比赛的胜负由它决定。赛季初，马刺的教练们似乎无视了这项规则，甚至现在他们使用挑战权时也显得有些随意或情绪化。
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> 首先，除非是极端情况，否则比赛的前三节不要用挑战。最大的效用体现在比赛的最后两分钟。另外，如果挑战成功了球权还是对方的，那就别挑战，就像昨晚马刺在比赛末段的那次挑战一样。那非常不明智，因为无论挑战成功与否，他们都拿不到球权。请开始严肃地对待这件事吧。安排一个助教专门负责，给他配上最快的回放技术，不惜一切代价。这太重要了。
> [@KrystianSochan](#):
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> 我们认识到这支球队很不错，而且有深度。索汉 (Sochan) 对世界最佳球员的防守很棒:)
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
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> > [@August Bembel](#):
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> > I really like Danny Green as a co-commentator — way less style than Sean, but, I’m sorry, way more substance.
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> > Jacob and Sean are a bit of a sugar-coating duo: Sean refuses to comment on even the most obvious mistakes, and Jacob seems focused on highlighting box score stats - like “89TH SUCCESSIVE GAME WITH A BLOCK!!!”, or “THIRD DOUBLE DOUBLE IN A ROW!!!”
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> > Danny, in contrast: "He had to take that shot ", “They’re gonna show him some film, and he’ll understand.”
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> > I understand the announcers have more of a marketing function than a journalistic one. Still, I enjoy guys like Danny.
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> > [@BoboforHoF](#):
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> > This may trigger some people, but…
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> > Last 2 games were the biggest 2 games for this iteration of the Spurs, right? And Vassell came up big in both. Does that mean Vassell is actually… _Big Game Devin_?
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> > [@SwipaDaFox](#):
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> > Two things I noticed watching the win over Denver:
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> > The coaching/game planning was excellent. Its clear to me that this roster has bought into MJ! I know its early, but i think Mitch Johnson has the makeup of a great coach.
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> > Fox is sooooo underrated for how he runs an offense from the point, and for how much he raises the game of the guys around him. He spent the entire game directing the offense to get Vassell/JC open looks outside, and Kornet inside.
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> > [@ItCouldHappen](#):
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> > Its been incredibly fun watching who steps up for the Spurs on a given night
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> > Grizz and Kings it was Fox and Barnes
> > Hawks it was Fox and KJ
> > Suns it was no one and that was a problem
> > Trailblazers it was the Fox show
> > Denver it was all Vassell and Champs.
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> > I think it was during the Grizz game, Danny Green was on the national broadcast studio show talking about how the spurs will use the Wemby and Castle absences to get other guys going. Comparing it to 2013-14 when Leonard missed 16 games, Green, Manu, and Tony all missed 14, Tiago missed 20+.
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> > I didnt agree with him because I’m not sure this team has the talent to stay in the top 6 with that many injuries, but last night definitely gave me pause on that, especially when coupled with a now 5-1 record without Wemby (4-1 without Steph).
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> > I bet this team is pumped heading north. I bet Sean wishes he could have one more game off to avoid Minnesota.
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> > [@CanadianHeatFan](#):
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> > I hope one thing has been learned by the Spurs: that the Challenge rule is too important to be treated frivolously. I have seen numerous games decided by it, this year alone. To start the season, the Spur coaches seemingly ignored the rule, and even now it seems a little random or emotionally based use of the rule.
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> > First of all, no challenges in the first 3/4 of the game, outside of extreme situations. The greatest leverage is in the last two minutes of the game. Also, don’t challenge if winning the challenge still loses you the ball, like last night with the late Spurs challenge. That was not smart, they lost either way. Start to handle this seriously. Put a sub-coach in charge with the fastest replay tech, whatever it takes. It’s too important.
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> > [@KrystianSochan](#):
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> > We learned that team is good and has depth. Nice def on best player on the World by Sochan:)
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