马刺 vs 灰熊 126 - 119 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Jeje Gomez | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-12-03 05:04:31
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，马刺队又拿下了一场宝贵的胜利。在这场未来一段时间里的最后一场主场比赛中，他们与灰熊队一番你来我往的拉锯战后，在末段强势收官，最终以126-119锁定胜局。哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 砍下全场最高的31分。
比赛开局并非一帆风顺，两队在进攻端都举步维艰。孟菲斯灰熊队命中了几球取得早期领先，但在马刺队手感冰凉、受困于对手侵略性十足的防守时，他们也未能拉开比分。对灰熊不幸的是，圣安东尼奥的一波三分雨最终降临，为主队提供了弥补执行力不足所需的火力。灰熊队通过不断命中投篮紧咬比分，但开场几分钟帮助到他们的身体对抗强度，此时却反过来成为了他们的麻烦，扎克·伊迪 (Zach Edey) 和小贾伦·杰克逊 (Jaren Jackson Jr.) 都陷入了犯规困扰。由迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 领衔的第二阵容最终开始冲击内线，以平衡球队的进攻。经过12分钟的艰苦鏖战，银黑军团取得了4分的领先。
经历了开场火热的手感后，马刺队的投篮命中率回归平淡，比赛初期困扰他们的执行力和出手选择问题再次浮现。他们之所以没有因此陷入困境，主要原因是灰熊队也面临着自己的麻烦。一旦他们在低位为扎克·伊迪建立起进攻支点，他们就能获得稳定的得分，但这名大个子的犯规麻烦拯救了马刺队——他在一次哈珀的突破中险些领到个人第四次犯规，随即被换下场。米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 抓住了客队身高不足的弱点，派出了一套由杰里米·索汉 (Jeremy Sochan) 担任中锋的小个阵容，这套阵容充满活力并造成了一些失误，但转换防守的问题让银黑军团未能建立起可观的领先优势。半场结束时，他们仍然只领先4分。
进攻端的问题在下半场开局阶段仍在持续。如果不是哈里森·巴恩斯一次又一次命中关键投篮，打出了卓越的表现，马刺队本可能在第三节陷入严重麻烦。这一节比赛虽有亮点，但从整体来看在多个方面都打得十分丑陋。早些时候造成了巨大杀伤的哈珀，有时被安排去打无球角色，影响力大不如前。全队，即便是那些像凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 一样通常在禁区内如鱼得水的球员，也屡屡投失近在咫尺的投篮。上半场曾制造混乱的小个阵容，在第二次轮换后开始迷失，导致对手在空切或三分线外获得空位机会。这节比赛虽然不像圣安东尼奥本赛季经历过的其他糟糕第三节那样惨淡，但在进入末节时仅落后一分，还是令人感到有些意外。
幸运的是，这场因灰熊队内线球员犯规麻烦而变得有些诡异、且有数名出人意料的球员打出亮眼表现的比赛，最终还是倒向了马刺队这一边。如果伊迪和小贾伦·杰克逊能够打更长时间，这场胜利本可能轻易溜走，尤其是考虑到孟菲斯从第二阵容那里获得了巨大的支持，但这两名大个子都因身背五次犯规而不得不坐在场下。马刺一度建立的六分领先优势，很快就被约翰逊和哈珀联手抹平。当图奥马斯·利萨洛 (Tuomas Lisalo) 将他的首发前场重新派回场上时，他们帮助球队夺回了领先，但银黑军团已经为强势收官做好了准备。出色的防守——尤其是卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 在内线的防守，以及德阿龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 的几记关键得分，帮助圣安东尼奥在开启漫长的客场之旅前惊险地拿下了一场宝贵的胜利。希望在这次客场之旅中，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔或维克托·文班亚马中至少有一人能够回归赛场。
赛后观察
- 在输给森林狼的比赛中，马刺在大部分时间里统治了内线，但在三分球得分上却有显著差距。对阵灰熊的比赛则恰恰相反。圣安东尼奥投进了18记三分，而孟菲斯只有9记，这让客队在内线得分上16分的优势变得无足轻重。三分球：它们真的很重要！
- 哈里森·巴恩斯在近36分钟的出场时间里，贡献了31分、5个篮板和5次助攻。没有他，马刺赢不了这场球。他不仅投篮精准，还冲击篮筐，偶尔组织进攻，并且在防守端很好地防守了比自己高大的球员。这位老将前锋打出了一场全能的比赛。
- 技术统计会显示，扎克·伊迪在与卢克·科内特的中锋对决中轻松胜出，但科内特的表现是取胜的关键。诚然，他在低位几乎无法阻止伊迪，但他持续地将对手卡在身后，并通过盖帽和拼抢进攻篮板产生了重要影响。马刺能在缺少维克托·文班亚马的情况下坚持下来有很多原因，但科内特在面对高大中锋时的贡献无疑是其中最重要的之一。
- 马刺队的团队篮板表现非常出色。全队有五名球员抢下五个或更多的篮板。篮板球上的努力弥补了朱利安·尚佩尼 (Julian Champagnie) 的投篮失准以及德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 的得分表现平平。
- 德阿龙·福克斯开局挣扎，但在比赛末段表现出色。这位经验丰富的控卫可以说有些过于依赖外线投篮来得分，但他8投4中，所以也很难对此过多苛责。他在关键时刻的自信心显而易见，他的防守也极具破坏性。他就是马刺在得到他时所期望的样子。
- 灰熊队的板凳得分超过了马刺队，但圣安东尼奥也有表现出色的替补。约翰逊凭借他的突破和一记关键的三分球发挥了巨大作用。迪伦·哈珀再一次通过一些精彩的突破和传球，展现出未来明星的潜质。卡特·科比 (Carter Bryant) 命中了三分，并在防守端积极拼搏。杰里米·索汉担任替补中锋，一如既往地带着富有感染力的活力和拼劲打球。每个人都做出了贡献。
下一场比赛：周三客场对阵奥兰多魔术
马刺队将踏上客场之旅，他们的第一站是在奥兰多，这是一场背靠背的第二场比赛。由于一些首发球员在周二的比赛中出场时间很长，他们很可能需要深度替补球员站出来。
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Spurs outlast Grizzlies in close, hard-fought battle
The Spurs got another valuable win without Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle. In their last home game in a while, they traded blows with the Grizzlies before closing strong and securing a 126-119 victory. Harrison Barnes led all scorers with 31 points.
It wasn’t the prettiest start to the game, as both teams struggled to get going on offense. Memphis hit some shots to get an early lead, but couldn’t pull away while the Spurs were ice cold and bothered by aggressive defense. Unfortunately for them, an absolute onslaught of San Antonio threes eventually hit to give the home team the firepower it needed to make up for a lack of great execution. The Grizzlies remained close through shot-making, but the physicality that helped them in the initial minutes worked against them, as both Zach Edey and Jaren Jackson Jr. accumulated fouls. The second unit, led by Dylan Harper, eventually began driving to the paint to balance out the attack. After a hard-fought 12 initial minutes, the Silver and Black led by four.
The Spurs’ shooting came back to earth after a scorching hot start, and the issues with execution and shot selection that plagued them early in the game returned. The main reason why it didn’t put them in a hole was that the Grizzlies were dealing with issues of their own. Once they established Zach Edey in the posts, they got some steady scoring, but the threat of foul trouble for the big man saved the Spurs, as he was pulled after almost getting his fourth on a Harper drive. Mitch Johnson took advantage of the visitors’ lack of size to go with a smaller unit with Jeremy Sochan at center that was dynamic and caused some turnovers, but issues with transition defense prevented the Silver and Black from carving out a sizable lead. At the half, they still led by only four.
The issues with the offense continued early in the second half. If not for a fantastic performance by Harrison Barnes, who made timely buckets again and again, the Spurs could have been in serious trouble in a third quarter that featured good moments but was ugly in several ways in the aggregate. Harper, who had done a lot of damage earlier, was relegated to an off-ball role at times and wasn’t as impactful. The entire team, even those who normally thrive in the paint like Keldon Johnson, missed close shots. The small unit that created chaos in the first half started to get lost after the second rotation and leaving opponents open on cuts or from beyond the arc. It wasn’t as bad as some of the other poor third quarters San Antonio has had this season, but it felt surprising to see them only trail by one heading into the final period.
Luckily, a strange game distorted by foul trouble for the Grizzlies’ bigs and featuring standout performances from unlikely players ended up going the Spurs’ way. The win could have easily slipped away had Edey and Jackson Jr. been able to play more, especially with how much help Memphis got from its second unit, but the bigs had to sit with five fouls each. A six-point lead quickly disappeared thanks to Johnson and Harper. Once Tuomas Lisalo sent his starting frontcourt back to the court, they helped them regain the lead, but the Silver and Black were ready to close strong. Good defense, especially by Luke Kornet inside, and some clutch buckets by De’Aaron Fox helped San Antonio escape with a valuable victory before heading out on a long road trip that will hopefully see at least one of Stephon Castle or Victor Wembanyama return to action.
Game notes
- In their loss to the Timberwolves, the Spurs dominated inside for most of the game but had a significant deficit in three-point buckets. The opposite happened against the Grizzlies. San Antonio made 18 threes to Memphis’ nine, which made the visitors’ 16-point edge in points in the paint irrelevant. Threes: they are important!
- Harrison Barnes finished the game with 31 points, five rebounds, and five assists in almost 36 minutes of play. The Spurs don’t win this one without him. He hit his shots but also attacked the rim, occasionally initiated, and guarded bigger players on defense well. A complete game for the veteran forward.
- The box score will say Zach Edey comfortably won the center duel against Luke Kornet, but Kornet’s play was a key to victory. Sure, there was little he could do to stop Edey in the post, but he boxed him out consistently and had an impact with his shot blocking and offensive rebounding. There are many reasons why the Spurs are surviving without Victor Wembanyama, but Kornet’s contributions when facing big centers are near the top of the list.
- The Spurs’ gang rebounding was phenomenal. Five players finished with five rebounds or more. The work in the glass made up for a bad shooting night for Julian Champagnie and a quiet scoring performance by Devin Vassell.
- De’Aaron Fox struggled early but was big late. The veteran point guard relied on his outside shot to get buckets arguably too much, but he made four of his eight attempts, so it’s hard to be too upset about it. His confidence in the clutch is palpable, and his defense was disruptive. He is who the Spurs thought he was when they got him.
- The Grizzlies’ bench outscored the Spurs’, but San Antonio had good performers. Johnson was huge with his drives and a big three late. Dylan Harper once again looked like a star in the making with some fantastic drives and passes. Carter Bryant hit his threes and battled on defense. Jeremy Sochan was the backup center and, as always, played with contagious energy and an edge. Everyone contributed.
Next game: at Orlando Magic on Wednesday
The Spurs hit the road, and their first stop is Orlando on a SEGABABA. They will likely need their deep bench players to step up, as some of the starters played heavy minutes on Tuesday.
By Jeje Gomez, via Pounding The Rock