By Tanner Bowen | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-12-05 08:30:00
在上赛季常规赛取得巨大成功后，许多专家都预测克利夫兰骑士队本赛季将在东部排名中名列前茅。骑士队上赛季打出了声名大噪的15-0开局，最终以64胜18负的战绩收官，但随后伤病开始对球队造成影响，导致他们在季后赛第二轮遗憾地输给了最终的东部冠军印第安纳步行者队。本赛季，由多诺万·米切尔 (Donovan Mitchell)、埃文·莫布里 (Evan Mobley)、达里厄斯·加兰 (Darius Garland) 和贾勒特·阿伦 (Jarrett Allen) 组成的核心阵容悉数回归，阵容中其他大部分球员也得以保留，然而主教练肯尼·阿特金森 (Kenny Atkinson) 的球队本赛季至今仅取得13胜10负的战绩，位列东部第七。赛季初期他们遭遇了一些伤病困扰，但幸运的是，新赛季才开始一个多月。在赛季结束前，他们还有充足的时间重回前三甲，目前他们距离东部第一的底特律活塞队仅有4.5个胜场差。
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圣安东尼奥马刺队在过去5场比赛中赢下了4场，尽管维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 仍在养伤，但球队依然在稳步前行。队中其他球员都出色地挺身而出，整支队伍的拼搏强度似乎都提升了一个档次。一个有力的证明是：这4场胜利中有3场是在客场取得的。整个十二月，圣安东尼奥将在各个NBA城市之间奔波，他们本月共有7场客场比赛。在文班亚马和卡斯尔有望于不久后回归的情况下，这支银黑军团能否在客场之旅中继续高奏凯歌，并在似乎永远混乱的西部保持住自己的排名？
圣安东尼奥马刺 (15-6) vs 克利夫兰骑士 (13-10)
2025年12月5日 | 中央时间下午6:30
观看渠道: FDSS | 收听渠道: WOAI (1200 AM)
马刺伤病名单 : 卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)，脚踝 (出战成疑), 维克托·文班亚马，小腿拉伤 (缺阵), 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔，髋屈肌 (缺阵), 乔丹·麦克劳克林 (Jordan McLaughlin)，腿筋 (缺阵),
骑士伤病名单: 达里厄斯·加兰，脚趾 (缺阵), 贾勒特·阿伦，手指 (缺阵), 萨姆·梅里尔 (Sam Merrill)，手部 (缺阵), 泰瑞斯·普罗克特 (Tyrese Proctor)，个人原因 (缺阵), 马克斯·斯特鲁斯 (Max Strus)，脚部 (缺阵)
比赛看点
- 多诺万·米切尔正打出职业生涯最佳的开局表现，引领着骑士队的进攻。由于达里厄斯·加兰的伤病困扰，米切尔本赛季不得不在克利夫兰的后场挑起重担，而他也不负众望。他是目前联盟中仅有的4位场均得分至少30分的球员之一，并且多项命中率数据均持平或创下生涯新高。他场均10.5次的三分出手数，如果能保持到赛季末，将远超其职业生涯任何一个赛季。在过去4场比赛中，米切尔有2场砍下了40分。值得关注的是，新秀迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 将首次与这位征战九年的老将对位。
- 圣安东尼奥在阵容的各个位置上都获得了支援，但德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 的表现堪称是全队最稳定的。自从文班亚马倒下后的9场比赛里，福克斯在其中8场比赛中得分都超过了25分。唯一没到25分的那场比赛，恰好是圣安东尼奥战胜掘金队的比赛，他虽然只得到15分，但送出了12次助攻，这凸显了即使在他投篮手感不佳时，他依然能通过组织为队友创造机会。今晚，福克斯与米切尔的得分对决将是一大看点。
- 和他们的先发后场一样，克利夫兰的先发前场也面临着核心球员的伤病问题。埃文·莫布里至今只缺席了1场比赛，但他的搭档贾勒特·阿伦已经因手指伤势缺席了8场比赛，并且目前预计还将至少缺阵一周。作为卫冕年度最佳防守球员，身高6尺11的莫布里是一个防守大闸，他既能锁死禁区，也能在需要时换防到外线。在进攻端，他完全有能力拉到三分线外，目前他场均以生涯新高的4.4次出手投出37%的三分命中率，这有望是他连续第三年达到这一水准。
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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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Game Preview: San Antonio Spurs at Cleveland Cavaliers
Following their extremely successful regular season campaign last season, many pundits had the Cleveland Cavaliers slotted into one of the top positions of the Eastern Conference standings coming into this year. The Cavaliers famously started last year 15-0, finishing with a 64-18 record before injuries took their toll and led to a disappointing second round exit to the eventual East champ the Indiana Pacers. Returning all of their core of Donovan Mitchell, Evan Mobley, Darius Garland, and Jarrett Allen and most of the rest of their roster, head coach Kenny Atkinson’s group nonetheless finds itself 13-10 to start this season and 7th in the East standings. They’ve dealt with some injuries early on, but lucky for them the season is still barely a month old. There’s plenty of time before season’s end for them to find their way into the top 3, as they’re just 4.5 games back of the current #1 Detroit Pistons.
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Winners of 4 of their last 5, the San Antonio Spurs continue to chug along while Victor Wembanyama and Stephon Castle recover from their respective injuries. The rest of the team has stepped it up in a big way, as the entire squad seems to have upped their level of intensity. Case in point: 3 of those 4 wins came on the road. San Antonio will be spending most of their time this month traveling from one NBA city to the next, with a total of 7 games on the road in December. With the return of Wembanyama and Castle hopefully not too much further off, can the Silver and Black continue to get it done on the road and maintain their positioning in the seemingly always chaotic West?
San Antonio Spurs (15-6) at Cleveland Cavaliers (13-10)
December 5th 2025 | 6:30 PM CT
Watch: FDSS | Listen: WOAI (1200 AM)
Spurs Injuries: Luke Kornet, ankle (questionable), Victor Wembanyama, calf strain (OUT), Stephon Castle, hip flexor (OUT), Jordan McLaughlin, hamstring (OUT),
Cavaliers Injuries: Darius Garland, toe (OUT), Jarrett Allen, finger (OUT), Sam Merrill, hand (OUT), Tyrese Proctor, personal (OUT), Max Strus, foot (OUT)
What to watch for
- Donovan Mitchell is off to a career-best start, leading the charge for the Cavaliers offense. Mitchell has had to do a lot of the heavy lifting this year in the Cleveland backcourt due to injury woes for Darius Garland and hasn’t disappointed. He’s one of 4 players currently averaging at least 30 points per game, doing so either at or above career-highs as far as percentages go. His 10.5 3PA would be by far the highest of his career were that to continue until season’s end. Mitchell has had two 40-point games in 2 of his last 4 performances. It’ll be interesting to see rookie Dylan Harper get his first reps against the 9 year vet.
- San Antonio has found help up and down the roster, but De’Aaron Fox has been as consistent as they come. In the 9 games since Wembanyama went down, Fox has scored at least 25 points in all but one of the Spurs’ games. The game in question just happens to be San Antonio’s win over the Nugget where he finished with just 15 points, but dished out 12 assists as well, highlighting how effective he can be in setting up his teammates even when his shot isn’t falling. The scoring match-up between Fox and Mitchell should be a highlight tonight.
- Much like their starting backcourt, Cleveland’s starting frontcourt is also dealing with a key injury. Evan Mobley has been out there for all but 1 game, but his partner Jarrett Allen has missed 8 games so far and is currently out at least a week with a finger injury. The reigning Defensive Player of the Year, the 6’11 Mobley is a defensive menace capable of locking down the paint and switching out onto the perimeter when the situation calls for it. On offense he’s more than capable of stepping out beyond the arc, currently shooting 37% for what would be the 3rd year in a row on a career-high 4.4 attempts per game.
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By Tanner Bowen, via Pounding The Rock