马刺 @ 尼克斯 113 - 124 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Mark Barrington | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-12-17 04:19:34
马刺在前三节一直紧咬比分，但在第四节被作风顽强的尼克斯队在拼抢积极性上完全压制，对手抢到了每一个篮板和每一次地板球。尼克斯在第三节末段一度以81-92落后于马刺，但他们此后打出了一波43-21的攻击波，最终以124-113逆转取胜。尼克斯阵中人人都有出色发挥，证明了他们并非只有杰伦·布伦森 (Jalen Brunson) 一人。布伦森本场得到25分，得分全队第二，仅次于在场上进攻无死角的OG·阿努诺比 (OG Anunoby)。米切尔·罗宾逊 (Mitchell Robinson) 的影响力远超他15分的数据，他抢下了15个篮板，其中10个是进攻篮板。布伦森被评为本届锦标赛的MVP，但我会把票投给米切尔·罗宾逊。
马刺今晚状态不佳，文班虽有高光时刻，但似乎仍未从伤病中完全恢复，尽管他在第三节打得不错。哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 在拉斯维加斯的几场比赛表现糟糕，但我认为所有赞誉都应归于尼克斯，他们拼尽了全力，并在第四节打出了制胜表现。对马刺来说，这是一次宝贵的学习经历，他们亲眼见证了一支球队如何在冠军级别上竞争，也明白了自己距离那个水平还有很长的路要走。总的来说，这对马刺是一次成功的锦标赛之旅，他们将从中汲取教训。也许明年他们能夺得冠军奖杯，但就今年而言，他们的目标是争取一个好的季后赛排位，看看在季后赛中能走多远。
赛场观察
- 科内特 (Kornet) 给布雷克·格里芬 (Blake Griffin) 发短信说，他在对阵雷霆的比赛中状态不佳，不得不依靠他的替补来挺身而出。这才是真正的团队球员。今晚米奇 (Mitch) 再次让卢克 (Luke) 首发，后者对比赛的影响力大得多，上半场就得到10分，而他的角色球员替补只得了两分。
- 在把半决赛解说搞得一团糟之后，斯坦·范甘迪 (Stan Van Gundy) 依然坐在总决赛的解说席上。贝索斯先生 (Mr. Bezos)，我想就我的Prime服务投诉一下。
- 比赛开局马刺遇到了点小麻烦，尼克斯打出了一波7-2的攻势，但他们很快用一波9-0的攻击波还以颜色。在势均力敌的第一节过后，马刺以38-30领先。
- 在布伦森、布里奇斯 (Bridges) 和唐斯 (KAT) 吸引了所有关注的情况下，OG·阿努诺比有时会成为被忽视的一员，但他确实是一名非常优秀的球员。当上半场其他队友表现平平是，正是他的发挥让尼克斯保持了竞争力，他独得20分领跑全队。
- 我不知道布伦森是怎么做到的，但每当有人和他有轻微接触时，他总能得到犯规吹罚，而其他球员在场上被撞得人仰马翻却连个哨子都听不到。这简直就像魔法一样。
- 马刺在第二节打得更具侵略性，一度掌控了比赛并取得了多达7分的领先优势，但尼克斯奋起反击，半场结束时马刺以61-59领先。
- 文班亚马在上半场看起来有些仓促和犹豫，这对于一个除几天前短暂出场外已有一个月没打球的球员来说是可以理解的。只要他在场上，就绝对能改变比赛局势，但他似乎没有发挥出全部威力，因为他在开局阶段显得过于谦让了。
- 达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 下半场一上来就手感火热，连中两记三分，帮助马刺迅速将领先优势扩大到8分。我太习惯马刺在半场后慢热了，看到他们打出如此迅猛的开局还真有点不适应。
- 巴恩斯在拉斯维加斯投三分时手感冰凉到极点，但他杀入禁区的表现有可圈可点之处。也许是T-Mobile球馆的背景有些怪异，但当联盟最好的射手之一突然怎么投怎么没有时，这确实很反常。
- 凭借哈珀 (Harper) 替补登场后的一段出色表现，马刺在第三节首次取得了两位数的领先。文班亚马在第三节打出了惊人的表现，单节砍下14分，而布伦森则一如既往地稳定发挥，在第三节末帮助尼克斯将分差追至5分以内，以89-94落后。
- 纽约队以一波8-0的攻势开启第四节，一举反超比分，期间马刺无法保护好防守篮板，让尼克斯得以不断冲击篮筐直到球进。米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 不得不早早叫了暂停来重整球队。米切尔·罗宾逊不是一个出色的进攻球员，但他抢篮板的能力绝对是顶级的。他全场抢下15个篮板，其中10个是进攻篮板，他是点燃球队胜利的火花。
- 尼克斯在比赛大部分时间里都比马刺拼得更凶，篮板球也以67-56遥遥领先，而这正是比赛的胜负手。对纽约而言，这是一场季后赛级别的较量，而马刺只付出了常规赛级别的努力，这不足以让他们赢下比赛。
锦标赛的狂热已经结束，是时候在周四回到工作中，于圣安东尼奥主场迎战奇才队了，然后第二天马不停蹄地前往亚特兰大客场挑战老鹰队。为了让马刺在决赛后能有一天休息，对阵奇才的比赛被推迟了一天，但这并不完全是好事，因为它将第二场比赛变成了一次休息时间极短的主客场背靠背——众所周知，这是最糟糕的一种背靠背赛程。
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San Antonio at New York Knicks, Final Score: Knicks out-tough the Spurs 124-113
The Spurs kept the game close for three quarters, but were outworked by a tough Knicks team in the fourth, as they got to every rebound and every loose ball. The Knicks overcame a 92-81 point lead from the Spurs late in the third quarter and outscored them the rest of the way 43-21 to win 124-113. The Knicks had terrific games from everyone on their roster, and proved that they’re not just Jalen Brunson, who had 25, second to OG Anunoby, who scored from everywhere on the court. Mitchell Robinson had an outsized impact much bigger than his 15 points, which 15 rebounds, 10 of them on the offensive end. Brunson was named MVP of the tournament, but Mitchell Robinson would have been my pick.
The Spurs had an off night, and Wemby had his moments, but doesn’t seem fully back from his injury, although he had a nice third quarter. Harrison Barnes had a few bad games in Vegas, but I think all of the credit should go the Knicks, who played their hearts out and made the plays to win in the fourth. This is a great learning experience for the Spurs, who saw how a team can really compete at a championship level, and that they still have a ways to go to get there. Overall it was a successful tournament for the Spurs, and they will learn from it. Maybe next year they can take the cup, but for this year, they’re focused on getting a good playoff seeding and seeing how far they can advance in the postseason.
Observations
- Kornet texted Blake Griffin that he just didn’t have it for the Thunder game, and he had to rely on his backup to pick up the slack. That’s a real team player. Mitch started Luke again tonight, and he had a much bigger impact on the game, scoring 10 points in the first half, while his scrub backup only scored two points.
- Stan Van Gundy was still behind the mic for the finals game, after making a hash of the semis. I would like to file a complaint about my Prime service, Mr. Bezos.
- The Spurs had a tiny glitch to start the game as the Knicks went on a 7-2 run to start the game, but they quickly recovered with a 9-0 run of their own. The Spurs led 30-38 after an evenly played first quarter.
- OG Anunoby is sometimes the forgotten man with Brunson, Bridges, and KAT getting all of the attention, but he’s just a really good player, and his play kept the Knicks competitive in the first half when no one else was doing much, scoring 20 points to lead the team.
- I don’t know how Brunson does it, but he gets a foul call every time someone has any minor contact on him, and other players bounce all over the court and never hear a whistle. It’s like a magic spell.
- The Spurs were the more physical team in the second quarter as they took over the game and led by as much as seven, but the Knicks fought back and the Spurs led 61-59 at the half.
- Wembanyama looked a little rushed and tentative in the first half, which is understandable for a player that hasn’t played in a month, except for a short stint a few days ago. He definitely changes the game whenever he’s on the court, but he wasn’t in full effect as he seemed to defer too much early on.
- De’Aaron Fox started out the second half on a heater with a pair of triples as the Spurs rushed out to a quick 8 point lead. I’m so used to the Spurs coming out flat after halftime, it’s weird seeing a quick start.
- Barnes couldn’t hit a barn in Las Vegas shooting three points shots, but he had some nice plays going into the paint. Maybe the background in the T-Mobile arena was weird or something, but it’s odd when one fo the best shooters in the league suddenly misses everything.
- The Spurs got their first double digit lead in the third as Harper had a nice stint off the bench. Wembanyama has a spectacular third with 14 points, while Brunson did his thing and brought the Knicks back within 5 at the end of the third, trailing 89-94.
- New York started off the fourth quarter on an 8-0 lead, taking a lead as the Spurs could not grab a defensive rebound and let the Knicks keep pounding the ball at the basket until it went in. Mitch Johnson had to take an early timeout to regroup his team. Mitchell Robinson isn’t a great offensive player, but he sure can grab rebounds. He had 15 total rebounds, 10 of them offensive and he was the spark for the win.
- The Knicks outworked the Spurs most of the game and outrebounded them 67-56, and that was the difference in the game. This was a playoff game for New York, and the Spurs gave regular season effort, which wasn’t good enough to get a win.
Cup madness is over, and it’s time to get back to work on Thursday to face the Wizards in San Antonio, and then leave immediately to face the Hawks in Atlanta the following night. The Wizards game was moved back a day for the Spurs to have a rest day after the finals, but it’s not exactly a favor, since it converted the second game to a short turnaround home/road back-to-back which is, as we know, the worst possible kind of back to back.
By Mark Barrington, via Pounding The Rock