# \[PtR\] 马刺末节崩盘不敌尼克斯，杯赛冠军梦碎
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/43992
**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 朱利安-尚帕尼, 2025-26赛季, 德文-瓦塞尔, 迪伦-哈珀, 斯蒂芬-卡斯尔
**Created:** [2025 年12 月 17 日 06:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/43992 "2025-12-17T06:00:07Z")
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2025 年12 月 17 日 06:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/43992/1 "2025-12-17T06:00:07Z")
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By Marilyn Dubinski | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-12-17 05:17:46
在赢得或许是近年来最令人满意的一场胜利——击败卫冕冠军雷霆队挺进NBA杯决赛后——马刺队在追逐荣誉的道路上还剩下最后一道障碍：纽约尼克斯队。过去几个赛季，这两支球队联手奉献了几场精彩对决，而这一次也不例外。在比赛的前34分钟里，马刺队凭借着干净、流畅的进攻，以及在防守端恰到好处地限制住尼克斯，看起来正稳步走向胜利。不幸的是，好景不长。马刺的防线在第三节末段终于崩溃，他们彻底崩盘，尼克斯队则一鼓作气带走了胜利。
今晚，马刺队至少没有慢热开局，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 早早地在进攻端贯彻自己的意志，他不断杀入禁区，在不失误的情况下为队友创造机会，马刺很快便以17-12领先。本场比赛文班依旧替补登场，在开场五分钟后就披挂上阵，而不是等到第二节，但他起初手感不佳，尼克斯队随即用一波9-2的攻势作为回应，并一度将领先优势扩大到三分。然而，马刺重新组织了阵脚，凭借凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 的一记三分和德阿龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 的罚球，他们在首节结束时以30-28取得领先。
第二节伊始，迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 和朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 联手命中3记三分，马刺队慢慢地扩大了他们的领先优势。德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 和卡斯尔接连上演隔人暴扣，将比分改写为50-43，迫使尼克斯再次请求暂停。上半场，OG·阿努诺比 (OG Anunoby) 凭借20分的表现几乎以一己之力扛起了纽约的进攻，而他的队友们也开始找回状态。他们不断蚕食分差，在比赛还剩27秒时通过一次抢断将比分追至59-59平。但福克斯一如既往地冷静回应，用一记中距离跳投帮助马刺以61-59的领先优势进入半场休息。
下半场开始后，福克斯连续命中两记三分，随后卡斯尔助攻卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 完成空中接力，马刺打出一波8-2的攻击波。尼克斯起初有所回应，将分差追至4分，但马刺立刻予以还击。迪伦·哈珀数次将领先优势扩大到两位数，其中一次来自他命中三分的同时造成卡斯尔在低位被推倒在地的四分打。文班也终于在进攻端苏醒，他命中了两记三分，完成了两次空中接力，并投进一个中距离。他的第二记三分帮助马刺在第三节还剩两分钟时以92-81领先，并且势头似乎完全倒向了他们这边，然而，从那一刻起，一切都分崩离析了。
在比赛的最后14分钟里，马刺队的得分以21-43被对手碾压。他们无法阻止尼克斯冲抢进攻篮板，尤其是米切尔·罗宾逊 (Mitchell Robinson)，尼克斯在第四节以一波11-2的攻势开局，他们所有的得分都来自二次进攻。而在球场的另一端，马刺的篮筐仿佛加了盖。失误和仓促出手等坏习惯取代了此前美妙的团队进攻，他们任何试图发起最后反击的念头都被尼克斯的强硬回应迅速扼杀，最终以113-124的比分落败。
最终，马刺队未能赢得杯赛冠军，但这不应妨碍他们为自己的表现感到极度自豪，因为他们是在经历了如此多的伤病和赛程挑战后才走到这一步的。他们仍然会得到一笔丰厚的参与奖金（希望23万美元足够凯尔登·约翰逊买他的羊驼了），并且在冲击2019年以来首次季后赛的过程中，他们通过这些关键比赛获得了宝贵的经验。他们没有任何理由垂头丧气。（另外，这场比赛的失利不会计入常规赛战绩，这也算是个安慰。）
### 比赛要点
- 尽管投篮数据并不亮眼（全场15投5中），但考虑到卡斯尔在其他方面的贡献，他本有可能成为杯赛MVP的有力争夺者。（或许不会，因为严格来说这个奖项是颁给整个锦标赛中表现最好的球员，但这是题外话了）。他在禁区内的存在感几乎在整场比赛中都搅乱了尼克斯的整体防守，而且他总能用干净利落的传球找到队友，而不是在空中失去平衡后草率出球。他全场送出12次助攻，仅有2次失误，且都发生在比赛末段的慌乱时刻。此外，他一如既往地展现了稳固的防守，并且连续第二场比赛成功地让一位著名的“造犯规大师”远离罚球线（这次是杰伦·布伦森 (Jalen Brunson)，他全场仅获得三次罚球机会）。
- 哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 在拉斯维加斯又经历了一个三分球颗粒无收的夜晚，他三分线外4投0中，这使他过去两场比赛的三分球数据来到了12投0中（不过他在三分线内5投4中，罚球3罚3中，得到11分）。马刺的射手群三分手感集体冰凉，福克斯和德文·瓦塞尔合计13投4中，朱利安·尚帕尼则是4投1中。（尽管他本应命中第二个，详见下文。）全队唯一在三分线外有出色表现的是哈珀，他7投5中。
- 尚帕尼在第四节被吹掉的那记三分球真的非常致命。当时马刺正试图从尼克斯的开局攻势中恢复过来，那球本可以帮助他们将分差缩小到4分，并重新掌握势头。裁判最初吹掉了这个进球，并判罚科内特掩护进攻犯规。米奇·约翰逊（马刺助教）挑战了这次判罚，最终改判为阻挡犯规，但裁判没有计算尚帕尼的三分，即便他是在哨响前进的球，原因大概是犯规发生在投篮之前。我猜想，只有将这次判罚改为无犯规，这个进球才会被计算在内。无论如何，尽管马刺因此夺回了球权并最终得分，但感觉那记三分球的意义和影响力会大得多。相反，尼克斯利用了这次录像回放的暂停时间重新部署，势头又回到了他们那边。
- 此前已有报道称，杯赛的季后赛阶段下赛季可能不会再回到拉斯维加斯，因为它没有产生预期的上座率（考虑到这是临时通知的额外旅程，并非每个球迷都有能力或时间负担，这并不太令人意外）。然后，在赛前，亚当·萧华 (Adam Silver) 表示他们会考虑将杯赛决赛放在具有历史意义的大学场馆等选项。恕我直言，这难道不是制造了和拉斯维加斯同样的问题吗？我真的不理解。如果上座率是问题所在，最好的解决方案就是直接在主队场馆比赛，而不是在中立场地。我只是觉得，除了参赛两队的核心球迷群体外，这项杯赛并没有引起那么大的热情，而NBA球迷并不习惯为中立场地的比赛去旅行或做计划。
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### 下场比赛：周四对阵华盛顿奇才队
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> **点击查看原文：Spurs’ fourth quarter meltdown vs. Knicks ends Cup title hopes**
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> # Spurs’ fourth quarter meltdown vs. Knicks ends Cup title hopes
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> After perhaps their most satisfying victory in years — a win over the defending champion Thunder to get to the NBA Cup Finals — the Spurs had one more hurdle in their way of some hardware: the New York Knicks. The two teams have put out a couple of entertaining match-ups over the last couple of seasons, and this one was no different. For 34 minutes, it looked like the Spurs were on their way to a win with clean, fluid offense and doing just enough to keep the Knicks at arm’s length on defense. Unfortunately, good things don’t last forever. The dam finally broke late in the third quarter, and the Spurs completely collapsed as the Knicks ran away with the victory.
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> There was as least no slow start for the Spurs tonight, with Stephon Castle inserting his will on offense early by getting in the paint and finding his teammates without turning the ball over, and the Spurs quickly found themselves up 17-12. Wemby still came off the bench in this game, entering the game five minutes in instead of waiting until the second quarter, but his shot was off at first, and the Knicks responded with a 9-2 run, eventually getting the lead as high as three. However, the Spurs regrouped, and a three from Keldon Johnson and free throws from De’Aaron Fox gave them a 30-28 lead after 12 minutes.
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> Dylan Harper and Julian Champagnie combined to hit 3 threes to open the second quarter, and the Spurs slowly built on their lead. Back-to-back poster dunks from Devin Vassell and Castle got them ahead 50-43, forcing another Knicks timeout. After OG Anunoby had almost single-handedly keeping New York in the game offensively with 20 points in the half, his teammates started to catch up. They chipped away, tying the game at 59 apiece off a steal with 27 seconds left, but Fox calmly responded has he always does with a mid-range jumper to give the Spurs a 61-59 halftime lead.
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> Fox then hit consecutive threes to open the third quarter, and an alley-oop from Castle to Luke Kornet had them on an 8-2 run. The Knicks initially had a bit of a response and cut the lead back to 4, but the Spurs fought right back. Dylan Harper got the lead to double figures a couple of times, including on a four-point play where he hit a three while Castle was being flung to the floor in the post. Wemby finally got going on offense with a couple of threes, and two alley-oops and a mid-range. His second three had the Spurs up 92-81 with two minutes left in the quarter and seemingly all the momentum on their side, but everything would fall apart from there.
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> Across the final 14 minutes of the game, the Spurs were outscored 43-21. They couldn’t keep the Knicks, especially Mitchell Robinson, off the offensive glass as they opened the fourth quarter on an 11-2 run, with all their points coming off offensive rebounds, and there was suddenly a lid on the basket on the other end. Bad habits like turnovers and rushed shots replaced the wonderful offense the Spurs had displayed before, and any thoughts they had about making a final run were quickly stymied by a Knicks response, and things ended in a 113-124 loss.
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> In the end, the Spurs couldn’t win the Cup, but that shouldn’t stop them from being extremely proud for getting there amidst all the injuries and scheduling challenges they’ve been through so far. They still get a hefty participation bonus (hopefully $230k is enough for Keldon Johnson’s llama), and they got some valuable experience playing in games with something on the line as they look to make the playoffs for the first time since 2019. There is nothing for them to hang their heads about. (Also, this game doesn’t count as a loss in the standings, so there’s that.)
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> ### Game notes
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> - Although the shooting numbers were unimpressive (5-15 on the night), it’s possible Castle was headed for a Cup MVP night based on everything else he was doing. (Maybe not because it technically goes to the best player of the whole tournament, but I digress). His presence in the paint was throwing the entire Knicks defense off most of the game, and he did a good job at finding his teammates with clean passes instead of getting caught in the air and throwing it away. He finished the game with 12 assists to just 2 turnovers, both of which came in panic time at the end. There was also his usual solid defense, and for the second straight game, he avoided sending a known foul merchant to the free throw line (this time Jalen Brunson, who shot just three free throws all game).
> - Harrison Barnes had another 0-fer night from three in Vegas, going 0-4, making him 0-12 in the last two games (although he was 4-5 inside the arc and 3-3 from the line for 11 points). None of the Spurs snipers had good games from three, with Fox and Devin Vassell combining to go 4-13 and Julian Champagnie hitting 1-4. (Although he should have had a second, more on that below.) The only one who had a good night from three was Harper, who hit 5-7.
> - The Champagnie three that was waived off in the fourth quarter really hurt. It was while the Spurs were trying to recover from the Knicks’ initial run, and it would have gotten them within 4 points with some momentum on their side. The refs had initially waived it off and called a charge on Kornet on the screen. Mitch Johnson challenged the call, and it was changed to a blocking foul, but the refs did not count Champagnie’s three even though he shot it before the whistle, presumably because the foul occurred before the shot. I guess they would have had to change it to a no call for the shot to have counted. Regardless, even though it got the ball back for the Spurs and they got a bucket out of it, it felt like that three would have been much more meaningful and impactful. Instead, the Knicks got to use the review timeout to regroup, and the momentum was right back on their side.
> - It had already been noted that the Cup playoffs would probably not return to Vegas next season because it wasn’t producing the turnout that was expected (not too surprising considering it’s short notice and extra travel that not every fan can afford or has time for). Then, before the game, Adam Silver said they would consider options such as historical college locations for the Cup Finals. I’m sorry, doesn’t that just create the same problem as Vegas? I honestly don’t get it. If turnout is the issue, the best solution to just play at the home team’s venue, not a neutral site. I just don’t think there’s that much excitement for the Cup beyond the fan bases of the two teams playing for it, and neutral site games aren’t something NBA fans are used to traveling or planning for.
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> ### Up next: Thursday vs. Washington Wizards
By Marilyn Dubinski, via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/game-recaps/91443/spurs-fourth-quarter-meltdown-vs-knicks-ends-cup-title-hopes)
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2025 年12 月 17 日 13:50 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/43992/2 "2025-12-17T13:50:48Z")
# 热评：
> [@TwentyFourteen](#):
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> 我喜欢哈珀的赛后采访。这让我们能正确地看待这次失利。对于这支年轻的马刺队来说，这是一堂无比宝贵的学习课，就像是提前体验了一把季后赛。你不仅上了这一课，还为此拿到了20万美元的奖金。哈哈。
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> 我认为这最终会对他们大有裨益。别忘了，一个月前我们甚至不确定他们能否从死亡之组中突围。
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> 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔和哈珀的水平又提升了一个档次。表现令人印象深刻。我之前对他们的评价就已经很高了，但他们确实证明了自己从不畏惧压力。加上福克斯，我真的非常期待看到他们能打出什么样的表现。
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> 巴恩斯的状态并非百分百，但他做了所有脏活累活，并且命中了一些关键的得分。
> 最后，文班这场比赛状态不佳，但这完全可以理解。他提到了自己一位挚亲的离世。这更让我们能正确地看待一切。从宏观角度来看，这终究只是一场赛季中期的比赛。从中学习，从中成长，然后继续前进。
> [@RedFirebird](#):
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> 这篇复盘太棒了。这简直就是一场崩盘，不是吗？毕竟他们大部分时间都领先着。我一开始很失望，不过好在，这场比赛不计入常规赛战绩，球员们拿到了额外的奖金，积累了宝贵的学习经验，而且还没有人受伤。
> [@spiceymeatball](#):
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> 如果要我总结这场比赛：
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> 马刺队在比赛大部分时间里都压制着东部最好的球队（抱歉了，底特律），一支经验丰富、精明老练的季后赛强队……直到第三节后半段，二次进攻得分的闸门被彻底打开，这打乱了马刺的节奏，让他们失去了冷静。
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> 这只是被过度炒作的NBA杯，我并不感到焦虑。直到最后，这仍然是一场比分胶着的比赛，而我们是一支刚刚凑齐健康阵容、开始磨合的球队。
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> 一切只会越来越好。
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> 最后一点：在比赛的某些时段里，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔看起来就像是场上最强的球员——他持球推进的样子就像成吉思汗，准备好要对尼克斯队烧杀抢掠一番。
> [@Jocco21](#):
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> 你们对米奇教练太苛刻了。当然，他总有可以做得更好的地方。
> 但别忘了，我们在第四节前还领先着大概12分。我们在大部分时间里的战术执行都优于尼克斯，而且如果我们三分投得再准一些，他们的处境会更糟。
> 这次失利更多是因为经验不足，一些球员没有站出来，或许还有腿脚疲劳的原因。我们进入第四节时的心态就不对，让一支经验丰富、充满渴望的尼克斯队嗅到了血腥味。他们抓住了势头，并且再也没有松手。
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> 总而言之，他们证明了自己配得上这次杯赛之旅。随着我们不断成长，我们当然需要在某些位置上升级球队阵容，以实现最终目标。
> 重回强队之林的征程才刚刚开始。
> [@CristianS21](#):
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> 杯赛的亚军在当年或次年都打进了总决赛。
> 这是一次很好的学习经历。
> [@pounder1977](#):
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> 我刚看到一个帖子说，维克托（文班亚马）今天早上得知他的祖母去世了。我为他的不幸感到非常难过。我希望他能请几天假，和家人待在一起，并致以我的哀悼。失去亲人从来都不是一件容易的事。
> [@CaliSportsGuy](#):
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> 以这种方式输掉比赛太令人沮丧了，简直就是在篮板上被对手用身体碾压了。
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> 我喜欢巴恩斯，但如果他投篮不准，我认为KJ（凯尔登·约翰逊）是更好的选择。
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> 作为球迷，为了球队，我真的很想赢下这场比赛，但我几乎觉得从长远来看，这反而是更好的结果。
> 你们战胜了雷霆，赢下了一场伟大的胜利，向自己和全世界证明了你们是真正的强者。
> 但没能夺冠也说明你们还差一点火候。而且，应该不会有“冠军后遗症”。如果他们赢了，可能会有些飘飘然。
> 两天后必须重整旗鼓，对阵奇才队——那支拥有多名法国球员的球队，他们肯定渴望踩着文班和马刺一战成名。
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> 赛季还很长，球队输掉了一场我们都渴望胜利的比赛。这场比赛除了留下一段回忆，不计入任何战绩。
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> 而且我敢肯定，市面上总会有一些打折的羊驼。那些情绪上有点小问题但需要一个好归宿的羊驼。
> [@SpursRingChasingHOF](#):
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> 这场比赛的差距就在于第三节末段和第四节的篮板球。
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> 尼克斯派上了所有人去冲抢进攻篮板，他们靠二次进攻得了太多分，我都数不清了。一旦他们起势，就连克拉克森都在抢那些他本不该抢到的篮板。
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> 米奇教练当时应该派上索汉吗？还是“法国香草”（French Vanilla）？甚至俾斯麦（比永博）？谁知道呢。也许吧。感觉在尼克斯开始那么做之后，我们有足够的时间做出调整，但米奇坚持使用他信任的球员，我们最终没能扭转局势。
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> 对每个人来说都是一次学习经历。能有这样一场比赛，而且它TMD根本不计入战绩，我觉得很棒！
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> > [@TwentyFourteen](#):
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> > I like Harper’s post game interview. Puts things in perspective. It is, for this young Spurs, an invaluable learning lesson. It’s like a taste of post season play. Not only do you get this lesson, you are paid 200k for it. Haha.
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> > I think ultimately it will serve them very well. Keep in mind a month ago we weren’t even sure they’d advance out of the Group of Death.
> >
> > Castle and Harper just leveled up even more. Very impressed. I already held them to high esteem but they definitely don’t shy away from the pressure. Together with Fox, I’m really excited to see what they can do.
> >
> > Barnes wasn’t Mr 100% but he did all the little things and came up with some timely buckets.
> > Lastly, Wemby had an off game but totally understandable. He mentioned something about the passing of someone dear to him. Which further puts things in perspective. This is after all just another mid-season game in the grand scheme of things. Learn from it, grow from it, on to the next.
>
> > [@RedFirebird](#):
> >
> > Awesome review. It’s a meltdown isn’t it when they had the lead most of the game. I was initially disappointed but it’s okay the game didn’t count in the standing, the guys got extra cash, got a lot of learning experience, and no one got injured.
>
> > [@spiceymeatball](#):
> >
> > If I were to summarise the game:
> >
> > The Spurs were besting the best team in the East (sorry Detroit), a savvy playoff experienced squad… until later in the 3rd quarter when the flood gates of 2nd chance points opened up and knocked the Spurs out of rhythm and they lost their composure.
> >
> > It was the overhyped NBA Cup, I’m not stressed. It was still a close game until the end, one team only healthy and beginning to play minutes together.
> >
> > Things are only looking up.
> >
> > One final note: at stretches in this game, Castle looked like the best player on the court - looked like Ghengis Khan taking the ball up the court and getting set to burn, plunder and pillage the Knicks.
>
> > [@Jocco21](#):
> >
> > You guys are being to harsh on Mitch. Sure man could always have done better.
> > But don’t forget, we were up something like 12 point before the 4th quarter. We were most of the time out-executing the Knicks and it could’ve been worse for them had we shot better from three.
> > This loss is more because of inexperience and some Guys not showing up and maybe because tired legs also. We didn’t start the 4th with the right attitude and let an experienced and hungry Knicks team smell blood. They caught momentum and never let it go.
> >
> > All in all they showed they belong in this Cup run. As we continue to grow, We certainly will need to upgrade the team at certain position in order to achieve the ultimate goal.
> > The Ride to Relevancy has just begun.
>
> > [@CristianS21](#):
> >
> > The Cup runner-up has made the Finals either current year or following year.
> > This was a good learning experience.
>
> > [@pounder1977](#):
> >
> > I just saw a post that Victor learned this morning his grandmother had passed away. I’m so sorry for his loss. I hope he takes some days off to be with family and offer my condolences. It’s never easy to lose anyone.
>
> > [@CaliSportsGuy](#):
> >
> > Frustrating way to lose the game, just getting out physicalled on the boards.
> >
> > I love Barnes, but if his shot isn’t falling I think KJ is a better option.
> >
> > I really wanted this win, as a fan, and for the team, but I almost feel like this is the better scenario long term.
> > You got the big win against OKC to show yourself and the world you are legit.
> > But not getting the banner shows you’re not quite there yet. AND there should be no hangover. If they won they’re feeling themselves.
> > Gotta get back to it in 2 days against a Wizards team that has multiple French players who would love to make name off Wemby and the Spurs.
> >
> > Lot of season to go, the team lost a game we all wanted. Game doesn’t count for anything but memory.
> >
> > And I’m sure there are some discount llamas out there. Ones that are slightly off emotionally but need a good home.
>
> > [@SpursRingChasingHOF](#):
> >
> > The difference in the game was rebounding in the late 3rd and 4th Qs.
> >
> > NYK sent EVERYONE to crash the offensive glass and got so many second chance points I lost track. Once they got rolling even Clarkson was snagging boards he had no business getting.
> >
> > Should Mitch have played Sochan? French Vanilla? Bismack even? Who knows. Probably. It felt like there was more than enough time after the Knicks started doing that to make an adjustment on our end but Mitch stuck with his guys and we couldn’t reverse the tide.
> >
> > Learning experience for everyone. I think it’s great to get this type of game and it doesn’t even count for shit!
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