马刺 @ 尼克斯 113 - 124 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2025-12-18 09:15:10
圣安东尼奥马刺在NBA杯决赛中功亏一篑。纽约尼克斯以124-113的总比分赢得了这场常规赛性质的冠军赛。实际上，马刺在比赛的大部分时间里都处于领先，直到尼克斯在第四节打出统治级表现。比赛尘埃落定，纽约在最后十二分钟以35-19的比分净胜圣安东尼奥。
本场比赛的症结在于，尼克斯在篮板球上以59-42遥遥领先马刺。对于马刺队而言，这样的差距实在难以逾越。第四节，尼克斯依靠拼抢进攻篮板掌控了比赛，而马刺对此束手无策。
数据统计：马刺 vs. 尼克斯
马刺 vs. 尼克斯 – 最终评分
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)
由于出场时间被限制在25分钟，文班亚马未能发挥出他平日里的那种影响力。但比赛中仍不乏闪光时刻。具体来说，他在第三节的表现堪称神奇，7投5中砍下12分。然而，这种魔力并未延续到第四节。在末节比赛中，文班亚马仅得到2分，并且未能抢下一个篮板。这不足以帮助球队完成任务。尽管他的求胜欲望显而易见，但马刺队今晚需要他拿出更多实质性的贡献。
评分: C+
德阿龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)
在这场NBA杯决赛中，福克斯本应是场上的主心骨。他是一位著名的大心脏球员，在压力之下总能愈发强大。不幸的是，福克斯对阵尼克斯的表现未达预期。他不仅包办了全队八次失误中的五次，更是在第四节仅得1分。福克斯在比赛中有过几个时段——无论在得分还是传球方面——都很好地掌控了球队的节奏，但他缺乏足够的稳定性来引导马刺走向胜利。
评分: C
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)
优点：卡斯尔在防守端的竞争性令人欣喜。他在防守端打得非常、非常努力。他的传球也确实出色，12次助攻就是最好的证明。卡斯尔毫无畏惧地冲击篮筐。在比赛的方方面面，这位年轻人都付出了最大的努力。缺点：卡斯尔全场15投仅5中。和他的队友们一样，他在第四节的表现也不尽如人意。总结：马刺球迷应该为卡斯尔的表现感到骄傲。他的效率本可以更高，但这孩子已经倾其所有。
评分: A-
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell)
瓦塞尔14投得到12分——这样的效率显然是不够的。最近，马刺在比赛陷入困境时一直依赖他命中高难度投篮……但在拉斯维加斯，他未能挺身而出拯救球队。话虽如此，瓦塞尔在控制失误和贡献稳健防守方面的表现值得肯定。
评分: B-
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
唉，真是无语。巴恩斯在NBA杯决赛中4投0中，这意味着他在拉斯维加斯尝试的全部12记三分球都偏出了篮筐。巴恩斯素有在关键比赛中表现不佳的名声——而他在“罪恶之城”的这次演出，也未能改变这一风评。需要肯定的是，巴恩斯在内线创造了一些机会，并限制了自己在攻防两端的失误。然而，马刺需要他的三分投射来帮助拉开场上空间，而这位老将最终却颗粒无收。
评分: C-
卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)
科内特打出了不错的表现。他9投7中，贡献了14分。他坚决地顺下冲击篮筐、完成空接，展现了柔和的手感和出色的跑位意识。当他在进攻端参与进来时，通常都能带来好的结果。防守端，科内特在大部分时间里表现稳健。他很好地守护了篮筐，并提供了足够的协防。遗憾的是，他在防守端有一个主要瑕疵：全场只抢到了一个防守篮板。考虑到尼克斯基本上是靠进攻篮板赢下了这场比赛，这对科内特来说可不是什么光彩的表现。
评分: B+
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)
哈珀的表现真是耐人寻味。在本场比赛之前，他本赛季总共只命中了十记三分球。而在这场NBA杯决赛中，他三分线外7投5中。尽管他有一些华丽的突破上篮，但这位新秀在两分球方面仅7投2中。哈珀在防守和篮板方面展现了一些高水平的瞬间，但同时他也在防守端犯了一些新秀常犯的错误。此外，虽然他在这场充满压力的比赛中没有出现失误，但他也没有送出一次助攻。考虑到哈珀是一位天生的组织者，助攻数为零确实有些奇怪。
评分: B
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)
尚帕尼获得了25分钟的上场时间，但他的存在感不足以匹配这么多的出场时间。他全场5投1中，得到3分。防守端，他很努力，但影响力乏善可陈。请注意，尚帕尼打得不算糟糕，但他未能为球队带来足够的积极影响，以扭转局势。
评分: C
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
约翰逊只打了16分钟。在这段时间里，他3投1中得到3分。他在拼抢篮板时展现出的热情让人印象深刻，但他的贡献也仅限于此。他没能组织进攻，也没能找到冲击篮筐的角度。约翰逊没有失误，但考虑到他那不稳定的防守，他的整体表现不足以让他留在场上。
评分: C
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson)
我对轮换阵容没有意见。由于文班亚马有出场时间限制，教练组手头的工作相当棘手。从轮换安排来看，已经足够好了。我很高兴看到哈珀获得了更多的表现机会。攻防两端的比赛计划也都是合理的。然而，约翰逊本应找到一种方法来应对尼克斯在进攻篮板上的统治级表现。这正是比赛的分水岭，而马刺始终未能做出有效的调整。
评分: C+
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点击查看原文：Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. New York Knicks – NBA Cup Final
Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. New York Knicks – NBA Cup Final
The San Antonio Spurs came up short in the NBA Cup final. The New York Knicks won this regular season championship by a final count of 124-113. The Spurs actually led a lot of the ballgame until the Knicks dominated the fourth quarter. When the dust settled, New York had outscored San Antonio 35-19 in the final twelve minutes.
The bottom line with this game was that the Knicks outrebounded the Spurs 59-42. That turned out to be too big of a disparity for the good guys to overcome. In the fourth, the Knicks lived on the offensive glass and the Spurs had no counter.
Stats: Spurs vs. Knicks
Spurs vs. Knicks – Final Grades
Victor Wembanyama
With his playing time restricted to 25 minutes, Wembanyama didn’t have his typical impact. There were flashes, though. Specifically, he was magical in the third quarter, finishing with 12 points on 5-for-7 shooting. That magic didn’t extend to the fourth period. In the final quarter, Wembanyama had only two points and failed to grab a rebound. That wasn’t enough to finish the job. While his will to win was palpable, the Spurs needed more tangible production on this night.
Grade: C+
De’Aaron Fox
In the NBA Cup final, Fox was supposed to be the adult in the room. He’s a known clutch player who thrives in pressure situations. Unfortunately, Fox underwhelmed against the Knicks. Not only did he have five of the team’s eight turnovers, he also scored only one point in the fourth quarter. Fox had a few stretches where he steered the ship well — both scoring and passing-wise — but he wasn’t nearly consistent enough to guide the Spurs to victory.
Grade: C
Stephon Castle
The good: Castle’s competitiveness defensively was great to see. He played very, very hard on that end. His passing was legitimately great, as evidenced by his 12 assists. Castle attacked the basket with fearlessness. In all facets of the game, this youngster gave maximum effort. The bad: Castle was only 5-for-15 from the field. Like the rest of his teammates, he didn’t play well in the fourth period. Overall: Spurs fans should be proud of how Castle played. He could have been more efficient but the kid gave it his all.
Grade: A-
Devin Vassell
Vassell scored 12 points on 14 shots — a ratio that’s just not good enough. The Spurs have relied upon him recently to hit difficult shots when the going got tough … but he wasn’t there to save the day in Las Vegas. That said, Vassell does deserve kudos for not turning the ball over and for playing very sturdy defense.
Grade: B-
Harrison Barnes
Well, damn. Barnes was 0-for-4 in the NBA Cup final, which means he missed all 12 three-pointers he attempted in Vegas. Barnes has a reputation of not coming up clutch in big games — and this showing in Sin City didn’t exactly change that reputation. Give Barnes some credit for making things happen in the paint and for limiting his miscues on both ends. However, the Spurs needed his three-point shooting to help spread the floor and the veteran was unable to deliver anything but a goose egg.
Grade: C-
Luke Kornet
Good stuff from Kornet. He finished with 14 points on 7-for-9 shooting. He rolled to the rim hard, finished lobs, flashed soft hands and knew where to be. When he was involved offensively, good things tended to happen. Defensively, Kornet was solid for the most part. He guarded the rim well and provided adequate help. Regrettably, he did have one major flaw on defense: he finished with only one defensive rebound. Considering that the Knicks basically won this game via the offensive glass, that wasn’t a good look for Kornet.
Grade: B+
Dylan Harper
What an interesting performance by Harper. Coming into this game, he had ten three-pointers made on the season. In the NBA Cup final, he was 5-for-7 from deep. While he had a number of flashy drives to the hoop, the rookie was only 2-for-7 on two-pointers. Harper had some high level moments defensively and on the boards, however he also made a few rookie errors on the defensive end. And although he finished without a turnover in this pressure packed game, he also didn’t tally an assist. Considering Harper is such a natural playmaker, finishing with a zero in the assist column is indeed strange.
Grade: B
Julian Champagnie
Champagnie got 25 minutes but his presence wasn’t felt enough to justify that playing time. He had three-points on 1-for-5 shooting from the field. Defensively, he efforted but his impact was nothing to write home about. Champagnie didn’t play poorly, mind you, but he didn’t make enough of an impact to sufficiently move the needle in a positive direction.
Grade: C
Keldon Johnson
Johnson only played 16 minutes. In that time, he had three points on 1-for-3 shooting from the floor. His enthusiasm was felt on the boards but that was about the extent of it. He wasn’t making plays and he wasn’t finding angles to drive to the rim. Johnson didn’t turn the ball over but, factoring in his iffy defense, he wasn’t doing enough to stay on the hardwood.
Grade: C
Mitch Johnson
I didn’t have an issue with the rotation. With Wembayama on a minutes restriction, the coaching staff had a difficult job on their hands. Rotation-wise, it was good enough. I liked that Harper got an extended look. The gameplans on both ends were sensible. However, Johnson should have found a way to adjust to the Knicks dominating on the offensive glass. That was the difference in the game and the Spurs never truly adjusted.
Grade: C+
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk