马刺 vs 尼克斯 134 - 132 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Gary Quan | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-01-01 03:05:34
在紧张的最后一分钟，卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 一记关键的进攻篮板补篮命中，随后凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 造成一次无球犯规并两罚全中，将马刺的领先优势扩大到五分，并在此过程中导致卡尔-安东尼·唐斯 (Karl-Anthony Towns) 犯满离场。哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 和约翰逊的罚球为圣安东尼奥马刺队锁定了胜局，以一场振奋人心的胜利为本年度画上句号。在维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 于第四节开始几分钟后因不明伤势离场后，德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 和朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 为马刺队吹响了末节逆转的号角。
圣安东尼奥的慢热开局让纽约队在上半场早早取得优势，半场比赛得分狂潮不断，但却因频繁的中断和一些争议性判罚而显得支离破碎。马刺队结束了这令人难忘的十二月——既有登峰造极的高光时刻，也以一个显而易见的低谷收场（希望对维克托·文班亚马而言，这只是一个小挫折，别无大碍）——并在此期间取得了11胜3负的战绩。
文班亚马（31分13篮板）在前三节扛起了马刺的进攻大旗，但在第四节开始不久后一次笨拙的落地导致其伤退。与此同时，尚帕尼（36分6篮板，三分球17投11中）则在最关键的时刻迎来了生涯最佳的投射表现——彻底刷新了“神枪手”查克·珀森 (Chuck Person) 的队史单场三分球纪录。尚帕尼和福克斯（26分7助攻）在缺少文班的最后时刻英勇地扛起了球队。凯尔登·约翰逊（19分8篮板）作为最高效的替补球员，再次打出了一场极具影响力的比赛。
尼克斯方面，常年入选全明星的唐斯（20分、7篮板、6犯规）和杰伦·布伦森 (Jalen Brunson)（29分8助攻）引领了球队的进攻，而乔丹·克拉克森 (Jordan Clarkson)（20分6犯规）和杜斯·麦克布莱德 (Deuce McBride)（21分）则带领替补席打出了顽强的表现，但仍难挽败局。
圣安东尼奥开场后状态低迷，很快就陷入落后。布伦森在进攻端予取予求，并得到了穆罕默德·迪亚瓦拉 (Mohamed Diawara)（6分）的意外支援。福克斯和文班亚马帮助马刺稳住了阵脚，并很快追上了尼克斯。随后，布伦森和唐斯在该节后半段手感爆发，帮助尼克斯重新夺回领先。节奏飞快的第一节被两次鲁莽的扑防打断——首先，迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 对布伦森的三分扑防被判为恶意犯规，送给对方两次罚球，随后小凯文·麦卡勒 (Kevin McCullar Jr.) 命中一记三分；其次，尚帕尼在一次三分尝试中造成犯规，他罚球命中，福克斯则在紧接着的回合中投中一记跳投。尼克斯在三分线外的火热手感是拉开分差的关键，他们以9分的优势结束了第一节。
尽管纽约在第二节一度有拉开比分的势头，但文班亚马和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 之间一些精彩的双人配合帮助圣安东尼奥将分差追至四分。唐斯在半场中段已拿到15分，而两队在比赛进行到6分钟时总得分已超过110分。马刺的投篮手感在几分钟的煎熬中背叛了他们，在尼克斯如潮水般的得分攻势中，他们在转换进攻中受到了严厉的惩罚。在落后19分的情况下，文班亚马在节末掀起了一波9-0的攻势，将分差缩小到十分。
马刺在第三节重新找回了他们的进攻执行力，尽管文班亚马的得分至关重要，但正是卡斯尔稳定的组织串联才让逆转真正拉开序幕。一波14-0的攻击波将比分追至86平，圣安尼奥通过几次关键的防守成功，凭借约翰逊的进球重新夺回了微弱的领先。克拉克森命中一记三分，帮助他的球队在第三节结束时以102-93重新占据主导地位。
场边观察
- 进入2026年时取得
23-1024-9 的战绩，这处境真的相当不错（我一遍又一遍地告诉自己）。 - 深入了解凯尔登·约翰逊对本赛季阵容日益增长的重要性。
- 当圣安东尼奥投失空位三分后——甚至在马刺进球后——对手们都在狠狠地惩罚他们。
- 新年愿望（笔者代拟） ： *尚帕尼 *——在弧顶区域命中更多投篮， *巴恩斯 *——以“100%”的状态进入2026年， *福克斯 *——用上最好的腿部恢复科技， *科内特 *——在合理冲撞区内练出珀尔特尔式的抛投， *文班亚马 *——打满65场以上有影响力的比赛， *卡斯尔 *——找回圣诞节前的那股锐气， *哈珀 *——继续保持无畏， *凯尔登 *——打出值得竞争年度最佳第六人的下半赛季， *林迪·沃特斯三世 *——打出一连串投射稳定的比赛。
- 本场最佳镜头 #1 ：首节比赛中段，哈里森·巴恩斯看起来像是要欧洲步上篮，但他却出其不意地送出一记轻柔的传球，助攻文班亚马完成暴扣。不久之后，巴恩斯在布伦森的掏球干扰下，不知怎么地将球从头顶抛出，神奇命中。
- 本场最佳镜头 #2 ：第二节中段，文班亚马和卡斯尔通过连续两次传切配合，弥补了之前的一次非受迫性失误，将纽约的领先优势缩小了一半。
- 本场最佳镜头 #3 ：在圣安东尼奥第三节的追分过程中，哈珀抢下自己的投篮不中的篮板，将球横传给巴恩斯，后者又巧妙地将球喂给左侧底角的尚帕尼，助其命中三分，将分差缩小到一个球权之内。
比赛回顾
比赛从跳球开始，迪亚瓦拉的两记三分很快帮助纽约取得了七分的领先。文班亚马在开场几分钟内很好地造成了数次犯规，让尼克斯的内线不敢掉以轻心——同时他自己也包办了球队前五分中的四分。福克斯的突破上篮以及随后的抢断得分将比分追至13平。尚帕尼和唐斯在正面弧顶位置互飙三分。布伦森的底角三分引来了约翰逊教练的怒火，但他叫的暂停只是延迟了尼克斯接下来连续两记三分的到来。科内特在尚帕尼的一次接球就投三分时被打到脸部，并罚中了技术犯规罚球。约翰逊（在米切尔·罗宾逊 (Mitchell Robinson) 缺阵的情况下）不知疲倦地持续冲击篮筐，为圣安东尼奥赢得了艰难的几分。小凯文·麦卡勒是又一位名不见经传却突然爆发的对手——他连续命中了两个三分。泰勒·科勒克 (Tyler Kolek) 对尚帕尼的鲁莽扑防让马刺追回五分，尼克斯以45-36领先进入第二节。
唐斯的90秒体验——在文班亚马头上打成一次强硬的2+1，然后又对奥利尼克 (Olynyk) 付出一次死球犯规。“马刺杀手”乔丹·克拉克森命中了他的第一个跳投，但圣安东尼奥成功地连续在这位圣城老乡身上造成两次犯规。尚帕尼的一记侧翼三分结束了马刺一波6-0的小高潮。唐斯被一次争议判罚所拯救，获得了三次罚球机会。有着“51区”之称的文班亚马连续打出两个足以入选集锦的精彩回合，将分差缩小到四分。阿奴诺比 (Anunoby) 在半场和转换进攻中被放空，两次灌篮得手，再次将纽约的领先优势扩大到十分。在无数次令人泄气的外线投篮不中后，克拉克森的又一次爆发让尼克斯领先达到19分。文班亚马力挽狂澜，避免了圣安东尼奥被彻底打花，马刺极其幸运地以63-73的比分结束上半场。
第三节开始，唐斯绕过文班亚马打成一次2+1。卡斯尔在人群中找到文班亚马，完成了一记被肖恩·埃利奥特 (Sean Elliott) 称为“玩具篮筐般的空中接力”。杜斯·麦克布莱德随即连中三记高难度投篮作为回应，将尼克斯的领先优势保持在两位数。卡斯尔的上篮和文班亚马的三次罚球——均来自转换进攻——帮助圣安东尼奥将分差追至六分，而尚帕尼连续两记三分则为这波14-0的攻势画上了句号。在几次可以反超比分的机会中，马刺都出现了失误，但尚帕尼的第七记三分再次将比分扳平。圣安东尼奥通过顽强的拼抢完成了一次来之不易的成功防守，随后约翰逊命中一记抛投，帮助马刺重新取得领先。克拉克森的三分球开启了纽约在节末的一波11-0的攻势，他们以九分的优势进入第四节。
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San Antonio vs. New York, Final Score: Spurs mount comeback over Knicks 134-132
In a tense final minute, a timely offensive rebound and putback by Luke Kornet followed by two free throws on a loose ball foul drawn by Keldon Johnson pushed the Spurs lead to five and fouled out Karl-Anthony Towns in the process. Harrison Barnes’ and Johnson’s free throws provided the margin for San Antonio to claim an inspired victory to close the calendar year. After losing Victor Wembanyama to an undisclosed injury minutes into the fourth quarter, De’Aaron Fox and Julian Champagnie kickstarted the late comeback for the Spurs.
A slow start by San Antonio allowed New York to claim an early advantage in a first half with an endless stream of points offset by jarring stoppages of play and bouts of questionable officiating. The Spurs ended a memorable December – hitting the highest of highs and ending with a noticeable low (hopefully nothing more than a minor setback for Victor Wembanyama) – compiling a 11-3 record in the process.
Wembanyama (31 points and 13 rebounds) carried the Spurs offense over the first three periods before landing awkwardly moments into the fourth quarter, while Champagnie (36 points and 6 rebounds, 11-for-17 from three) picked an opportune game to have a career-best shooting performance – obliterating Chuck (The Rifleman) Person’s single-game three-pointers record. Champagnie and Fox (26 points and 7 assists) valiantly carried San Antonio over the non-Wemby waning moments. Keldon Johnson (19 points and 8 rebounds) had yet another impactful game as the most productive reserve.
Perennial All-Stars Towns (20 points, 7 rebounds, and 6 fouls) and Jalen Brunson (29 points and 8 assists) paced New York this evening, while Jordan Clarkson (20 points and 6 fouls) and Deuce McBride (21 points) led a spirited bench effort for the Knicks in defeat.
San Antonio came out of the gates sluggishly and fell behind. Brunson had his way on the offfensive end, and received surprise support from Mohamed Diawara (6 points). Fox and Wembanyama helped stabilize the Spurs and they caught New York shortly after. Then Brunson and Towns caught fire later in the period to help the Knicks rip away the lead. The fast-flowing first quarter was halted by two reckless closeouts – first, a Dylan Harper closeout on a Brunson three was ruled a flagrant foul which netted two free throws and a Kevin McCullar Jr three after, and the second, a Champagnie three attempt where he hit his free throws and Fox knocked down a jumper on the next possession. The Knicks’ hot hand from behind the arc was the separating factor and they left the period up nine.
Though New York threatened to run away with it in the second period, some heady-way two-man play by Wembanyama and Castle helped drag San Antonio to within four. Towns was able to get to 15 points by the midway point, and the teams surpassed 110+ points by the 6 minute mark. The Spurs’ shooting touched betrayed them over several agonizing minutes and they were punished severely in transition amidst a deluge of New York scores. Down 19, Wembanyama mounted a closing 9-0 run to make it a ten point game.
The Spurs re-discovered their offensive execution in the third period, and though Wembanyama’s scoring was needed, it was Castle’s steady facilitation that enabled the comeback to start in earnest. A 14-0 run tied the game at 86, and San Antonio pieced together just enough stops to re-claim a slim lead behind Johnson’s bucket. Clarkson nailed a three to get back his team back in the driver’s seat 102-93 after three.
Observations
23-1024-9 heading into 2026 is a really good place to be at (repeating to myself over and over).- A great look into Keldon Johnson’s increasing importance to this year’s squad.
- Teams are really punishing San Antonio after these missed open threes – and after Spurs makes, too.
- New Year’s Resolutions (on behalf of this writer): Champagnie – more makes from above the break, Barnes – “100%“ into 2026, Fox – the best of leg-based recovery technology, Kornet – a Poeltl-like floater inside the restricted area, Wembanyama – 65+ impactful games played, Castle – re-discovering his pre-Christmas swagger, Harper – continued fearlessness , Keldon – a second half of season worthy of a Sixth Man of the Year consideration, Lindy Waters III – a string of solid-shooting games.
- Sequence of the Game #1: Partway through the opening frame, Harrison Barnes looked like he was going to step through into a floater, and instead lofted a soft feed to Wembanyama for a slam. Barnes, shortly after, somehow tossed a prayer over his head on a Brunson reach-in, for a field goal.
- Sequence of the Game #2: Midway through the second quarter, Wembanyama and Castle made up for an unforced turnover by teamming up on a pair of give-and-go seequences to chop New York’s lead in half.
- Sequence of the Game #3: During San Antonio’s third quarter comeback, Harper followed his own miss, fed it crosscourt to Barnes, who spoonfed Champagnie deep in the left corner for a three to make it a one-possession game.
Game Rundown
From the tip, a pair of Diawara threes put New York up seven quickly. Wembanyama did well to draw several fouls in those opening minutes to keep the Knicks’ frontline honest – all while scoring four of the team’s first five. Fox’s driving lay-up and enusing steal and score tied things at 13. Champagnie and Towns traded straightaway threes. Brunson’s corner three then drew the ire of Coach Johnson, but the timeout only delayed two more Knicks threes in succession. Kornet was whacked across the face on a Champagnie catch-and-shoot three and converted his freebie. Johnson persistently attacked the rim (with Mitchell Robinson absent) relentlessly and earned San Antonio a handful of tough points. Kevin McCullar Jr. was the latest unheralded opponent to detonate from three – connecting on two straight. Tyler Kolek’s reckless closeout on Champagnie allowed the Spurs to gain back five points and New York went to the second period up 45-36.
The KAT experience in 90 seconds – knocked down a tough and-1 over Wembanyama and committed a dead-ball foul against Olynyk. Spur-killer Jordan Clarkson made his first jumper, but San Antonio was able to draw two fouls in succession on the San Antonian. A Champagnie wing three concluded a 6-0 Spur run. Towns was rescued by a questionable call and gifted three free throws. Area 51 made back-to-back highlight worthy plays to trim the deficit to four. Anunoby was left open in the halfcourt and in transition for two jams to put New York up ten again. After countless deflating misses from the perimeter, yet another burst from Clarkson put the Knicks up 19. Wembanyama prevented San Antonio from getting blown out, and the Spurs were extremely lucky to get to the break down 63-73.
Towns scootted around Wembanyama for an and-1 to start the third. Castle found Wembanyama in traffic for what Sean Elliott referred to as a ’Nerf Alley-oop.‘ Deuce McBride knocked down three heat-check shots in response to keep the Knicks’ lead in double digits. Castle’s lay-in and Wembanyama’s trio of free throws – both in transition – brought San Antonio within six, and Champagnie’s two straight threes ended a 14-0 run. With several chances to re-take the lead, the Spurs committed turnovers, but Champagnie’s seven three tied things again. San Antonio competed hard to get a hard-earned stop, and Johnson converted a floater to put the Spurs back out front. Clarkson’s three started a closing 11-0 run for New York and they went to the fourth up nine.
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San Antonio visits Pascal Siakam and the Indiana Pacers Friday night at 6:00 PM CDT.
By Gary Quan, via Pounding The Rock
