马刺 @ 步行者 123 - 113 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Jeje Gomez | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-01-03 04:14:38
在缺少维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 和德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 的情况下，马刺队在印第安纳的客场之旅中稳稳拿下了比赛。尽管球队只在部分时段打出了高质量的篮球，但他们最终还是送给了步行者队连续第11场失利。迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 打出了他年轻职业生涯中最出色的比赛之一，他以15次出手砍下22分，表现惊艳，帮助球队以123-113取胜。
缺兵少将的马刺队开局并不顺利。球队的进攻显得有些漫不经心，持球人在面对强硬防守时难以到达自己的攻击位置，而射手们也出手犹豫。球的转移既不够充分，也缺乏明确的目的性，导致太多回合最终都以无奈之下的单打告终。反观步行者队，他们执行力出色，并依靠安德鲁·内姆哈德 (Andrew Nembhard) 获得了持续的火力。主队很快就取得了领先。幸运的是，第二阵容登场后在攻防两端都注入了更多活力，帮助球队及时止血。双方都无法有效阻止对手杀入油漆区，而圣安东尼奥马刺队则利用这一点盘活了进攻。首节战罢，尽管打得不尽如人意，银黑军团也仅仅落后一分。
进入第二节，在迪伦·哈珀和德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 的带动下，马刺的进攻看起来好了很多，福克斯在首节沉寂后迎来爆发。后卫们不断冲击篮筐并命中跳投，令步行者队的防守一筹莫展。印第安纳尝试改用联防，但马刺用几记三分球成功破解，并开始拉开分差。虽然帕斯卡尔·西亚卡姆 (Pascal Siakam) 给马刺制造了不小的麻烦，但主队却饱受失误困扰，并且无法阻止圣安东尼奥拼抢进攻篮板，这让银黑军团在出手次数上获得了巨大优势。在后卫群的带领下，轮换阵容中的其他球员也贡献了均衡的得分，再加上二次进攻得分上打出了16-0的巨大优势，客队带着13分的领先优势进入了中场休息。
考虑到球队的人员缺阵，以及马刺面对实力稍逊的对手时习惯性松懈的毛病，第三节的状态下滑似乎在所难免。尽管一些强硬的防守和哈珀的出色发挥延缓了这一趋势，但该来的还是来了。最终，马刺的三分球开始失准，单节三分线外12投0中。斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 试图凭一己之力改变局面，但结果往往是冲进拥挤的内线导致失误，或者无法创造出任何优势。防守端也开始有些松懈，并且球队依然对西亚卡姆的统治级表现束手无策。更糟糕的是，步行者队不再失误，并且在拼抢进攻篮板方面做得更好，这让马刺无法再获得额外的进攻机会。在这12分钟里，印第安纳无疑是表现更出色的那一方，他们带着8分的分差和高涨的信心进入了第四节。
幸运的是，在大多数对阵实力不如自己的球队的比赛中，马刺总能在为时已晚前清醒过来，周五的比赛他们再次做到了这一点。凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 和迪伦·哈珀的出色贡献帮助球队重新找回了进攻节奏。进攻篮板的优势也回来了，而印第安纳队尽管有时能打出漂亮的进攻配合，却也犯下了一些错误，葬送了得分机会。值得称赞的是，步行者队没有放弃，在比赛还剩2分33秒时，他们通过祭出与首节时困扰圣安东尼奥同样级别的破坏性防守，将分差缩小到仅有8分。但福克斯的一记致命三分彻底击垮了他们的士气，反扑的势头也基本就此终结。这算不上一场漂亮的比赛，但在缺少两名首发的情况下客场取胜，无论对手是谁，都绝不容小觑。
比赛要点
- 在文班亚马缺阵的情况下，马刺的后卫群再次挺身而出。福克斯、卡斯尔和哈珀联手贡献了65分和13次助攻。福克斯在外线手感不佳，直到比赛末段那记将领先优势重新拉回两位数的远距离三刚才开张，但他在三分线内的得分表现非常出色，无论是篮下终结还是急停短跳投都颇具威胁。卡斯尔在篮下错失了不少投篮，但他成功地站上了罚球线并送出助攻，并且像福克斯一样，为球队的篮板做出了贡献。哈珀在组织进攻方面贡献不多，但作为一名得分手，他的表现堪称完美。他们三人之间形成了良好的互补。
- 朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 在对阵尼克斯的比赛中刚刚创造了个人外线投射纪录，但本场比赛他三分线外11投仅2中。为他辩解一句，首发阵容中确实没有人手感火热。马刺全队在外线出手46次，投丢了33球，而他们命中的13记三分中有7球来自替补球员。尽管如此，他们还是比步行者多命中了一记三分球，后者全场只出手了30次。
- 卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 作为首发再次表现称职。这已经不再令人意外，但凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk) 作为他的替补出战20分钟并且发挥出色，确实是个惊喜。奥利尼克是一名糟糕的护筐手，但却是一位聪明的团队防守者和一位全能的进攻球员，他在这场比赛中充分展现了这些技能，最终贡献了10分、5个篮板、3次助攻、1次抢断和1次盖帽。更重要的是，当他在场时，马刺队净胜步行者队。
- 主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 尝试了一些令人意外的对位。斯蒂芬·卡斯尔负责防守西亚卡姆，并在这项任务中竭尽所能。替补阵容中，卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 负责防守杰伊·赫夫 (Jay Huff)，而奥利尼克则被安排去对位约翰尼·弗菲 (Johny Furphy)。或许用其他阵容配置马刺也能击败步行者，但这表明教练组即便在面对战绩不佳的对手时，在战术布置上也毫不含糊。
- 瓦塞尔的缺阵为林迪·沃特斯三世 (Lindy Waters III) 腾出了一些上场时间，他在14分钟内命中了两记三分，抢下三个篮板，并送出一次助攻。当他在场时，马刺净胜步行者高达21分。沃特斯比卡特·布莱恩特多打了4分钟，后者看起来仍然没有为进入轮换阵容做好准备。
- 凯尔登·约翰逊的年度最佳第六人评选前景每场都在变得更加光明。本场比赛他贡献了16分和6个篮板，并在第四节命中了三记三分球，这对确保胜利至关重要。
本场最佳镜头
哈珀的控球让防守悍将阿隆·内史密斯 (Aaron Nesmith) 看上去不知所措。
Too smooth with it
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— San Antonio Spurs (@ spurs) January 3, 2026
下一场比赛：周六主场对阵波特兰开拓者
马刺将返回圣安东尼奥主场迎战开拓者队。届时两支球队都将是背靠背的第二场比赛。
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Spurs’ guard trio steps up in Wembanyama’s absence in win over Pacers
The Spurs, missing Victor Wembanyama and Devin Vassell, took care of business in their visit to Indiana. While only intermittently playing good basketball, they still managed to hand the Pacers their 11th loss in a row. Dylan Harper had one of the best games of his young career in the 123-113 win, dazzling on his way to 22 points in 15 shots.
The shorthanded Spurs didn’t get off to a good start. The offense was too lackadaisical, with the ball handlers struggling to get to their spots against solid defense and the shooters hesitating. The ball didn’t move enough or with much purpose and a few too many possessions ended in last resort one-on-one plays. The Pacers, on the other hand, executed well and found consistent scoring from Andrew Nembhard. It wasn’t long before the hosts found themselves with a lead. Fortunately, the second unit came in with more energy on both ends and stopped the bleeding. Neither team could keep the other out of the paint and San Antonio took advantage of that to get their attack going. After one, and despite not playing particularly well, the Silver and Black trailed by only one.
The offense looked much better in the second quarter, boosted by Dylan Harper and De’Aaron Fox, who came alive after a quiet opening frame. The guards were getting to the rim and hitting jumpers while the Pacers’ defense struggled to find answers. Indiana went to a zone but the Spurs busted it with a couple of threes and started to create separation. Pascal Siakam was a problem, but turnovers plagued the home team, and they couldn’t keep San Antonio off the offensive glass, giving the Silver and Black a huge advantage in shot attempts. With the guards leading the way, balanced scoring from the rest of the rotation players, and a 16-0 edge on second chance points, the visitors went into the break up 13.
The third-quarter letdown seemed inevitable, considering the absences and the fact that it’s not uncommon for the Spurs to play down to their opponents. Some solid defense and great Harper play only delayed it. Eventually, the threes stopped falling, with San Antonio going 0-for-12 in the frame. Stephon Castle tried to make things happen, but ended up driving into traffic and coughing the ball up or not getting an advantage. The defense got a little lax, and there were still no answers for Siakam, who dominated. Making matters worse, the Pacers stopped turning the ball over and did a better job on the offensive glass, so the extra possessions just weren’t there. Indiana was simply the better team for 12 minutes and headed into the fourth down eight and brimming with confidence.
Fortunately, the Spurs have been able to wake up before it’s too late in most games against inferior teams, and they did it again on Friday. Great contributions from Keldon Johnson and Dylan Harper helped the offense get going. The offensive rebounding returned and Indiana, despite at times running some beautiful offense, made some mistakes that cost them scoring possessions. To their credit, the Pacers didn’t give up and cut the lead to just eight with 2:33 to go by playing the same level of disruptive defense that befuddled San Antonio in the first quarter, but a dagger three from Fox demoralized them, and the comeback attempt mostly ended there. It wasn’t the prettiest of games, but a win on the road without two starters is nothing to scoff at, no matter the opponent.
Game notes
- The Spurs’ guards once again led the way with Wembanyama out. Fox, Castle and Harper combined for 65 points and 13 assists. Fox didn’t have it going from outside until that long three that got the lead back to double digits late, but was great at scoring inside the arc, both at the rim and on short jumpers. Castle missed a lot of shots at the rim, but got to the line and dished dimes and, like Fox, helped rebound. Harper didn’t facilitate much but was fantastic as a scorer. They all complemented each other well.
- Julian Champagnie, fresh off a record-setting outside shooting night against the Knicks, went 2-for-11 from beyond the arc. In his defense, no one on the starting lineup really had it going. The Spurs as a team missed 33 of their 46 outside shots, and seven of their 13 makes came from bench players. They still made one more three-pointer than the Pacers, which only attempted 30.
- Luke Kornet was serviceable as a starter once again. That’s not a surprise anymore, but Kelly Olynyk playing well enough as his backup to get 20 minutes was. Olynyk is a terrible rim protector but a smart team defender and a versatile offensive player, and he showed off those skills, finishing with 10 points, five rebounds, three assists, a steal, and a block. More importantly, the Spurs outscored the Pacers with him on the floor.
- Mitch Johnson went for some surprising matchups. Stephon Castle guarded Siakam and did what he could with the assignment. Off the bench, Carter Bryant guarded Jay Huff while Olynyk hid on Johny Furphy. The Spurs would have probably beaten the Pacers with other configurations, but it’s good to see the coaching staff taking even struggling opponents seriously while strategizing.
- The Vassell absence opened up some minutes for Lindy Waters III, who hit two threes, grabbed three boards, and logged an assist on 14 minutes of play. The Spurs outscored the Pacers by a whopping 21 points with him on the floor. Waters played four more minutes than Carter Bryant, who continues to not look ready for a rotation spot.
- Keldon Johnson’s Sixth Man of the Year case gets stronger every game. He finished with 16 points and six boards and hit three three-pointers in the fourth, which were crucial to securing the win.
Play of the game
Harper’s handles had Aaron Nesmith, a great defender, looking clueless.
Too smooth with it
— San Antonio Spurs (@ spurs) January 3, 2026
Next game: vs. Portland Trail Blazers on Saturday
The Spurs will travel back to San Antonio to face the Blazers. Both teams will be in the second game of a back-to-back.
By Jeje Gomez, via Pounding The Rock