马刺 @ 森林狼 103 - 104 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2026-01-13 07:45:35
圣安东尼奥马刺队在明尼苏达痛失好局。马刺队一度手握多达19分的领先优势，却在第四节被森林狼队打出33-18的攻击波，最终以103-104的比分惜败。此役过后，我方的战绩下滑至27胜12负。
德阿龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 在比赛还剩33秒时命中一记跳投，帮助马刺队取得领先。不幸的是，安东尼·爱德华兹 (Anthony Edwards) 随即用一记跳投还以颜色，帮助森林狼队反超一分。维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 和福克斯在最后几秒钟错失投篮，为这场堪称令人失望的失利画上了句号。
数据统计：马刺队 vs 森林狼队
马刺队 vs 森林狼队 – 最终评分
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)
也许数据无法完全体现，但文班亚马在防守端对阵森林狼队时展现了统治级的表现。尤其是在上半场，这位法国球员几乎让明尼苏达的进攻陷入瘫痪。进攻端，他10次罚球全部命中，两分球9投5中。他的三分手感不算出色（9投3中），但投篮姿势看起来无可挑剔。由于仍有上场时间限制，马刺队在文班亚马在场时打得很好。可以公道地说，如果他能打32分钟，圣安东尼奥就能赢下比赛。但说实话，这算不上什么借口——尤其考虑到他在第四节运动战4投0中。本赛季文班亚马曾多次带领马刺队走向胜利，但周日晚上他没能做到这一点。
评分: B
德阿龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)
我知道福克斯素有“末节之王”的美誉，但他最近常常直到最后一节才开始苏醒。在明尼苏达，他末节命中了三记关键投篮，但这并不能掩盖他在前三节手感冰凉的事实。福克斯不能总等到关键时刻才发力——他需要在整整48分钟里承担起自己的责任。
评分: C-
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)
优点：卡斯尔获得了十次罚球机会。他篮板抢得不错，防守强硬，还送出了很多高质量的传球。缺点：卡斯尔运动战11投仅2中，并且出现了七次失误。说他目前在进攻端陷入挣扎，都是一种轻描淡写的说法。
评分: D+
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)
尚帕尼近期的表现就像一个合格的NBA首发球员。对阵森林狼队，他贡献了14分和10个篮板。他投篮命中率不错，防守值得称赞，并且很好地控制了失误。尚帕尼在投篮方面的信心正处于历史最高点。再加上他近来精英级别的篮板表现，他如今的贡献已经超出了人们对他的预期。
评分: A-
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
有迹象表明巴恩斯正在走出低迷。我们甚至在这位老将身上看到了罕见的情绪波动。但总的来说，巴恩斯做得还不够，没能成为英雄。他投得还算不错，在比赛末段命中了一记关键球，还送出四次助攻——但他也有几次打击球队士气的投失，篮板保护不力，防守端的贡献也不突出。
评分: B-
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
约翰逊再次表现出色。他三分球4投3中，两分球4投2中，两次罚球也全部命中。他的篮板球比平时要疲软一些，但整体防守专注度还不错。总而言之，约翰逊继续为替补阵容提供了一个高效的进攻核心。
评分: B+
卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)
我的意思是，科内特打得不差——他只是不是文班亚马。他在23分钟内抢下了惊人的12个篮板，并且在防守端非常积极。进攻端，他表现尚可……尽管他比平时更碍事一些。科内特速度不足的问题有时也会暴露出来。
评分: B-
林迪·沃特斯三世 (Lindy Waters III)
沃特斯命中了一记重要的三分球，送出三次助攻，防守也很稳健。不幸的是，他在防守端由于身材劣势吃了几次亏。
评分: B
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)
哈珀目前正深陷“新秀墙”的困扰。他的决策能力很差；他打得太勉强了。他的组织进攻能力不见踪影。他的防守也总是慢半拍。马刺队迫切需要哈珀尽快找回状态。
评分: D-
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson)
约翰逊做了一些调整，但他在第四节难以找到一套能够赢球的阵容组合。回过头看，更早地弃用卡斯尔或许会有帮助。但话又说回来，当福克斯、卡斯尔和哈珀在比赛的长时间里都如此挣扎时，教练组的工作也很难开展。
评分: C
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点击查看原文：Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Minnesota Timberwolves – Game #39
Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Minnesota Timberwolves – Game #39
The San Antonio Spurs let one slip away in Minnesota. Leading by as many as 19 points, the Spurs got outscored by the Timberwolves 33-18 in the fourth quarter and lost by a final score of 104-103. The loss dropped the good guys to a record of 27-12.
De’Aaron Fox hit a jumper to give the Spurs a lead with 33 seconds remaining. Unfortunately, Anthony Edwards answered with a jumper of his own to give the Timberwolves a one-point advantage. Victor Wembanyama and Fox missed shots in the closing seconds to put a ribbon on what has to be considered a disappointing defeat.
Stats: Spurs at Timberwolves
Spurs at Timberwolves – Final Grades
Victor Wembanyama
It might not show in the numbers but Wembanyama was a dominant force on the defensive end against the Timberwolves. Particularly in the first half, the Frenchman was making it nearly impossible for Minnesota to score. Offensively, he hit all ten free throws and was 5-for-9 from two-point range. He didn’t shoot great from three-point land (3-for-9) but his form looked pristine. Still on a minutes restriction, the Spurs played well when Wembanyama was on the floor. It’s fair to say San Antonio wins if he’s able to play 32 minutes. But, truthfully, that’s not much of an excuse — especially because he was 0-for-4 from the field in the fourth quarter. Wembanyama has been able to carry the Spurs to wins this season but that didn’t happen on Sunday night.
Grade: B
De’Aaron Fox
I know that Fox has a reputation for being a great fourth quarter player but he too often recently hasn’t been showing up until the final stanza. In Minnesota, he hit three big fourth quarter baskets but that doesn’t overshadow the fact that he was so cold up until the fourth. Fox can’t coast until money time — he needs to pull his own weight for the entire 48 minutes.
Grade: C-
Stephon Castle
The good: Castle went to the line ten times. He rebounded well, played hard-nosed defense and made a lot of high-quality passes. The bad: Castle was 2-for-11 from the field and turned the ball over seven times. To say he’s struggling on the offensive end right now would have an understatement.
Grade: D+
Julian Champagnie
Champagnie is playing like a legit NBA starter recently. Against the Timberwolves, he poured in 14 points and ten more rebounds. He shot well from the field, played commendable defense and limited his mistakes. Champagnie’s confidence in shooting the ball is at an all-time high. Add in his elite rebounding lately and he’s more than playing his part these days.
Grade: A-
Harrison Barnes
There were signs of Barnes breaking out of his slump. There was even a rare glimpse of emotion from the veteran. Ultimately, though, Barnes didn’t quite do enough to be a hero. He shot well enough, hit a huge shot late and had four assists — but he had a couple momentum-deflating misses, he rebounded poorly and he wasn’t especially helpful on the defensive end.
Grade: B-
Keldon Johnson
Johnson did well once again. He hit 3-of-4 three-pointers, 2-of-4 two-pointers and both of his freebies at the line. His rebounding was more anemic than usual but his overall focus on defense was fine. All in all, Johnson continues to give the bench unit a productive focal point.
Grade: B+
Luke Kornet
I mean, Kornet wasn’t bad — he’s just not Wembanyama. He pulled down an impressive 12 rebounds in 23 minutes and he was active on defense. Offensively, he did decently well … although he did get in the way more than usual. Kornet’s lack of speed was also an issue at times.
Grade: B-
Lindy Waters III
Waters hit an important three-pointer, handed out three assists and played solid defense. Unfortunately, his lack of size got him in trouble a couple times on the defensive end.
Grade: B
Dylan Harper
The rookie wall has a strong hold on Harper right now. His decision-making is poor; he’s forcing the issue much too much. His playmaking is missing in action. His defense is also a step slow. The Spurs desperately need Harper to reemerge ASAP.
Grade: D-
Mitch Johnson
Johnson pushed some buttons but he had trouble finding a winning combination in the fourth quarter. In retrospect, going away from Castle even more would have likely helped. Then again, it’s difficult for the coaching staff when Fox, Castle and Harper are struggling so hard for long stretches of the game.
Grade: C
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk