By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2026-01-25 22:13:34
圣安东尼奥马刺队又添一场客场胜利，将赛季总战绩提升至31胜14负。犹他爵士队（15胜30负）打得非常顽强，但马刺队在第四节提升了防守强度，成功拉开了比分。在末节争夺中，马刺队以29-17的比分战胜爵士队，最终锁定胜局。
数据统计：马刺 vs. 爵士
马刺 vs. 爵士 – 最终评分
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)
在经历了一场罕见的低迷表现后，文班亚马在盐湖城强势回归。他全场贡献26分、14个篮板、5次盖帽和3次助攻，填满了个人数据栏。值得一提的是，文班亚马本场出战33分钟——这是他自11月14日以来出场时间最长的一场比赛。面对爵士队，文班亚马在外线极具威胁，向篮筐的冲击也十分强硬，并且传球视野出色。防守端，他的威慑力十足，护筐表现非常出色。
评分: A-
德阿龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)
福克斯打出了本赛季最高效的比赛之一。他三分线外9投6中，两分球4投4中，罚球线上6罚5中。此外，他送出了五次助攻，却仅有一次失误。数据足以说明一切，福克斯本场手感滚烫，同时他的侵略性也控制得恰到好处。当他打出这样的表现时，马刺队真的很难被击败。
评分: A
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)
优点：卡斯尔冲击篮筐的决心为他赢得了十次罚球机会。他命中了一记三分，送出了全队最高的八次助攻，还抢下了六个篮板。这位二年级后卫全场仅有一次失误，并且防守稳健。
不足：卡斯尔的篮下终结能力不佳，两分球9投仅3中。他还罚丢了三球。他在进攻端的节奏不够稳定，在场上显得很不自在。
评分: C+
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)
以尚帕尼目前的状态，教练组很难将他移出首发阵容。在犹他，他三分球9投5中，贡献了17分。这位神射手不仅传球出色，防守端也充满活力。总而言之，尚帕尼正打出职业生涯至今的最佳水平。
评分: A-
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
我不知道巴恩斯是不是一夜之间变老了，还是发生了什么，但他现在的表现与过去判若两人。在22分钟的上场时间里，巴恩斯三分球4投全失，全场5投仅1中。此外，他只抢到了一个篮板，防守表现也很糟糕。希望巴恩斯能在某个时候找回状态，因为他现在的处境越来越难堪了。
评分: D-
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
约翰逊又一次在替补席上打出了成功的表现。在31分钟内，他19投9中，砍下了21分。他还送出了五次助攻，并且没有失误。约翰逊本场最亮眼的表现是持球突破，以及在禁区内柔和的终结手感。我还认为他的防守比平时要好。他今晚唯一奇怪的数据是只抢到了一个篮板。
评分: B+
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)
哈珀在攻防两端的决策都存在问题，结果，这位新秀的上场时间被限制在仅13分钟。不过，他的表现也并非一无是处。在他的出场时间里，他贡献了4分、3个篮板、2次助攻和2次盖帽。他的场上积极性是有的——只是出现了太多精神层面的失误。
评分: C-
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)
布莱恩特开始打出连续的积极表现。对阵爵士队，这位新秀看起来相当不错。他在13分钟内得到7分，并且在场上做决定时毫不犹豫。布莱恩特的篮板拼抢也很强硬，在防守端还有几次惊艳的瞬间。希望布莱恩特能保持下去，并继续进步。
评分: B+
乔丹·麦克劳克林 (Jordan McLaughlin)
麦克劳克林在9分钟的上场时间里没有得分，但他表现得非常积极。他贡献了3个篮板、2次助攻和1次抢断。他的传球尤其令人印象深刻。
评分: B+
凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk)
奥利尼克在8分钟里做了不少事……但大部分都是负面贡献。他全场4投1中，还出现了两次失误。考虑到全队总共只有十次失误，奥利尼克的草率处理球显得格外刺眼。
评分: D+
杰里米·索汉 (Jeremy Sochan)
索汉出战四分钟，未能录得任何一项数据。这再次证明了为什么他已经掉出了轮换阵容。
评分: Inc. (无)
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson)
约翰逊本场的执教表现尚可。弃用巴恩斯是正确的决定，给尚帕尼更多的上场时间也是如此。不过，就我个人而言，我更希望看到布莱恩特在这场比赛中获得更多时间。
评分: B-
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Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Utah Jazz – Game #45
The San Antonio Spurs notched another road win to improve to an overall record of 31-14 on the season. The Utah Jazz (15-30) put up a good fight but the Spurs were able to gain separation by turning up their defensive intensity in the fourth quarter. In the final stanza, the good guys outscored the Jazz 29-17 to complete the victory.
Stats: Spurs at Jazz
Spurs at Jazz – Final Grades
Victor Wembanyama
Coming off of a rare poor outing, Wembanyama was back in business in Salt Lake City. He stuffed the stat sheet with 26 points, 14 rebounds, five blocks and three assists. Notably, Wembanyama played 33 minutes — the most minutes he’s played in a game since Nov. 14. Against the Jazz, Wembanyama was deadly from deep, made strong moves to the basket and passed the ball well. Defensively, he was extra devastating and guarded the rim very well.
Grade: A-
De’Aaron Fox
Fox had one of his most efficient games of the season. He finished 6-for-9 from three-point range, 4-for-4 from inside of the arc and 5-for-6 at the free throw line. He also turned it over only once while dishing out five assists. As the numbers suggest, Fox was red hot from the field and had his aggression dialed in to an appropriate level. When he’s playing like this, the Spurs are legitimately difficult to beat.
Grade: A
Stephon Castle
The good: Castle’s determination going to the rim paid off by him shooting ten freebies. He hit a three-pointer, distributed a team-high eight assists and pulled down six boards. The second year guard turned it over only one time and played stout defense. The bad: Castle’s finishing was off and he finished just 3-for-9 from two-point range. He also missed three free throws. His pace on offense was inconsistent and he rarely looked comfortable on the court.
Grade: C+
Julian Champagnie
It’s going to be difficult for the coaching staff to take Champagnie out of the starting lineup with how he’s playing. In Utah, he was 5-for-9 from three-point range on his way to 17 points. The sharpshooter also passed the ball well and played inspired defense. All in all, Champagnie is playing at a career best level right now.
Grade: A-
Harrison Barnes
I don’t know if Barnes got old overnight or what’s happening but he’s a shadow of his previous self. In 22 minutes, Barnes missed all four of his three-point attempts and finished 1-for-5 from the field. He also pulled down just one rebound and played poor defense. Hopefully Barnes can bounce back at some point because it’s getting ugly.
Grade: D-
Keldon Johnson
Johnson had another successful night coming off the bench. In 31 minutes, he poured in 21 points on 9-for-19 shooting from the field. He also dished out five assists and didn’t turn the ball over. Johnson was at his best driving to the rim and then finishing with a soft touch in the lane. I also thought his defense was better than usual. The only strange part of his evening was the fact that he pulled down just one rebound.
Grade: B+
Dylan Harper
Harper had problems with decision-making on both ends of the court and, as a result, the rookie saw his minutes get limited to just 13. It wasn’t a total disaster of a performance, though. He had four points, three rebounds, two assists and two blocks in his minutes. The activity level was there — there were just too many mental mistakes.
Grade: C-
Carter Bryant
Bryant is starting to string together positive performances. Versus the Jazz, the rookie looked pretty darn good. He scored seven points in 13 minutes and wasn’t second-guessing any of his decisions. Bryant was also strong rebounding-wise and he had a couple wow moments on defense. Let’s hope Bryant can keep it up and continue to improve.
Grade: B+
Jordan McLaughlin
McLaughlin didn’t score in his nine minutes but he was really active. He finished with three rebounds, two assists and a steal. His passing was especially impressive.
Grade: B+
Kelly Olynyk
Olynyk did a lot in his eight minutes … but it was mostly negative contributions. He was 1-for-4 from the field and turned the ball over twice. Considering the team turned it over a total of ten times, Olynyk’s sloppiness stood out like a sore thumb.
Grade: D+
Jeremy Sochan
Sochan played four minutes and failed to record a single stat. This was yet another example of why he has lost his spot in the rotation.
Grade: Inc.
Mitch Johnson
Johnson coached reasonably well. Pulling the plug on Barnes was the right call, as was giving extended minutes to Champagnie. Personally, though, I would have liked to have seen more minutes for Bryant in this one.
Grade: B-
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk