# \[PtR\] 马刺逆转火箭，我们从这场胜利中学到了什么？ ▶️
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44589
**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 视频, 2025-26赛季, 维克托-文班亚马, 斯蒂芬-卡斯尔
**Created:** [2026 年1 月 29 日 17:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44589 "2026-01-29T17:00:05Z")
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年1 月 29 日 17:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44589/1 "2026-01-29T17:00:05Z")
By Marilyn Dubinski | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-01-29 16:12:15
比赛还没开始，我就已经身心俱疲了。我刚刚连续两天参加了长达10小时的会议，精神上已经垮了。这是我所在部门的年度会议，通常会是一个“异地”活动。有时它在圣安东尼奥举行——那当然好！那是我的家乡，从休斯顿开车过去很方便，而且河滨步道实在是太棒了。之前也在达拉斯开过（那可没什么意思——路程更远，而且在我看来，那是个乏味的城市），但今年，会议原定在佛罗里达！(有意思，而且我从四岁起就没去过那里了！)
无论地点在哪，按理说都应该在休斯顿以外的地方，因为我部门超过一半的人都在这里，其余的同事则分散在国家的东半部。会议的目的是让所有人聚在一起，会后可以共进晚餐、增进感情，同时没人能溜号回家。这很累人，但我很享受增进感情的环节（至少是晚餐，我不是那种会喝酒到凌晨2点，然后第二天在会议上痛苦挣扎的人）。
然而，由于预算原因，佛罗里达之行被取消了，会议改在我们休斯顿市中心的办公室举行，所有远程办公的同事都通过电话会议参加。因为不住在酒店，我仍然需要上下班通勤，这让一天变得更长了。我也没能见到那些来自全国各地、经常交谈却一年难得见上一面的同事们。更雪上加霜的是，这已经是连续第三年会议受到冬季风暴的影响，导致周一的活动被取消，所有议程都挤在了周二和周三。换句话说，这只是两个超长的工作日，唯一的优点就是有免费的早午餐。
经历了这一切之后，晚上8:30马刺对阵火箭的开球时间，感觉比平时更加折磨人。雪上加霜的是，比赛前20多分钟的场面惨不忍睹，马刺看起来完全无计可施——感觉他们甚至没有在努力，而火箭队则轻而易举地撕开了他们的防线，在半场结束前3分22秒时取得了16分的领先优势——我当时已经准备好今天早上写一篇充满抱怨的《赛后观察》了。Pounding the Rock的老读者们可能知道我通常是个乐观主义者，尽量不做过多的批评（他们还年轻，这是米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 作为主教练的第一个完整赛季，给他一个机会，等等），但昨晚我实在忍不了了。尤其是在几天前主场输给鹈鹕的比赛中，他们表现出了同样糟糕的拼劲；也因为这种自满和状态起伏的问题已经持续了一个多月。
这是我在上半场与 Jeje Gomez 和 Jacob Douglas 发短信时说的话，当时火箭队刚刚抢下了一连串的进攻篮板（其中一个球在三个只是看着的马刺球员之间弹来弹去，最后被一个原本在战局之外的火箭球员拿到），还出现了漫不经心的后场失误：“对于手感冰凉这类问题，我可以给他们（马刺）一段宽限期，但拼劲不足和自满是不可原谅的。他们到底还需要多少场‘警钟’式的比赛（才能吸取教训）？”
显然，我的超能力是[反向毒奶](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44395)，因为在那之后不久，他们似乎想通了什么。他们打得更强硬了，不再漫不经心地处理球，并开始完成防守和拼抢篮板。我个人非常震惊他们居然还在比赛中，半场休息时只落后8分。与上周在休斯顿的比赛截然相反，那支开局火热的球队在下半场急转直下，尤其是在第四节。到那时，马刺已经打得对手溃不成军，就连凯文·杜兰特 (Kevin Durant) 看了都想发飙。
> 马刺把凯文·杜兰特折磨得够呛 [pic.twitter.com/HQx4s0Z5DD](https://t.co/HQx4s0Z5DD)
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> — Hater Report (@ HaterReport\_) [January 29, 2026](https://twitter.com/HaterReport_/status/2016738755818754179?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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> https://v.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fx.com%2FHaterReport_%2Fstatus%2F2016738755818754179%3Fref_src%3Dtwsrc%255Etfw&key=c5e89baf
这才是我们期望从这支球队身上看到的：充满身体对抗、渴望胜利且意志坚定。下半场带给我的喜悦，正如上半场带给我的沮丧一样多，这也彻底颠覆了我这篇《赛后观察》的基调。这会是他们终于铭记于心的警钟吗？还是说，如果目前战绩远超实力的夏洛特黄蜂队在周六的早场比赛中打了他们一个措手不及，我们注定会再次感到失望？届时我们就会知道答案。但在此期间，我会好好享受这场战胜宿敌的胜利，毕竟我本已将其视为一场预料之中的失利，而在比赛进行了21分钟后，这种可能性似乎更大了。
### 赛后观察
- 就像这场比赛和马刺队整体表现一样，对斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 来说，这也是判若两人（几乎是）的半场表现。在前21分钟里，他展现了令人沮丧的那一面：防守时断时续，进攻时犹豫不决，让所有人都迫切希望他能把球权交给德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)。然后，像其他人一样，他像变了个人一样，在下半场展现了最好的自己。他防守并骚扰着火箭队的最佳球员，从凯文·杜兰特到阿尔佩伦·申京 (Alperen Sengun)，并在进攻端做出了贡献，他不试图做得太多，只是简单地利用防守给出的路线，在篮下完成终结。正如他昨晚所展示的，当一切顺遂时，他是马刺队比赛局势的改变者，现在我们只需要看到他更稳定地拿出这样的表现。
- 在观看上半场比赛时，我也准备在这里给维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 同样严厉的批评。他在攻防两端都显得很被动，看起来很沮丧，这在他面对像火箭队这样身体对抗激烈的球队时是一个常见的问题。但也许我最大的担忧是看到他被同样身形瘦长的杜兰特在身体对抗上压制。诚然，杜兰特的身材更厚实一些，体重多了4磅，身高至少矮了5英寸（我仍然认为文班[的身高更接近7英尺7英寸，而不是7英尺4英寸](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/42496)，但无所谓了），但他毕竟年长了15岁。虽然他在37岁时仍然是一名非常优秀的球员，但他不应该在冲击篮筐的路上把文班推开，也不应该在另一端阻止文班做同样的事情。幸运的是，文班在下半场想通了这一点并振作起来：在防守端冲击每一个对手，封盖投篮，并强行杀向篮下得分或博取罚球。对文班和卡斯尔说：请更多地拿出这样的表现。
- 我们的主编 J.R. Wilco 告诉我他有同感，但我对申京有着一种在体育层面上的极度厌恶，而且我甚至不打算假装不知道为什么。我相信他在场下是个很棒的人，但天哪，我真受不了看他打篮球。作为一个大个子，他假摔太多了；他是个卢卡·东契奇 (Luka Doncic) 级别的抱怨大王，脸上也挂着同样爱抱怨的表情，以及那种“我这辈子从没犯过规，但我每次一碰球就会被犯规”的态度；他的肢体语言也很糟糕。他是一名全明星级别的球员，如果他是马刺的一员，我相信我们会很喜欢他——我们都知道马刺在2021年选秀中在他之前选择了那个我们都知道是谁的人所犯的错误——但最终，我很高兴他不是。我就是不喜欢他，而他效力于我们的直接竞争对手，这一点更是加剧了我的厌恶。
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
> **点击查看原文：What we learned from the Spurs win over the Rockets**
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> # What we learned from the Spurs win over the Rockets
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> I was tired before this game even started. I had just spent two straight days in 10 hours of meetings, and I was mentally done. It was my department’s annual meeting at work, and usually it’s a “destination” event. Sometimes it’s in San Antonio — yes to that! It’s my hometown, an easy drive from Houston, and the Riverwalk rocks. It’s been in Dallas before (no fun — longer drive and an uninteresting city in my opinion), but this year, it was going to be in Florida! (Fun, plus I haven’t been there since I was four years old!)
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> Regardless of where, it’s supposed to be anywhere but Houston since over half my department is here, with the rest scattered around the eastern half of the country, and the goal is to have everyone together where there’s dinner and bonding afterwards while no one can slip out and go home. It’s tiring, but I enjoy the bonding part of it (at least dinner, I’m not part of the crowd that goes drinking until 2AM just to be suffering through the next day of meetings).
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> However, for budgetary reasons, Florida got canceled, and the meeting was here in our downtown Houston office, with all the remote folks on conference call. Without being in a hotel, there was still the commute to and from work, making the day even longer, and I didn’t get to see coworkers from around the country whom I talk to often but am lucky to see in-person once a year. And for the cherry on top, this was the third year in a row the meeting was impacted by a winter storm, which ended up canceling Monday’s events and jamming everything into Tuesday and Wednesday. In other words, it was just two super long work days with the only plus being free breakfast and lunch.
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> After all that, an 8:30 Spurs-Rockets tip-off felt even more brutal than usual. Compound that with a horrible first 20+ minutes of action where the Spurs looked completely helpless — it felt like they weren’t even trying while the Rockets were slicing right through their defense on their way to a 16-point lead with 3:22 left in the first half — and I was ready to write a cranky WWL this morning. Longtime Pounders probably know I’m usually an optimist and try not to be too critical (they’re young, this is Mitch Johnson’s first full season as a head coach, give him a chance, etc.), but I wasn’t having it last night. Not after they showed a similarly atrocious effort in a home loss to the Pelicans a few days ago, and not after this issue with complacency and inconsistency has been going on for over a month now.
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> This was what I had to say while texting with Jeje Gomez and Jacob Douglas during the first half, right after a slew of Rockets offensive rebounds (including one where the ball bounced between three Spurs who were just watching before a Rockets player who was outside the play grabbed it) and careless backcourt turnovers: “I can give them (the Spurs) a grace period for stuff like shooting slumps, but poor effort and complacency is unforgivable. How many more ‘wake up call’ games do the need (before they get the memo)?”
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> Apparently, my superpower is the [reverse jinx](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/93114/three-reasons-for-the-spurs-recent-slump-and-how-to-fix-them), because not long after that, they figured something out. They got more physical, stopped being careless with the ball, and started getting stops and rebounds. I was personally shocked that they were still in the game and only down by eight at the break, and in a reverse from last week’s game in Houston, the team that started hot fell off a cliff in the second half, especially the fourth quarter, and by then the Spurs were running over them so badly that even Kevin Durant was about to throw a fit.
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> > The Spurs got Kevin Durant IN HELL [pic.twitter.com/HQx4s0Z5DD](https://t.co/HQx4s0Z5DD)
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> > — Hater Report (@ HaterReport\_) [January 29, 2026](https://twitter.com/HaterReport_/status/2016738755818754179?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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> > https://v.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fx.com%2FHaterReport_%2Fstatus%2F2016738755818754179%3Fref_src%3Dtwsrc%255Etfw&key=c5e89baf
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> This is what we expect to see from this team: physical, hungry and determined. The second half brought me joy the same way the first half brought me frustration, and it turned this entire WWL on its head. Was this finally the wakeup call they will take to heart, or are we destined to be frustrated again if a Charlotte Hornets team currently playing well above its record catches them off guard on an early Saturday tip-off? We’ll find out then, but in the meantime, I’ll relish the win against a rival that I already saw as a scheduled loss, which seemed even more likely after 21 minutes of play.
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> ### Takeaways
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> - Just like this game and the Spurs as a whole, it was a tale of (almost) two halves for Stephon Castle. For the first 21 minutes, he was the frustrating version of himself: sporadic on defense, indecisive on offense, and leaving everyone clamoring for him to just let De’Aaron Fox have the ball-handling duties. Then, like everyone else, he flipped a switch and was the best version of himself by the second half. He guarded and annoyed the Rockets best players, from Kevin Durant to Alperen Sengun, and contributed on offense by not trying to do too much, simply taking the lanes the defense gave him and finishing at the rim. As he showed last night, he’s a game changer for the Spurs when everything is clicking, and now we just need to see it on a more consistent basis.
> - I was ready to give Victor Wembanyama an equally hard time on here while watching the first half. He was passive and looked frustrated on both ends, which has been a common theme for him against physical teams like the Rockets. But perhaps my biggest concern was watching him get manhandled by the similarly slender Durant. Granted, Durant is a bit thicker with 4 extra pounds to cover at last 5 fewer inches (I still say Wemby [is closer to 7’7” than 7’4”](https://www.poundingtherock.com/2025/5/20/24433937/victor-wembanyama-is-growing-and-the-spurs-cant-hide-it-any-longer), but whatever), but he’s still 15 years older. While he’s still a very good player at age 37, he should not be pushing Wemby around on his way to the basket or preventing Wemby from doing the same on the other end. Fortunately, Wemby figured that out in the second half and picked up: attacking everyone on defense, blocking shots, and muscling his way to the rim for shots or free throws. To both Wemby and Castle: more of this, please.
> - Our Editor-in-Chief J.R. Wilco has told me he feels the same way, but I have a passionate sports hate for Sengun, and I’m not even going to pretend like I don’t know why. I’m sure he is a great guy off the court, but man, I can’t stand watching him play basketball. He flops too much for such a big dude, he’s a Luka Doncic-level whiner with the same whiney face and “I’ve never committed a foul in my life but am fouled every time I touch the ball” attitude, and his body language is terrible. He’s an All-Star level player that I’m sure we would love if he was a Spur — we all know the mistake the Spurs made in drafting you-know-who ahead of him in 2021 — but ultimately, I’m glad he’s not. I just don’t like him, and it’s only compounded by him being on a direct rival.
By Marilyn Dubinski, via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/93938/what-we-learned-from-the-spurs-win-over-the-rockets)
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年1 月 30 日 02:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44589/2 "2026-01-30T02:00:06Z")
# 热评：
> [@Mark Barrington](#):
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> 在我看来，比赛的关键转折点就是我在半场结束前几分钟脱掉了我的“倒霉袜子”。这与马刺开始反击的时间点完美吻合，所以这逻辑似乎无懈可击。相关性=因果关系嘛。
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> > [@snoozulooz](#):
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> > 只是好奇。你干嘛要穿一双倒霉的袜子？难道你只有那一双吗？
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> > > [@Mark Barrington](#):
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> > > 它们只有在我看马刺比赛时穿才倒霉。其他时候就是普通的袜子。规矩又不是我定的。
> [@Morethanagame](#):
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> 赛季已经过半了——我想为那些总觉得马刺经历了一连串糟糕表现而感到沮丧的人提供一个积极的视角——这支球队至今还没有遭遇过超过两场的连败（尽管期间有些球员状态起伏和受伤）。从赛季初我就几乎预料到，尽管开局火热，但在某个时刻球队可能会崩盘，就像过去几个赛季经常发生的那样。我本以为他们很可能会在糟糕的一月份遭遇一波三连败。即便如此我也能接受，但难免会感到一丝失望。然而，他们一次又一次地证明了我的担心是多余的。我想在此时此刻，我可以相当自信地说，他们拥有足够的天赋、动力和自尊心，不会彻底分崩离析（尽管未来某个时候还是有可能遭遇三连败的）。他们作为一支非常团结的队伍，能够相互督促问责，这一点也让人非常安心。
> [@August Bembel](#):
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> Pounding the Rock的坛友们，对阿尔皮（申京）宽容一点吧！
> 试着设身处地为他想想。想象一件你非常擅长的事情——铺瓷砖、记账、销售，不管是什么。
> 现在想象一下，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 突然站在你面前——然后就是让你无法施展你最擅长的本事。一个比你更年轻、更轻、更安静、更矮小的家伙。然而他却抢了你的饭碗。
> 难道你们不为阿尔皮感到难过吗？
> 好吧，我也不为他感到难过。
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> 但我很期待在未来十年里，看到任何人在卡斯尔这块硬骨头上啃得牙都碎了。
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> 卡斯尔_是_我们的瑰宝。
> [@2yrTimeline](#):
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> 我只知道一件事，我已经厌倦了球迷们对年仅21岁的斯蒂芬·卡斯尔过度关注，并且翻来覆去地吹毛求疵。人们有权这样做。我只是想告诉PTR社区，作为一名马刺球迷，我对此的感受。在我看来，这种批评是毫无道理的，完全是出于一种急于求成的不切实际的期望。
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> > [@Veggiedelite](#):
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> > 我们见过他打出比最近这段时间更好的表现，所以期待他打得更好并非不切实际。没有哪个球员可以或应该免于批评。
> [@snoozulooz](#):
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> 我怀疑那个“开关”并不能永远保持在开启状态，但更有可能的是，你用得越多，找到它的位置就越容易。
> [@Jeph Duarte](#):
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> 同意对申京的尖刻评论。他是个很棒的球员，但他的那些小动作实在不敢恭维。这是马刺的文化，我们期望我们的球员能有更高的标准，而良好的态度就是其中之一。
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> 他似乎总能逃脱推人犯规的处罚，有一次，文班走上罚球线时肩膀上还在流血。
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> 我也觉得卡斯尔在一些突破上篮时被犯规了。他和文班似乎都没有得到明星哨，希望这种情况能有所改变。
> [@GdayMate8](#):
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> 申京就是个巨婴。他在防守时欺负比他轻的球员，但在进攻端就假摔。昨晚他对文班造成一次进攻犯规后，在地上足足坐了30秒。真烦人。
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> 昨晚我一停止看比赛，马刺就开始了反击，所以我要把这场胜利归功于我。
> [@Harpers Castle](#):
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> 关于这场比赛我有一些看法，可能不是每个人都会同意。
> 火箭队无法得分，是因为马刺像其他球队对待索汉那样对待阿门（汤普森）。这让他们的整个进攻都陷入了瘫痪，在第四节有6分钟的时间里都无法得分。福克斯一直守着谢泼德，而卡斯尔则向上协防，同时防守杜兰特和申京，并在另一端发动攻击。这基本上让马刺能够打一种从罚球线以内开始的区域联防，文班则在篮下附近游弋。任何没有足够投射能力的球队都无法击败这样的防守。
> 我认为以目前的阵容，火箭并非争冠球队，除非阿门能改写剧本，开始在外线出手并命中投篮。失去亚当斯以及他所提供的整体进攻篮板冲击力和掩护质量，对他们是巨大的打击。他们的身体对抗足以给其他球队制造麻烦，但我认为他们上一场之所以能击败马刺，主要是因为马刺让文班去投后仰跳投，这正中了他们的下怀。马刺本该赢下那场比赛，还有对阵鹈鹕以及其他几场比赛也是如此，一月下旬以来，球队在面对身体对抗激烈的队伍时，拼劲和专注度都不够。
> 文班对身体对抗的沮丧，看起来像是他终于开始接受现实——这就是他目前在联盟中的处境，最好就是接受它，然后想办法无论如何都要统治比赛。
> 哈珀找回了他冲击篮筐的打法。他似乎想通了——“即使对手在三分线放空我，只要我在突破时多一点耐心，攻击路线还是会出现，我照样能杀到篮下”。很高兴看到这一点。
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> 一月对球队来说是艰难的一个月。但我认为这或许是迄今为止对季后赛级别篮球适应性最有价值的一个月，那些失利是宝贵的学习经验，让我们了解了对手将如何试图击败马刺。他们经历的越多，在季后赛中就越不容易被这些打法所压倒。
>
> > [@LebronsDad](#):
> >
> > “但-但是阿门的防守那么好！！而-而且他那么坚韧，我是说，拜托，火箭需要坚韧！” 这就是马刺的索汉球迷们会如何评价阿门。现在已经非常非常清楚了，索汉在进攻端根本没法用。我还听到一些球迷说“哦，我们只需要改变我们的战术来凸显索汉在内线的得分能力！”，好像我们真的应该为了让索汉能在内线低效得分，而去改成一个更差的战术体系似的。听着，当我们是一支烂队时，我也很喜欢杰里米（索汉），但即使在球队顺风顺水的时候，他也一直有重大缺陷。但现在我们是一支赢球的队伍，他的优点已经不足以掩盖他那些显而易见的缺点了。所以，不，我不认为米奇（约翰逊）是一个无法将索汉融入进攻的糟糕教练，事实是，索汉根本就无法融入任何一个优秀的NBA进攻体系。
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> > [@spiceymeatball](#):
> >
> > > 这基本上让马刺能够打一种从罚球线以内开始的区域联防
> >
> > 这种说法不准确：马刺大部分时间都在打人盯人（偶尔换防）。虽然文班是主防汤普森的球员，但他会深度收缩到禁区，扮演自由卫的角色。
> [@Pete\_Sydney](#):
>
> 玛丽琳，就和你一样，过去两周我工作日程很满，错过了对阵鹈鹕的比赛和昨晚的比赛——后者我是回家后才看的。
> 显然，我花了很多时间阅读PtR（Pounding the Rock）和比赛讨论帖。如果我说某些评论没有影响到我，那绝对是撒谎……这些年来，我和Spicey、Veggie、Floyd、Damp、Carlos、SD等坛友争论过（有同意也有不同意）。我一直很喜欢其中的调侃，也欣赏他们带来的深度分析，这对我的NBA比赛理解帮助很大。
> 所以，在输给鹈鹕后，读到那么多……我该怎么说呢？……几乎可以说是有些虚伪的评论……感觉很奇怪。就像我说的，我会第一个去争论轮换、阵容、暂停、球员失误，但都会结合背景，可能的话还会用数据说话。但当时感觉有些评论已经变成了人身攻击，而不仅仅是批评。有一件事真的惹恼了我，就是这个关于维克（文班亚马）像一只长颈鹿宝宝，或者说像车灯前受惊的小鹿的新“说法”。是的，他又高又瘦，但把他描绘成小鹿斑比，真的好吗？他是地球上最协调的巨人之一（如果不是最协调的话），他是一个胜利者。他在场上总是打得很好，总能做出正确的决定吗？当然不是，但说他是小鹿斑比，真的吗？在第四节，有一个回合，维克从三分线开始启动，他被申京拉拽球衣犯规（没吹），然后在罚球线附近又被阿门犯规（拉拽和推搡，没吹），最后当维克出手投篮时，裁判才吹了KD的拉人犯规。同样的回合，卢卡（东契奇）一个人就能要到3次罚球。维克必须非常努力才能要到自己的位置。所以，不，他不是长颈鹿宝宝。
> 吐槽结束，感谢阅读。
> 至于这场比赛，我认为米奇/斯威尼的调整非常出色。很高兴看到KJ（凯尔登·约翰逊）带来了他不懈的能量，福克斯稳住了局面，当然还有卡斯尔/哈珀/文班三人组在攻防两端摧毁了火箭。
> [@Fkj](#):
>
> 还好我们赢了，不然看起来我们又要被更多人落井下石了……谢天谢地躲过一劫。
>
> 我的几点浅见：
>
> 1. 这是一场坚韧的、逆转的、客场对阵顶级球队的胜利。这和我们本赛季已经取得的其他几场胜利是同一类型。而当下一场“可预见的”失利发生时，这样的胜利（被一些人）就抛之脑后了。
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> 2. 从大局来看，这场胜利什么也改变不了。无论我们赢或输，我们的进度仍然超前，表现超出预期。我们的核心仍然太年轻，缺乏经验。我们的主教练仍然是菜鸟教练。是的，我们未来还会搞砸比赛。
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> 3. 我希望改变的是，在我看来，当球队搞砸比赛时，那种过度的消极情绪和彻头彻尾的恐慌。这支球队还不是一个成型的争冠队伍。文班也不是处于巅峰期的超级巨星。卡斯尔和哈珀在职业体育中最艰难的岗位上还只是孩子。
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> 4. 很高兴看到米奇改变了策略，尝试了一些不同的东西。我有时会担心他的固执。（他自己肯定认为那是毅力。这两者之间有时只有一线之隔。）
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> 5. 下次球队再出岔子的时候，在按下恐慌按钮之前，回去看看这场比赛，或者对阵雷霆的杯赛，或者圣诞大战，或者对阵掘金/凯尔特人/湖人的比赛。
> [@LebronsDad](#):
>
> 卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 参加了NBA扣篮大赛……这事儿要么会进行得非常顺利，要么卡特很快就要变秃了。
> [@SpinachBoy](#):
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> 我从昨天的比赛中学到的是……卡斯尔应该入选最佳防守一阵！！！
> [@doubtful results](#):
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> 玛丽琳，在申京的问题上我跟你看法一样。他防守的时候，每个回合都在犯规或者在犯规的边缘。对我来说，他就是“百分百讨人嫌先生”，除非你是火箭球迷。很高兴看到文班直接攻击他，并迫使他犯规。文班从未退缩。另外，卡斯尔的防守非常出色，当他在进攻端不持球时，进攻就流畅多了。还有哈珀，马刺队里在运球杀入重围并得分方面，没人比他更丝滑了。总而言之，这是一场很棒的比赛。
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> > [@Mark Barrington](#):
> >
> > It’s pretty clear to me that the critical juncture was when I took off my unlucky socks a few minutes before halftime. That correlates perfectly to the time that the Spurs started coming back, so it seems like like it’s unassailable logic. Correlation = Causation.
> >
> > > [@snoozulooz](#):
> > >
> > > Just curious. Why would you ever wear unlucky socks? Are they the only ones you have?
> > >
> > > > [@Mark Barrington](#):
> > > >
> > > > They’re just unlucky when I wear them while watching a Spurs game. They’re just normal socks the rest of the time. I don’t make the rules.
>
> > [@Morethanagame](#):
> >
> > So we are more than half way into the season - and just to provide a positive counter point to those who keep having the sinking feeling that the Spurs have had strings of bad performances - the team still have not lost more than 2 games in a row (despite slumps and injuries from some players here and there). From the start of the season I was almost expecting that despite the hot start, at some point the wheels might fall off as it has happened too often in the past few seasons. I was expecting that very likely they’ll have a three-game losing streak in the stinking Jan. I would have been fine with it, but also wouldn’t have helped feeling a bit disappointed. And yet, time and time again they’ve proved that my anxiety was not needed. I think at this point I can quite confidently say that they have too much talent, drive, and pride to fall apart completely (they might still get a three game losing streak at some point though). The fact that they are keeping each other accountable as a very tight knit team is also very reassuring.
>
> > [@August Bembel](#):
> >
> > Pounders, please cut Alpi some slack!
> > Try to put yourself in his shoes. Think of something you’re really good at — laying tiles, bookkeeping, selling stuff, whatever.
> > Now imagine that Stephon Castle suddenly stands in front of you — and simply denies you the thing you’re so good at. A guy who is younger, lighter, quieter, and smaller than you. And yet he’s taking the bread and butter out of your mouth.
> > Don’t you feel sorry for Alpi?
> > Okay, I don’t feel sorry for him either.
> >
> > But I’m looking forward to anyone biting their teeth out on Castle over the next ten years.
> >
> > Castle _is_ the keeper.
>
> > [@2yrTimeline](#):
> >
> > I know one thing, I‘m getting tired of fans being hyper-focused and overly, and repeatedly hyper-critical of 21 year old, Stephon Castle. People have the right to be that way. Just telling PTR community, as a Spurs fan, how I feel about it. IMO, it’s unjustified, complete with the immediacy of unrealistic expectations.
> >
> > > [@Veggiedelite](#):
> > >
> > > We’ve seen him play better than his recent stretch so it’s not like expecting better is unrealistic. No player is immune from criticism nor should be.
>
> > [@snoozulooz](#):
> >
> > I doubt that the “switch” is flipped on for good but rather probably gets easier to find the more you use it.
>
> > [@Jeph Duarte](#):
> >
> > Agreed on the vitriol for Sengun. He’s a great player, but his antics leave a lot to be desired. It’s a Spurs thing, we’ve come to expect more from our players, and a good attitide is one of them.
> >
> > He seems to get away with pushing off a lot, and at one point, Wemby went to the free throw line bleeding along his shoulder.
> >
> > I also felt Castle was fouled on some of his drives to the basket. He and Wemby do not seem to be receiving calls at a star level, hopefully that changes.
>
> > [@GdayMate8](#):
> >
> > Sengun is a big baby. He bullies lighter players when he’s on defense, but then he flops on offense. He sat on the floor for a full 30 seconds last night after drawing an offensive foul on Wemby. Annoying.
> >
> > The minute I stopped watching the game last night is when the Spurs started to make their comeback, so I’m going to take credit for the W.
>
> > [@Harpers Castle](#):
> >
> > I’ve got some takes from this game that not everyone may agree with.
> > The Rockets couldn’t score because the Spurs treated Amen like other teams treat Sochan. It completely cramped up their whole offense and they couldn’t score for 6 minutes in the 4th. Fox stayed on Sheppard and Castle just aims up and defends both Durant and Sengun, whilst attacking on the other end. It basically allowed the spurs to play a zone defence from like the FT line down, with Wemby hanging around the rim. No team is beating that without plenty of shooting.
> > I don’t think the Rockets are a contender with the current squad, unless Amen flips the script and starts shooting shots from the perimeter and making them. Losing Adam’s and the overall O-reb punch he provided and screen setting is a big blow. They are physical enough to give other teams trouble, but I thought they mostly beat the spurs last game because the spurs played right into their hands by having Wemby shoot fadeaways. The spurs should have won that game, the Pels game and a few others came to mind where the effort and focus in late January has not been there against physical teams.
> > Wemby’s frustration with the physicality looks like he is finally having these acceptance moments that -this is his life in the league right now, best just get on with it and find a way to dominate regardless.
> > Harper got back to his rim attacking ways. He seemed to figure out -‘even though teams are sagging off me at the 3, if I’m just a bit patient on the drive, a lane will still open up and I can get to the rim anyway’. Loved to see it.
> >
> > January has been a tough month for the team. I think it has probably been by far the most valuable month for playoff basketball conditioning, with the losses being valuable learnings on how teams are going to try and beat the spurs. The more reps they get, the easier it will be to not be overwhelmed by these styles of play in the postseason.
> >
> > > [@LebronsDad](#):
> > >
> > > “B-But Amen’s defense is so good!! a-and he’s so gritty, I mean cmon Rockets need grit!” How Spurs Sochan fans would talk about Amen. It is so, so abundantly clear that Sochan is unplayable on offense. I’ve heard some fans also say “oh we just need to change our scheme to highlight Sochans paint scoring!” as if we should ever change our schemes to a worse one so that Sochan can score ineffeciently in the paint. Look, I loved Jeremy too when we were a bad team, but He’s always had major flaws even when times were good. But now we are a winning team, and his strengths are no longer needed enough to outshine his glaring flaws. So no, I don’t think Mitch was a horrible coach who couldn’t fit Sochan into the offense, but in reality Sochan just doesn’t fit into a good nba offense period.
> >
> > > [@spiceymeatball](#):
> > >
> > > > It basically allowed the spurs to play a zone defence from like the FT line down
> > >
> > > This is inaccurate: most of the time the Spurs played man (occasional switching) defense. Whilst Wemby was the primary on Thompson he sagged deep into the paint and played free safety.
>
> > [@Pete\_Sydney](#):
> >
> > Just like you Marylin, I had a busy working schedule the last 2 weeks, and missed the Pels game and last night’s game - the latter I watched once I got back home.
> > Obviously I spent a lot time reading PtR and game threads. I would be lying if I did not acknowledge that some of the comments affected me a bit… Over the years, I have argued (agreeing and disagreeing) with the likes of Spicey, Veggie, Floyd, Damp, Carlos, SD and others to name but a few. And I have always enjoyed the banter but also the depth of analysis they bring and it has helped my understanding of the NBA game a lot.
> > So to read so many comments, after the Pels game, that were… how shall I put it? … almost disingenuous… that was weird. As I said, I’ll be the first one to argue about rotations, line ups, time outs, players’ mistakes but in context, and when possible with data. It felt like some comments had become personal rather than just critique.One thing that really annoyed me was this new “narrative” that Vic is like a baby giraffe, or a dear in the headlights. Yep, he is tall and lanky, but to portray him like Bamby, really? He is one of the most (if not most) coordinated giants on earth, he is a winner. Does he always play well and makes the right decisions on a court? Of course not, but Bamby, really?In the 4th quarter, there is a play where Vic starts from the 3-point line, he is fouled by Sengun who grabbed his jersey (no call), then by the FT line is fouled by Amen (grabbing and pushing, no call) and finally the refs called the grabbing foul by KD when Vic shoots the ball. Luka would have had 3 calls in his favor in this play only. Vic has to worked hard to get to his spots. So no, he is not a baby giraffe.
> > RANT OVER thanks for reading thus far.
> > As for the game, I thought Mitch/ Sweeney adjustments were brilliant. Loved to see KJ bringing his relentlessness energy, Foxy steadying the ship, and obviously the Castle/Harper/Wemby trio destroying the Rockets on both sides of the floor.
>
> > [@Fkj](#):
> >
> > Good thing we won as it seems we were due for some more piling on..Dodged that thank goodness.
> >
> > My Dime:
> >
> > 1. It was a good gritty ,come from behind, on the road, vs top level team win. The same kind of win we have had several times this season. A win that is forgotten( by some) when the next " perceived " toe snub happens.
> >
> > 2. In the big picture it changes nothing. Had we won or loss we would still be ahead of schedule and above expectations.Our core is still too young and inexperienced. Our HC is still a rookie. And yes toes will be snubbed again.
> >
> > 3 . What I hope changes is the, in my view, over the top negativity and flat out panic when toes are snubbed. This is not a finished championship contender. Wemby is not an in his prime superstar. Castle and Harper’s are babies at one of the hardest jobs in pro sports.
> >
> > 1. Good to see Mitch change course and try something different. I worry at times at his stubbornness . ( He surely sees it as preserverince. Thin line sometimes)
> >
> > 5.Next time a toe is snubbed go back and watch this game, or the OKC cup or Xmas game, the Den/Bos/Lakers games, before pressing the panic button.
>
> > [@LebronsDad](#):
> >
> > Carter bryant has entered into the NBA dunk contest… this is either going to go really well or Carter will be bald very soon
>
> > [@SpinachBoy](#):
> >
> > What I’ve learnt in yesterday’s game… Castle should be in the ALL-DEFENSIVE 1st Team!!!
>
> > [@doubtful results](#):
> >
> > Marilyn, I’m with you on Segun. When he defends he’s fouling or close to fouling on every play. For me, he’s “Mr. 100% unlikeable” unless you’re a Rockets fan. Happy to see Wemby go right at him and forcing him to foul. Wemby never backed down. Also Castle played great D and when they took him off the ball on offense, it ran much smoother. And how about Harper. Nobody on the Spurs is smoother dribbling into trouble and scoring. All in all a great game.
via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/93938/what-we-learned-from-the-spurs-win-over-the-rockets#comments)
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### 作者：  [@老刺](https://chinaspurs.com/u/%E8%80%81%E5%88%BA)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年1 月 31 日 11:55 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44589/3 "2026-01-31T11:55:01Z")
现在的伪内线申京，肘击奇这些打得丑陋至极，一半以上的内线进攻都可以吹进攻犯规。