# \[PtR\] 马刺击败雷霆带给我们的启示
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44682
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**Tags:** 2025-26赛季, 凯尔登-约翰逊, 达龙-福克斯, 斯蒂芬-卡斯尔, 维克托-文班亚马
**Created:** [2026 年2 月 5 日 16:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44682 "2026-02-05T16:00:05Z")
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年2 月 5 日 16:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44682/1 "2026-02-05T16:00:05Z")
By Mateo Mayorga | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-02-05 14:44:06
赢得 NBA 总冠军需要一点运气，这是一个不可回避的现实。纵观任何时代的冠军球队，你都会发现伤病减员和不幸是如何影响夺冠之路的。俄克拉荷马城雷霆作为卫冕冠军，最近运气不佳，球员们接连遭遇伤病困扰，这可能会为其他球队打开机会之门。
谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (Shai Gilgeous-Alexander) 周三更新的伤情报告显示，他因腹肌拉伤将至少缺阵到全明星赛后。这让这场对决失去了些许看点——而这还是在他们宣布另外五名在昨晚出战的轮换主力因新增“伤病”缺阵之前。然而，如果掉以轻心，即便是一支人手不足的球队也能制造杀伤。在圣安东尼奥马刺本赛季第五次对阵这支“残阵”雷霆的下半场，情况正是如此。
尽管如此，马刺还是在关键时刻完成了任务，成功击退雷霆。现在两队之间仅差五个胜场，负场数仅差四场。随着 亚历山大 和 杰伦·威廉姆斯 (Jalen Williams) 在可预见的未来内缺阵，马刺或许迎来了一个冲击西部第一、以确保季后赛主场优势的窗口期。值得注意的是，自 1984 年以来，头号种子曾 26 次夺冠，二号种子 8 次夺冠，三号种子 6 次夺冠，而六号种子仅有一次夺冠。
### 核心要点
- 雷霆一度落后多达 22 分，必须称赞他们在比赛中坚持了这么久。然而，马刺在背靠背的第一场比赛中有些自我满足，认为早期的投篮手感足以支撑全场，这种习惯必须改正。他们在第三季度的防守非常薄弱，因为过度协防送出了太多跳投机会；幸运的是，尽管给了雷霆六次空位出手，但他们并没有为此付出惨重代价。
- 在 维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 的基因里，他生来就是一名外线威胁，但在面对雷霆的小个轮换阵容时，他的心态是冲击身体。哈利路亚，他终于开窍了。他在篮下的命中率虽然只有 54.5%（比联盟平均水平低 12.2%），但这并不重要，因为随着身体素质的增强，他的准星自然会提升。值得称赞的是，自进入联盟以来，他确实增加了力量。如果他的力量能跟上他的臂展，他在每场至少 11 次篮下尝试（就像周三那样）的情况下，命中率有望达到正常的 77.2%。
- 当 凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 开始打爆对手时，我仿佛能隐约听到安东尼奥·班德拉斯在电影《杀人三部曲》(Desperado, 1995) 中弹奏吉他并演唱《[流浪乐手之歌 (Canción del Mariachi)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5fLGWrHouk&pp=ygUVQ2FuY2nDs24gZGVsIE1hcmlhY2hp0gcJCZEKAYcqIYzv)》的声音。本赛季很难找到哪场比赛是他没有拼尽全力的，即便投篮不中时也是如此。他虽然不是大个子，但凭借强悍的身体对抗，他在篮下的命中率甚至超过了许多内线球员，同时在场上其他位置也具备威胁。第六人的角色对他来说再合适不过了：他可以像球队摆烂时期那样自由地担任场上第一进攻选择，而不是在拥挤的首发阵容中被限制成一个定点射手。支持 凯尔登 竞逐年度最佳第六人！
- 想要赢得总冠军，球队必须展现出色的篮板球能力，马刺全年的表现都很犀利。他们在周三的胜利中刷新了赛季新高（63 个），且在本赛季抢下至少 50 个篮板的比赛中，战绩为 13 胜 3 负。请记住，马刺在 2014 年夺冠时篮板率排名联盟第七，2007 年排名第 11，2005 年排名第二，2003 年排名第六，1999 年排名第九。目前，他们的篮板率排名 NBA 第七。
- 亚历山大 的全明星名额需要一名替代者， 德亚伦·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 和 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 都是有力的候选人（除非替代者必须是“世界队”球员——这是新赛制的奇葩规定之一）。看看 福克斯 的表现，他本赛季的有效投篮命中率达到职业生涯第二高的 54.7%，助攻失误比为 2.48。他的爆发力和速度让他的比赛极具观赏性，非常适合全明星表演赛。 卡斯尔 的效率数据虽然没那么高，但在全联盟中，你很难找到另外 15 名球员能像他这样，在提供顶级持球防守的同时，还能为球队贡献 16 分。
_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 Thunder**
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> # What we learned from the Spurs win over the Thunder
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> It’s an inescapable reality that it takes a bit of luck to win an NBA championship. Look at the winners from any era, and you’ll see how attrition and misfortune affected the road. The defending champions in Oklahoma City have been unlucky lately as players have gotten banged up, and it could open the door for other teams.
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> Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s injury update on Wednesday, an abb strain that will sideline him at least until after the All-Star break, took the steam out of the matchup — and that was before they announced five other main rotation players who had played the night before were out with new “injuries”. Yet an understaffed crew can do damage when taken lightly, and that happened in the second half of the San Antonio Spurs’ win over the skeleton crew Thunder in their fifth matchup of the year.
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> Still, the Spurs did what they had to do to put the Thunder away down the stretch, and now both teams are only separated by five games, four in the loss column. With both SGA and Jalen Williams out for the foreseeable future, there may be a window for the Spurs to push for the first seed to secure home court advantage in the playoffs. Notably, since 1984, the first seed has won the title 26 times, the second seed has won eight, the third has won six and the sixth seed has won once.
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> ### Takeaways
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> - The Thunder were down by as much as 22 points, and credit to them for hanging in this game for so long. Still, the Spurs got a bit satisfied with themselves on the first night of a back-to-back, thinking their early shooting would cushion them the whole game, and that’s a habit they need to correct. Their defense was weak in the third quarter, allowing jumpers because of over-help, and they were fortunate it didn’t bite them, giving OKC six open shots.
> - It’s in Victor Wembanyama’s DNA to be an outside threat, yet his mentality against the smaller Thunder rotations was to attack the body. Hallelujah, he gets it now, and it doesn’t matter that he only shot 54.5 percent at the rim (12.2 percent below the league average), because his accuracy will elevate when he gets stronger. To his credit, he’s added power since entering the league, and if his strength catches up to his length, he could average his normal 77.2 percent shooting at the rim on at least 11 attempts, like he had Wednesday.
> - I can faintly hear Antonio Banderas play guitar and singing “[Canción del Mariachi](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5fLGWrHouk&pp=ygUVQ2FuY2nDs24gZGVsIE1hcmlhY2hp0gcJCZEKAYcqIYzv)” from the film _Desperado (1995)_ when Keldon Johnson starts lighting up opponents. Rarely can anyone point to a night this season in which he hasn’t brought it, even if the shots aren’t falling. He’s not a big man, but he’s putting up better shooting numbers around the rim than many of them due to sheer physicality while being a threat from other areas on the floor. The sixth man role has been perfect for him: he’s free to be the number one option of the floor like was has in their tanking years instead being limited to a spot-up shooter role in a crowded starting lineup. KJ for Sixth Man of the Year!
> - Teams have to rebound well to win championships, and the Spurs have been sharp in this department all year. They also set a new season high in Wednesday’s win (63), and have a 13-3 record this year when pulling in at least 50. Keep in mind that they were seventh in rebounding percentage when they won in 2014, 11th in 2007, second in 2005, sixth in 2003, and ninth in 1999. They are currently seventh in the NBA.
> - SGA will need a replacement for the All-Star Game, and De’Aaron Fox plus Stephon Castle are worthy nominees (unless his replacement is required to be a “world” player — one of the oddities of this new format). Consider how Fox is averaging the second-highest effective field goal percentage of his career (54.7), and logging a 2.48 assist-to-turnover ratio. His torque and speed make his game attractive and a great fit for the exhibition. Castle’s efficiency numbers aren’t as high, but you won’t find 15 other players in the league giving their team 16 points with top-shelf on-ball defense, like he is.
By Mateo Mayorga, via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/94350/what-we-learned-from-the-spurs-win-over-the-thunder)
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年2 月 5 日 16:20 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44682/2 "2026-02-05T16:20:04Z")
# 热评：
> [@Cardinian](#):
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> 无论谁上场谁缺阵，雷霆队都没能在中立场地击败马刺，也没能在圣安东尼奥赢球，在俄克拉荷马城也只是平分秋色。这就是我的观点。随他们去追求所谓的“精神胜利”吧。
> [@Marilyn Dubinski](#):
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> 看到社交媒体上那些雷霆球迷在我们没能大胜他们之后就开始宣布“精神胜利”，我真是笑发了。我知道他们刚开始当卫冕冠军还不习惯，但在那个层面上，不应该存在什么“精神胜利”。（如果 NBA 官方针对全美直播比赛的轮休规定动真格的话，这场“胜利”的代价可能会非常昂贵。）
> [@spiceymeatball](#):
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> 我想专门称赞一个可能没被大家注意到的点：凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 不仅在进攻端表现出色，多次帮我们咬住比分，而且他的篮板球也有了飞跃，但是……最让我出乎意料的是他的防守。我建议大家回头看看上一场比赛——凯尔登的换防和人盯人防守水平比过去有了显著提升。太不可思议了……
> [@Morethanagame](#):
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> 另外一条新闻，显然阿尔佩伦·申京 (Alperen Sengun) 被驱逐出场了，因为他不仅抱怨了一个他认为漏吹的球，还辱骂了女裁判。简直不敢相信我听到的。他彻底失去了我对他的尊重。无论裁判有多差，这种行为都太过分了。
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> > [@Mark Barrington](#):
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> > 那估计得禁赛。
> [@MissBig3nPop](#):
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> 作为马刺队的终身粉丝，我觉得我们能排在西部第二纯属运气。昨晚那场胜利也是侥幸。以下是我的观察：
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> - 球队近期的表现非常鲁莽、不稳定，而且打得过于自信且缺乏纪律性，尤其是圣诞节之后。
> - 球员们急于快速出手，还投丢了一些简单的上篮和扣篮。
> - 在最近所有那些愚蠢的失利中，球队都在进行不必要的抢投。昨晚我们连续投丢了 12 个三分球。文班错失了两三个简单的扣篮。
> - 米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 教练可能很酷，但我们从未在他身上看到斗志，也看不到及时的战术调整。
> - 球队给德阿伦·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 付着 2600 多万美元的薪水，但他几乎摸不到球。我们都忘了上一次他砍下 25+ 是什么时候了。
> - 感觉我们很怀念那种经典的传导球和助攻支撑起的“华丽马刺”文化。
> - 过度拔高文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 正在破坏老马刺那种谦逊的特质。以前球队犯错时，波波维奇 (Gregg Popovich) 总是第一个痛骂“三巨头”。
> - 哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 投射糟糕，却得到了大量的上场时间。
> - 轻视对手也造成了巨大的伤害。我们昨天看到了 20 多分的领先优势如何在几分钟内缩水到 4 分。
> - 球队对三分球的防守非常糟糕。
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> > [@stephon\_castillo](#):
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> > 福克斯不是拿了 10 个助攻吗？？？
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> > [@Fkj](#):
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> > 赛季进行到这个阶段已经拿到 34 胜（2019 年以来的最佳），联盟第三好的战绩，在竞争激烈的西部排名第二，四胜卫冕冠军，进攻和防守效率均排名前十，关键球胜率极高，客场胜率领先，对阵胜率过半球队的战绩也是领先……
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> > 这如果是靠运气……那想象一下如果我们真的很强会是什么样……
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> > [@Fkj](#):
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> > 我也看马刺很多年了。现在存在一种对老马刺的神话和浪漫化趋势。
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> > “华丽篮球”时代其实只持续了 3 到 4 个赛季。
> > 在那之前，那是后邓肯时代，靠底角三分和防守解决战斗。
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> > 那些年里也有很多心碎的时刻，同样有打得差的时候，也会输给烂队等等。
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> > 米奇对待球星的严厉程度不亚于波波，只是方式不同。
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> > 我们可以尊重过去，而不必贬低现在。
> [@Tropicaldaze](#):
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> 我认为我们近期进攻挣扎的一个最根本原因是，正如我父亲常说的，“我们既不像鱼，也不像鸟（非驴非马）”。在生活中很多时候，为了获得真正的成功，你必须有意识地选择成为某种类型……或者另一种类型。
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> 听着，在当今的 NBA，如果你不是一支优秀的投射型球队，那你最好是一支优秀的移动型球队；如果你不是一支优秀的移动型球队，那你最好是一支优秀的投射型球队。天知道我们不是一支擅长投射的球队，但我认为我们并没有通过足够的后门空切、掩护下切以及快速的挡拆外切来弥补投射的不足。我并不喜欢现在的这种无谓站位，而且当我们的球员进行无球跑动时，我们似乎缺乏那种能迫使对方防守屈服的灵敏度和紧迫感。
> [@LebronsDad](#):
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> 我在比赛现场，感觉马刺的防守轮换相当散漫，他们似乎很乐意让对方球员在三分线外处于大空位，有时甚至是战术性放弃。但总的来说，还没到天塌下来的地步，这支马刺队只是意识到自己是更强的那一方，所以在处理比赛时表现出了相应的懒散。如果昨晚是全主力的雷霆队，我打赌我们会打得更有斗志。我们没问题的。
> [@Will Haz](#):
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> 看到有些评论，真难相信我们现在的战绩是 34 胜 16 负。34 胜啊（已经追平了去年全年的胜场），而且在如此狂野的西部居然还剩下 32 场比赛。
> 是的，昨天的比赛过程让人沮丧。我们都想看一场 50 分的大胜，但我认为我们经常忘记每一场胜利都是血战得来的。雷霆的球员昨天没什么可输的。想象一下在心理上，你原本准备对抗西部最顶级的强队，结果最后却是在和一群替补打球。总之，享受当下吧，期待下一场精彩的比赛！Go Spurs Go！
> [@Mark Barrington](#):
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> 我曾经和一位年轻时是网球精英的女性约会过。我们在一起时她已经退出竞技体育很久了，但有时她会谈起运动员生涯。她说她非常享受和自己同水平选手的对决，那种情况下她能打出超常的水平。而当她和一个水平较低的选手对打时，情况总是变得困难，很难进入节奏，因为对方丑陋的球风会带偏她的状态，让她也变得毫无章法、缺乏纪律。网球运动员对这种现象有一个专门的称呼，但我现在想不起来了。但我认为这基本上就是昨晚马刺队遇到的情况。他们在 48 分钟里找不到节奏，打得毫无纪律性。他们靠天赋赢下了比赛，但过程极其难看。生活就是这样。
> [@TX2MN2](#):
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> > 我仿佛隐约听到安东尼奥·班德拉斯 (Antonio Banderas) 在电影《英雄不流泪 (Desperado, 1995)》中弹着吉他演唱《Canción del Mariachi》。
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> 写得漂亮，那是一首非常棒的歌，也是电影绝佳的开场（同时也致敬 Los Lobos 乐队）！
_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。_
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> > [@Cardinian](#):
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> > The Thunder couldn’t beat the Spurs on a neutral court, they couldn’t beat them in San Antonio, and they could only split with them in OKC, regardless of who played and who sat. That’s my take. They can have their moral victories.
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> > [@Marilyn Dubinski](#):
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> > I’m laughing at all the Thunder fans on social media claiming moral victory after we failed to blow them out. I know they’re new to being defending champions, but there should be no such thing as moral victories at that level. (It also may be an expensive one if the NBA front office sticks to its morals with regards to rest games on national television.)
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> > [@spiceymeatball](#):
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> > I wanted to give a shout out to something I’m not sure is getting noticed: Keldon is not only playing outstanding offense and keeping us in many games, and is rebounding has taken a leap, but… it’s his defense that has caught me off guard. I urge people to look back over this last game - Keldon’s switching and man defense is at a level far better than in the past. Amazing…
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> > [@Morethanagame](#):
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> > In other news, apparently Sengun got ejected because he not only moaned about a perceived missed call, he called the woman ref a b\*\*\*\*. Can’t believe what I heard. He just lost all my respect. However bad the ref is, this is way out of line.
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> > > [@Mark Barrington](#):
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> > > That should probably be a suspension.
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> > [@MissBig3nPop](#):
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> > As a lifelong Spurs fan I feel we are just lucky with #2 in West standings. We just got a lucky win last night. Here are my observations.
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> > - Team is playing very reckless, inconsistent, over confident and undisciplined basketball these days , specially after Christmas.
> > - Players are rushing for quick release shots and also missing easy layups and dunks.
> > - In all the silly recent losses team was trying to unnecessary hurry shots . We missed 12 straight threes last night. Wemby missed 2 or 3 easy dunks.
> > - Coach MJ might be cool but we never saw some fire in him and timely moves.
> > - Team is paying 26 plus million to Fox but he is barely touching the ball. We forgot when he scored 25 plus points last time.
> > - Feel like we miss seeing the beautiful Spurs culture with classic ball movement and assists
> > - Too much elevation of Wemby is spoiling the old spurs humbleness. Pop used to curse Bug 3 first than anyone else when team was doing mistakes.
> > - Poor shooting of Barnes and he is getting lot of minutes.
> > - Disrespecting opponent teams also causing lot of damage. We saw yesterday how 20 plus lead came down to 4 in few minutes.
> > - Team is very poor on defending 3 point shooting.
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> > > [@stephon\_castillo](#):
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> > > didn’t fox have like 10 assists???
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> > > [@Fkj](#):
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> > > 34 wins at this point of the season in years (2019) , 3rd best record in the league, 2nd in tough West, 4 wins over the champs, top ten in off and def, winning clutch record, winning road record, winning record vs winning teams..
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> > > That is alot of luck..Imagine if we were good also..
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> > > [@Fkj](#):
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> > > I have also watched the Spurs for years. There is some myth making and romantizing the old Spurs.
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> > > Beautiful game era was about 3 to 4 seasons.
> > > Before that it was post Timmy, hit corner 3 and stops on demand.
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> > > There were many heart breaks on thos e years too, also poor play, loses to bad teams etc.
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> > > Mitch has gotten on his stars just as much as Pop just in a different way.
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> > > One can respect the past without putting down the present.
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> > [@Tropicaldaze](#):
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> > I think one of the most fundamental of reasons for our offensive struggles recently is that, as my Dad used to say, “we’re neither fish nor fowl.” Many times in life in order to be truly successful you have to intentionally choose to be one thing … or another thing.
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> > Look, in today’s NBA if you’re not a good shooting team you better be a good movement team, and if you’re not a good movement team you better be a good shooting team. Heaven knows we’re not a good shooting team and yet I don’t think we’re doing nearly enough backdoor cuts, pin-downs, and quick pick-and-pops to make up for our lack of shooting. There’s too much standing around for my liking, and when we do have players making off-ball movement we seem to lack the alacrity and urgency that could force a defense to bend to our will.
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> > [@LebronsDad](#):
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> > I was at the game, seemed like the Spurs defensive rotations were pretty lackluster and they seemed content with just leaving a player completely open from three, sometimes by design. Overall though, the sky wasn’t falling, this Spurs team was just aware they were the better team and were appropriately lazy in their approach. Had this been a full fledged OKC team I bet we show alot more heart. We are fine
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> > [@Will Haz](#):
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> > When I see some of the comments, it’s hard to believe we have a 34-16 record, 34 wins (the same as last year, and there are still 32 games left in such a wild Western Conference.
> > Yes, the match was frustrating. We all would have loved a victory by more than 50 points, but I think we often forget that every victory is hard-fought, that the OKC players had nothing to lose yesterday. Imagine, psychologically, going from preparing to face the best team in the West only to end up playing against the substitutes replacements.In short, enjoy the moment and have a great match ahead ! Go Spurs Go
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> > [@Mark Barrington](#):
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> > I once dated a woman who was a fairly elite tennis player in her youth. She had been out of competitive sports for a while when we together, but sometimes she talked about her time as an athlete, and one thing she said was that she really enjoyed matches against other players on her same level, where he own game could rise to the occasion. When she played a less-skilled player, it was always difficult, and it was impossible to get into a rhythm as the ugly play took away from her own game and made it ugly and undisciplined. There’s a word that tennis players use for this phenomenon, but I can’t remember the term now. But I think that was basically what happened to the Spurs last night. They couldn’t find their rhythm and just played undisciplined ball for 48 minutes. They survived on talent, but it was ugly as hell. So it goes.
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> > [@TX2MN2](#):
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> > > I can faintly hear Antonio Banderas play guitar and singing “Canción del Mariachi”
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> > Nice call-out, such an amazing song and way to open a movie (also shout-out to Los Lobos)!
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