马刺 vs 独行侠 138 - 125 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Mateo Mayorga | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-02-08 02:43:12
圣安东尼奥马刺队 (San Antonio Spurs) 在黄金时段（字面意思，比赛在 Prime 平台上直播）大胜他们的35号州际公路（IH-35）德比对手达拉斯独行侠队 (Dallas Mavericks)，将本赛季对阵独行侠的战绩改写为 3 胜 0 负。马刺表现得更高、更强、更快，并创下了 74 分的内线得分赛季新高。由于对方的失误和投篮打铁点燃了转换进攻机会，马刺在开局阶段几乎没有遇到什么阻力。然而，他们随后在控球上也变得有些草率，多次在三分线内漏掉防守位置。这反过来给了独行侠额外的机会，阻止了马刺将领先优势迅速扩大，到第一节结束时，他们仅以 39-32 领先 7 分。
第二节，由于马刺防守松懈，克莱·汤普森 (Klay Thompson) 打出了复古级别的表现。随后，马刺的“野马”阵容（Wild Horses）加强了压力，迫使对手多次失误，甚至一度反超。随着一些阵容调整，马刺在半场结束前掀起进攻高潮，以 14 分的优势进入更衣室。斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 是上半场最具影响力的球员，他以完美的 8 次投篮（涵盖远近距离）砍下 21 分，并为三名队友送出了 4 次助攻。德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 和卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 也为他提供了巨大的火力支持。
在第三节投丢第一球之前， 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 又命中了两记投篮，他始终保持冷静，不断为队友做球并直插对方防线心脏，刷新了 24 分的职业生涯新高。凭借更多的快攻得分和二次进攻机会，马刺在进入第四节前已经建立起 23 分的领先优势。随后，几名主力一直留在场上，直到独行侠开始缴械投降。最后 12 分钟迅速沦为垃圾时间，让 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 在下场休息前，以一记重扣为他这个 40 分、12 个篮板、12 次助攻的史诗级三双之夜画上圆满句号。最终，马刺的三阵球员完成了这场 138-125 的胜利。
我的天，卡斯尔！
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— 圣安东尼奥马刺队 (@ spurs) 2026年2月8日
赛后， 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 接受了亚马逊电视团队的采访。他表示，因为这是一支无私的球队，每晚都可能是任何人的爆发之夜，而周六轮到了他。当被问及他在一个半赛季中进步最大的一点时，他说道：“我认为是我的自信心。你知道，就是阅读防守的能力。”他还将自己的成功归功于录像分析工作，以及维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 在他身后提供的防守支持。
比赛笔记
- 马刺的半场防守非常犀利，每百回合仅让对手得到 103.1 分，这一表现处于联盟前 66% 的水平。除了几次闪光外，他们让库珀·弗拉格 (Cooper Flagg) 看起来平平无奇，后者在离场时甚至没有进行任何握手致意。然而有一段时间，双方仿佛在转换进攻中较劲。不断的奔跑进一步瓦解了独行侠的防守，甚至让其陷入混乱。
- 马刺在半场时得到 81 分，创下了赛季新高。此外，他们本赛季已有 9 次在半场砍下至少 70 分，在这些比赛中战绩为 8 胜 1 负。
- 瓦塞尔 绕过掩护后的跳投是上半场稳定的得分来源，他还在比赛结束时送出了 6 次助攻。
- 篮板球对独行侠进攻机会的剥夺是马刺接管比赛的重要原因。尽管 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 大部分时间待在外线，但他依然抢下了全队最高的 10 个篮板，紧随其后的是 文班亚马 （8 个）。
- 除了 40 分外， 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 还是队内最佳的掩护者，并且拿下了三双，这也是队史首位以此高分拿到三双的球员。6 次失误并不算显眼，因为他承担了极高的球权占有率且勇于冒险。他依然保持了 2.0 的助攻失误比，这非常出色。
- 独行侠的替补席早期表现优于他们的先发，给马刺带来了实实在在的麻烦。圣安东尼奥的替补席虽然没有那么高效，但迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 贡献了高质量的上场时间，而 卡特·布莱恩特 登场后极具感染力的能量帮助马刺将局势引向了积极的方向。他表现得充满活力，在防守端有些狂野，并为球队提供了一些缓解压力的得分。
- 文班亚马 在赛后的场边采访中被问及球队是否在正确的时间点进入状态，他淡化了这一说法，表示球队正在变得更好，但他们仍然需要追赶俄克拉荷马城雷霆队。
- 文班亚马 和卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornett) 在后防线表现出色，这也是独行侠在合理冲撞区投篮表现不佳的主因。此外，这也是马刺本赛季第四次单场盖帽达到两位数（11 次）。
由生成式人工智能翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。
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Spurs make easy work of the Mavericks
The San Antonio Spurs wasted their in-state IH-35 rivals, the Dallas Mavericks on prime time TV (literally, the game was on Prime), improving to 3-0 in the season series. They were bigger, stronger and faster while setting a new season high of 74 points in the paint. They saw little resistance early because of turnovers and misses igniting transition opportunities, yet they also got sloppy with the ball and were caught shading inside the arc multiple times. That in turn gave the Mavs extra opportunities and prevented them from taking off with a large lead and instead, they were only up seven, 39-32, by the end of the first quarter.
A vintage Klay Thompson performance started in the second frame because the Spurs played him loosely, and the Wild Horses raised their pressure, forcing multiple turnovers and even briefly taking the lead. Then some lineup changes followed, and the Spurs’ avalanche ensued to close the half ahead by 14 points. Stephon Castle was the most impactful player of the half, scoring 21 points on an immaculate eight shots from short and long range, and he racked up four assists to three teammates. He got big-time help from Devin Vassell and Carter Bryant, too.
Castle made two more shots before missing for the first time in the third quarter, but he stayed in control, setting up teammates and piercing the heart of the defense for a new career high of 24 points. They eventually seized a 23-point lead thanks to more damage on the break and second-chance scoring, going into the fourth quarter. Then a few starters stayed in until the Mavs started giving up, and the final 12 minutes quickly turned into garbage time, allowing Castle to cap off his historic night with a 40-point, 12-rebound, 12-assist triple-double with a bang before sitting, and the Spurs’ third unit finished off the 138-125 win.
OH. MY. CASTLE
— San Antonio Spurs (@ spurs) February 8, 2026
After the game, Castle was interviewed by the Amazon TV crew. He said it can be anyone’s night because it is a selfless team, but that it was his turn on Saturday. When asked about where he has made the biggest jump in his one-and-a-half seasons, he said, “I think just with my confidence. You know, just being able to read defenses.” He also cited his film work, and Wembanyama playing behind him for his success on defense.
Game Notes
- The Spurs’ half-court defense was sharp, permitting just 103.1 points per 100 plays, which is good enough for the 66th percentile. They also made Cooper Flagg look ordinary, aside from a few flashes, and he left without shaking any hands. Yet for a while, it was as if both teams were saying “watch this” in transition. All that running unfastened Dallas’ defense further to the point of scrambling.
- The Spurs had 81 points at intermission, which set a new season high. Additionally, they have scored at least 70 points in the first half nine times this year and are 8-1 on those nights.
- Vassell’s movement around screens for jumpers was a stabilizing force in the first half, and he also finished the game with six assists.
- The rebounding denying Dallas possessions was a significant reason why the Spurs took over. Despite spending most of his time on the perimeter, Castle was the top rebounder (10), followed by Wembanyama (8),
- Aside from 40 points, Castle was the team’s top screener, and he also had a triple-double, which is the first in franchise history with that many points. The six turnovers are not as big an eye-sore because he got heavy usage and was taking risks. He still logged a 2.0 assist-to-turnover ratio, which is excellent.
- The Mavericks’ bench was better than their starting unit early and gave the Spurs some real problems. San Antonio’s bench wasn’t as effective, but Dylan Harper logged quality minutes, and Carter Bryant’s contagious energy helped shift things for the Spurs in a positive direction when he checked in. He was loud, a bit wild on defense and gave them some relief points.
- Wembanyama was asked after the game in his walk-off interview if the team is rounding off at the right time, and he downplayed it, saying they are getting better, but they still need to catch the Oklahoma City Thunder.
- Wembanyama and Luke Kornett played well in the back line and were a big reason why the Maverick shot poorly in the restricted area. On top of that, this was only the fourth night this year the Spurs have had double-digit blocks (11).
By Mateo Mayorga, via Pounding The Rock
