By Mark Barrington | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-02-20 03:48:05
太阳队今晚缺少了他们的精神领袖狄龙·布鲁克斯 (Dillon Brooks)，他在全明星赛前因累计 16 次技术犯规而被禁赛。当德文·布克 (Devin Booker) 因臀部酸痛在下半场未能离开更衣室时，太阳队已是伤痕累累，而马刺队乘虚而入。马刺队在上半场克服了进攻效率低下的问题，维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 更多沉迷于三分远投和技巧动作，但凭借卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 及其队友的稳健表现，马刺依然领先 12 分。下半场，文班亚马将进攻重心移至禁区，结合他在防守端干扰对手投篮的能力，让马刺在第三节打出 37-22 的高潮，彻底奠定了胜局。当马刺在末节初段将领先优势扩大到 30 分以上时，比赛进入了俾斯麦·比永博 (Bismack Biyombo) 时间，马刺派出了全第三阵容完成余下的比赛。奥斯汀的观众欣赏到了卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 和其他“垃圾时间”成员的一些精彩投篮，他们守住了大部分领先优势，并最终以 121-94 获胜。赛后，文班亚马走到场边击鼓庆祝，全场观众陷入疯狂！
观察与点评
- 奥斯汀在开球时气温是宜人的 75 华氏度。在德克萨斯州中部，这真是个美好的日子。
- 马刺队穿着嘉年华配色（Fiesta colors）球衣，看起来他们把圣安东尼奥的嘉年华地板也搬到了穆迪中心。要在距离霜冻银行中心一个半小时车程（路况良好时）的 I-35 公路北端举办主场比赛，后勤工作一定非常复杂。
- 比赛开局呈拉锯战，两队在前 6 分钟都保持着极快的节奏，首节过半时马刺以 17-16 领先。太阳队请求暂停以挑战一次出界判罚，挑战虽然成功，但他们随即就对马刺出现了失误，导致乔丹·奥特 (Jordan Ott) 仅 30 秒后就再次请求暂停。两队在第一节的效率都不高，首节结束时马刺以 30-25 领先。
- 还记得卡特·布莱恩特获得上场机会曾是件大事吗？现在他已经是常规轮换的一员了。
- 马刺队拥有科内特真的很幸运。当文班亚马下场休息时，他总是表现得如此稳健，并且很擅长在完成精彩动作后调动观众情绪。当文班发挥稍有起色或低迷时，科内特总能站出来支撑住马刺的势头。
- 银黑军团在第二节表现出色，但未能有效限制杰伦·格林 (Jalen Green) 和柯林·吉莱斯皮 (Collin Gillespie)，虽然马刺曾领先多达 19 分，但太阳队以一波 6-0 收尾，半场结束时马刺以 61-49 领先 12 分。这个半场场面略显混乱，两队看起来都像是还没从全明星周末的慵懒中缓过神来。
- 德文·布克因臀部酸痛在下半场开局时没有走出更衣室，菲尼克斯失去了他们的头号得分手，而马刺在第三节打出 12-2 的开局，将领先优势扩大到 22 分。
- 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 在第三节早期领到了个人第五次犯规，不得不下场休息了一段时间。但随着迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 顶替上场，马刺继续扩大领先优势，这对银黑军团来说并没有造成太大麻烦。
- 贾马里·布亚 (Jamaree Bouyea) 的表现相当令人印象深刻。他为了在 NBA 立足付出了巨大努力，在联盟各队流转数年后，终于拼进了太阳队的轮换阵容。看到像他这样的球员在联盟中取得成功真是太棒了。
- 马刺在第三节以 37-22 压制太阳，文班亚马在攻防两端都统治了禁区。
- 米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 决定在比赛还剩 10 分钟左右时鸣金收兵，换上了比永博、乔丹·麦克劳林 (Jordan McLaughlin)、布莱恩特、哈珀以及凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk) 的阵容来结束比赛。
马刺队将在奥斯汀再停留几天，周六在穆迪中心对阵萨克拉门托国王队。随后他们将开启为期五场的客场之旅，从 2月 23 日对阵活塞队开始，包括 3 月 1 日对阵尼克斯的关键对决，最后于 3 月 5 日回到圣安东尼奥再次与活塞交手。在这次“牛仔客场之旅 (RRT)”结束后，马刺在剩余的 21 场比赛中将有 13 场在主场进行，这对于力争提升季后赛排名的马刺来说可能大有裨益。
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San Antonio vs Phoenix, Final Score: Spurs keep Austin weird with 121-94 blowout win over Suns
The Suns were missing their emotional leader in Dillon Brooks, who was suspended for tonight’s game after committing 16 technical fouls before the All Star Break. When Devin Booker couldn’t come out of the locker room after halftime with hip soreness, the Suns were wounded, and the Spurs took advantage. The Spurs fought their way through an inefficient first half with Victor settling for three point shots and finesse plays, but still led by 12, thanks to some solid play from Luke Kornet and company. Victor moved his game inside the paint in the second half, and that combined with his ability to erase the opponents’ shots on defense let the Spurs put the game out of reach in the second half with a 37-22 third quarter. When the Spurs extended the lead to 30+ early in the final frame, it was Biyombo time as the Spurs put in a lineup of all third stringers to finish out the game. The Austin was treated to some nice shots from Carter Bryant and the rest of the garbage time crew as they held most of the lead and won 121-94. Victor came out after the game and banged the drum, and the crowd went wild!
Observations
- It was a balmy 75 degrees in Austin at tip-off. It’s a nice day to be in Central Texas.
- The Spurs wore Fiesta colors, and it looks like they transported the Fiesta court from San Antonio to the Moody Center. The logistics of holding a home game an hour and a half up I-35 (on a good day) from the Frost Bank Center must be pretty involved.
- The beginning of the game was a back-and-forth affair as both teams played the first 6 minutes at a breakneck pace, with the Spurs leading 17-16 halfway through the first. The Suns called the timeout to challenge an out of bounds call, and the challenge was successful, but they immediately turned over the ball to the Spurs, causing Jordan Ott to call another time out just 30 seconds later. It was a pretty inefficient quarter for both teams as the Spurs led 30-25 at the end of the first 12 minutes.
- Remember when it was a big deal when Carter Bryant got into the game? He’s just part of the regular rotation now.
- The Spurs are so lucky to have Luke Kornet. When Wembanyama has to sit, he’s always so solid, and he knows how to get the crowd involved when he make a play. When Wemby has a bit of an off night, Luke is always there to keep the Spurs going strong.
- The Silver and Black had some nice work in the second quarter but weren’t able to keep Jalen Green and Collin Gillespie in check as they led by as much as 19 later in the quarter, but the Suns ended on a 6-0 run to trail by a dozen points at the half, 61-49. It was kind of an ugly half, as both teams looked like they were coming off of an All Star hangover.
- Devin Booker did not come out of the locker room to start the second half with hip soreness, and Phoenix was without their top score as the Spurs started the third on a 12-2 run to take a 22 point lead.
- Steph Castle committed his fifth foul early in the third quarter, and had to sit out for a while, but with the Spurs stretching their lead as Dylan Harper filled in, it was not too much of a problem for the Silver and Black.
- Jamaree Bouyea is pretty impressive, he’s worked really hard to make a career in the NBA and worked his way into being in the Suns rotation after bouncing around the league for a couple of years. It’s just great to see guys like him succeed in the association.
- The Spurs outscored the Suns 37-22 in the third quarter with Victor Wembanyama dominating the paint on both ends of the court.
- Mitch Johnson decided he had seen enough with about 10 minutes left in the game, and put in a lineup of Bismack Biyombo, Jordan McLaughlin, Carter Bryant, Dylan Harper, and Kelly Olynyk to finish out the game.
The Spurs will remain in Austin for a couple more days, facing the Sacramento Kings on Saturday at the Moody Center. Then they’ll go on the road for five games, starting with the Pistons on February 23, including a key matchup against the Knicks on March 1, and finally returning home to San Antonio with a March 5 rematch against the Pistons. After the RRT concludes, the Spurs will be home for 13 of the remaining 21 games, which could be helpful for the Spurs as they attempt to rise in the playoff standings.
By Mark Barrington, via Pounding The Rock