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马刺 @ 活塞 114 - 103 技术统计 | 视频集锦

By Marilyn Dubinski | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-02-24 03:01:35

这是马刺本赛季最令人印象深刻的胜利之一，考虑到本赛季的情况，这一评价含金量极高。马刺闯入全联盟战绩第一的球队领地，斩落了底特律活塞。开局阶段，维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 在快速进入状态后，花了一些时间去适应对手的身体对抗，但他的队友们能够利用他的牵制力以各种方式得分。全队出色的防守表现压制了活塞，最终以 114-103 拼下这场强硬的胜利。

马刺五名首发球员全部得分上双，德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 表现出色，三分球 11 投 7 中砍下全场最高的 28 分；文班亚马贡献了 21 分、17 个篮板和 6 次盖帽（我发誓他绝对不止 6 个，我感觉他在第一节就被漏记了一两个）。杰伦·杜伦 (Jalen Duren) 得到 25 分和 14 个篮板领跑活塞，而马刺则成功限制了全明星球员凯德·坎宁安 (Cade Cunningham)，让他全场 26 投仅 5 中，仅得 16 分。

赛后观察

  • 难道只有我觉得比赛能在 Peacock 上流媒体直播却不能在 NBC 电视台播出很奇怪吗？我很幸运，已经订阅了 NBA 本赛季使用的所有乱七八糟的流媒体服务，还有有线电视和 League Pass，但我完全理解那些没有订阅的人的沮丧。如果你在圣安东尼奥本地没有有线电视，或者在圣安东尼奥以外没有 LP（League Pass）想看 KENS 5？没门。如果有 NBA TV 导致 LP 被屏蔽，而你又没有高级有线电视套餐？自求多福。这简直太疯狂了。
  • 本场比赛的关键点之一是马刺必须投中三分球。瓦塞尔在开局阶段就做到了这一点，他命中了全队的第一记三分，帮助马刺以 9-2 领先。随后，文班在被坎宁安推倒在地后也命中了一记三分，将领先优势扩大到 14-2。不幸的是，在第一节剩余时间里，马刺投出了好几个三不沾，直到朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 在哨响前命中一记三分才止颓。
  • 另一方面，活塞队取胜的关键则是其他球队屡试不爽的老套路：对文班进行高强度的身体对抗让他感到不适。在马刺开局的三分雨后，活塞终于通过拉拽和纠缠做到了这一点，他们的意图很明显——裁判不可能吹掉所有的犯规。事实证明确实如此，很快裁判就停止了鸣哨，活塞顺势反超，在首节结束时以 18-16 和 27-24 领先。
  • 卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 在第一节短暂上场一分钟后就被文班换下，随后马刺在第二节开局使用了“无中锋”阵容，科内特也不知所踪。报道称他的腿部被顶伤，马刺希望肿胀能在下半场前消退。他后来确实回归了，不过戴上了护膝以防万一。
  • 裁判在场上半场漏掉了大量的身体接触，尤其是对底特律方面的对抗比较纵容。这让他在第二节初期连续吹罚卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 三次莫须有的犯规显得更加令人恼火。更让人不爽的是，当活塞逃过明显的犯规时，解说员一直在说他们喜欢这种“不吹罚”的尺度，但当裁判对马刺吹出那些本该是不吹的哨子时，他们却哑口无言。
  • 文班在下半场的大部分时间里在进攻端显得有些吃力，但他对此的反应决定了马刺进攻的走势。当他试图大包大揽时，他打得很挣扎，投篮仅 9 投 2 中得到 7 分，出手选择不佳且在篮筐附近失手。而当他利用牵制力吸引防守而非强行出手时，他的队友便受益匪浅。尚帕尼和瓦塞尔上半场三分球合计 12 投 9 中，联手拿下 30 分，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 也找到了突破路径。不知何故，尽管感觉在很长一段时间里被对手压制（或许只有文班在场上时才会有这种感觉），马刺在半场结束时仍以 57-55 领先。
  • 坎宁安在上半场领到了两次愚蠢的犯规：一次是开场为了立威将文班推倒，另一次是在上半场快结束时莫名其妙地双手推搡卡斯尔。结果，他在第三节初期就背上了四次犯规，第四节初更是达到五犯，这迫使他在防守端必须更加收敛。马刺抓住了机会，后卫群不断通过攻击他直插篮下，逐渐将领先优势扩大到 11 分。经过一个漫长而拖沓的第三节后（顺便说一下，这一节打了 52 分钟），马刺领先 8 分。
  • 文班终于在第四节明确了自己在这场比赛中的定位：在防守端统治全场，在进攻端担任策应者。一波盖帽热潮帮助马刺以 7-0 开局，将领先优势扩大到 15 分。随后，凭借瓦塞尔、尚帕尼和凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 及时的三分球，马刺抵挡住了活塞的最后一波反扑。这是一场坚韧且令人印象深刻的胜利，展现了球队巨大的进步，以及当文班在进攻端受阻时调整比赛计划的能力。此役过后，马刺迎来了自 2019 年 3 月以来的首个九连胜。

下一场比赛：北京时间 2 月 24 日（周三）上午 7:30，客场挑战多伦多猛龙。

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San Antonio at Detroit, Final Score: Spurs shooters beat physical Pistons, 114-103

In one of their most impressive wins of the season, which is saying a lot, the Spurs went into the den of the top team in the NBA and slayed the Detroit Pistons. After a quick start, it took some time for Victor Wembanyama to adjust to the physical play, but his teammates were able to use his gravity to score in all manners, and a great defensive game from the entire team held the Pistons in check for the gutsy 114-103 win.

All five Spurs starters scored in double figures, with Devin Vassell leading the way with 28 points on 7-11 from three, and Wemby had 21 points, 17 rebounds and 6 blocks (I swear he had more; I especially feel one or two were missed in the first quarter). Jalen Duren led the Pistons with 25 points and 14 rebounds, and the Spurs held All-Star Cade Cunningham in check with just 16 points on 5-26 shooting.

Observations

  • Am I the only one who thinks it’s weird that games can be streamed on Peacock but not televised on NBC? I’m fortunate enough to already have all the random streaming services the NBA is using this season, along with cable and League Pass, but I completely understand the frustration of those who don’t. KENS 5 if you don’t have cable in SA or LP outside of SA? No dice. NBA TV so LP is blacked out and you don’t have an advanced cable package? Out of luck. This is crazy.
  • One of the keys to this game was for the Spurs to hit their threes, and Vassell did just that early, hitting his first three to get the Spurs up 9-2, then Wemby hit one after Cunningham shoved him to the floor to get out to a 14-2 lead. Unfortunately, they were shooting airballs the rest of the first quarter until a Julian Champagnie three before the buzzer.
  • On the other hand the key to the game for the Pistons was the same tried-and-true method that has been successful for other teams: get physical with Wemby to make him uncomfortable, and they finally did that after the initial Spurs surge by grabbing and holding him, with the idea being that the refs can’t call everything. News flash, they didn’t. Soon, the refs stopped blowing their whistles, and just like that the Pistons were up 18-16 and 27-24 at the end of the quarter.
  • Luke Kornet came in for one minute in the first quarter before Wemby came right back in for him, and the Spurs started the second quarter with a center-less lineup with Kornet nowhere to be seen. Reports said he got kneed in the leg and the Spurs were hopeful the swelling would go down by the second half. He did return, albeit with a knee cover for protection.
  • The refs were letting a lot of contact go in the first half, especially for Detroit. That made it all the more annoying when they called three quick phantom fouls on Carter Bryant early in the second quarter. Even more annoying was how much the announcers were saying they liked no-calls when the Pistons got away with blatant fouls, but they had nothing to say about calls on the Spurs that truly should have been no-calls.
  • Wemby looked a little overwhelmed on offense for much of the first half, but it was how he responded to it that dictated how the Spurs offense went. When he tried to do everything himself, he struggled, with just 7 points on 2-9 shooting, poor shot selection and misses at the rim. When he used his gravity to draw the defense in without forcing shots, his teammates benefited. Champagnie and Vassell combined for 30 points on 9-12 from three in the first half, and Stephon Castle found driving lanes. Somehow, despite it feeling like they were getting owned for long stretches (maybe it just feels that way when it’s Wemby), the Spurs were up 57-55 at the half.
  • Cunningham had two dumb fouls in the first half, one for shoving Wemby to floor to make a statement early, and then another late for a two-handed shove of Castle over nothing. As a result, he was playing with four fouls by early in the third quarter and five by early in the fourth, so he had to be more passive on defense. The Spurs took advantage, with the guards continuing to attack him to get to the rim, gradually building their lead to as much as 11 and leading by 8 after a very long, drawn out third quarter. (It took 52 minutes, BTW.)
  • Wemby finally seemed to have his role in this game figured out by the fourth quarter, which was dominate on defense while being a facilitator on offense. A flurry of blocks helped the Spurs start on a 7-0 run to get the lead to 15, and then they weathered one more Pistons storm with timely threes from Vassell, Champagnie and Keldon Johnson. It was a gutsy, impressive win that showed huge growth and an ability to adjust the game plan when Wemby is taken out of it offensively. The win gives the Spurs their first nine-game winning streak since March of 2019.

Next up: at Toronto, 6:30 PM CT on Wednesday, Feb. 23.

By Marilyn Dubinski, via Pounding The Rock

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