By Marilyn Dubinski | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-02-26 04:30:00
为了寻求十年来的首次十连胜，圣安东尼奥马刺队继续他们的东部季后赛球队巡回之旅，这一次他们跨越边境挑战多伦多猛龙。这并不是一场打得漂亮的比赛，尽管维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 在进攻端持续挣扎，加上糟糕的罚球表现让比赛变得异常艰难，但马刺队还是找到了取胜之道。凭借火热的三分手感和关键时刻的防守表现，他们在第三节末段落后15分的情况下完成逆转。
马刺开局连得6分，取得9-2的领先，但与两天前在底特律的情况类似，球队进攻突然陷入停滞并出现了5次失误。猛龙队则不断蚕食分差，在第一节末段打出一波12-6的攻势，将比分追至29-30。马刺之所以能保持领先，幸运的是德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 延续了在底特律时的火热状态，三分球2投2中拿下8分，而替补登场的迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 也在首节火力全开贡献9分。
马刺在第二节开局似乎如梦方醒，文班的一次封盖直接转化成了哈珀的快攻扣篮，随后达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 命中三分迫使猛龙叫停。然而好景不长，文班在进攻端依然找不到节奏，猛龙打出一波7-0的小高潮，以36-35反超比分。马刺叫停后，由于在后场失误被对方投进三分，这波攻势扩大到了10-0。马刺随后短暂稳住阵脚，依靠瓦塞尔和哈珀的个人进攻表现重新夺回领先并扩大到5分。但文班始终无法融入进攻，猛龙在半场结束前打出一波8-2，以57-55领先进入更衣室。
猛龙在第三节开局完成了一次2+1，随后文班终于通过接朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 的空接扣篮投进了全场首个运动战进球，紧接着尚帕尼命中三分将比分追平。频繁的哨声让两队都早早进入了罚球奖金状态，而文班在面对前马刺球员雅各布·珀尔特尔 (Jakob Poeltl) 时始终讨不到哨子，情绪显得有些急躁，随后比平时更早被换下休息。随着他的离场，加上卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 在底特律遭遇腿部挫伤后似乎慢了一拍，猛龙的进攻彻底打开，通过快攻反击和三分球不断拉开分差。反观马刺，进攻端一味地痴迷三分却大多偏出，不过斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 投进了一个关键三分，在猛龙领先15分时及时止血。三节战罢，马刺以78-90落后。
目前担任猛龙队演播室分析师但本场加入了马刺解说席的马特·邦纳 (Matt Bonner) 提到，多伦多最大的弱点是马刺球迷深有体会的：即忘记了取胜的根本，并在第四节陷入停滞。他的话果然预言成真，马刺在末节开局打出一波15-2的攻势重夺领先，其中包括卡斯尔、瓦塞尔和哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 的三分球。冷静下来的文班在防守端的压慑力让猛龙阵脚大乱。猛龙唯一的优势是哨声对他们有利，在不到五分钟时就进入了罚球奖金状态，并借此咬住比分。尚帕尼和文班接连投进关键三分，让马刺在比赛还剩不到4分钟时以106-100领先，但暂停后几次糟糕的进攻选择让猛龙追到只差2分。
罚球成了贯穿全场的难题，马刺全场罚球仅23中13，而猛龙为27中23，这一隐患在比赛最后几秒集中爆发。哈珀在还剩16秒时本有机会将领先扩大到4分，但他两罚全失。幸运的是，他抢到了自己的进攻篮板，随后福克斯两罚一中，在还剩10秒时让马刺109-106领先。伊曼纽尔·奎克利 (Immanuel Quickley) 随后两罚一中。暂停后，文班在还剩8.7秒时也是两罚一中。这意味着猛龙仍有机会，但布兰登·英格拉姆 (Brandon Ingram) 的绝平三分尝试砸在了篮板侧面，马刺抢下篮板并在终场哨响前将球抛向远场，锁定了一场虽不体面却弥足珍贵的十连胜——这也是球队自2016年以来的首次。
比赛笔记
- 在本站刚刚发文大加赞赏他在底特律甘当进攻配角的成熟表现后，文班在本场上半场局势不顺时又回到了用力过猛的老路。他强行尝试了仅有的几次出手，4投0中，并在试图持球杀入猛龙防线时出现了几次失误。下半场，在被珀尔特尔通过拉拽、绊人和直接冲撞搞得心态失衡后，他比平时更早被换下。经过一段时间的心理冷静后，文班在第四节的表现有所好转（但谈不上出色）。他的防守整晚都在线，送出了5次盖帽，这也是为什么他拥有全场最高的+19正负值，但在进攻端这又是糟糕的一夜，12投仅3中得到12分（尽管他在关键时刻拿下了至关重要的4分）。
- 球队罚球低迷的主因在于福克斯（8罚2中）和哈珀（2罚0中）。虽然球队其他成员合计罚球12中10（包括卡斯尔的4罚3中），但这依然是后卫线的一个顽疾。尽管今晚他们在关键时刻罚球仅6中2（包括文班的2中1）的情况下涉险过关，但总体而言，球队必须在罚球线上做得更好。一旦进入季后赛，获得罚球将变得更加困难，他们必须把握住每一个得分机会。
- 尽管末段出现了一些失误，但哈珀今晚在攻防两端的表现依然惊艳，贡献了15分、7次助攻、5个篮板和2次抢断。在凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 因肩膀刺痛仅出场14分钟的情况下，他从替补席站出来的表现尤为重要。比赛末段有一个体现他成熟度的瞬间：英格拉姆试图用三次投篮虚晃来骗取犯规，但哈珀完全没有上当。总的来说，哈珀和瓦塞尔（21分，三分6中5）是全队整晚在进攻端仅有的两个稳定点，马刺极度需要这样的表现。
- 随着这场胜利，再加上“残阵”雷霆今晚在底特律输球，马刺现在在负场数上仅落后西部榜首一场。在俄克拉荷马城饱受伤病困扰之际，他们需要保持这股势头，全力争夺主场优势。
全场最佳进球
虽然随后罚球不中抢了风头，但福克斯再次证明了自己是“关键先生”，包括这记在比赛还剩一分钟多钟时、进攻时限即将到时、越过篮板上沿的救命神射。
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Spurs rally past Raptors for first 10-game winning streak since 2016
Looking for their 10th straight win for the first time in ten years, the Spurs continued their tour of Eastern Conference playoff teams, this time across the border against the Toronto Raptors. It wasn’t a pretty game, but despite more offensive struggles from Victor Wembanyama and some terrible free throw shooting making life harder than it had to be, the Spurs found a way, rallying back from 15 down late in the third thanks to some hot three-point shooting and clutch defensive play.
The Spurs scored the first six points and got out to a 9-2 lead, but similar to two nights ago in Detroit, things suddenly slowed down while they struggled with 5 turnovers, and the Raptors kept chipping away at the lead, closing the quarter on a 12-6 run to get within a point, 30-29. The main reason the Spurs were still ahead was, fortunately for them, Devin Vassell was also still in Detroit form with 8 points on 2-2 from three, and Dylan Harper came in hot off the bench for 9 points in the first quarter.
The Spurs seemed to wake up to start the second, with a Wemby block leading to a Harper fast break dunk, followed by a De’Aaron Fox three to force a quick Raptors timeout, but it was short lived. Wemby continued to struggle on the offensive end, and Toronto responded with a 7-0 run to take their first lead at 36-35. It stretched to a 10-0 run after a Spurs timeout, after they gave up a three by turning it over in the backcourt. The Spurs again briefly regrouped, regaining the lead and stretching it to five thanks to more offensive heroics from Vassell and Harper, but Wemby just couldn’t get involved on offense, and the Raptors closed on an 8-2 run to take a 57-55 lead into halftime.
The Raptors immediately got a three-point play to open the third quarter before Wemby finally got his first field goal of the game on an alley-oop dunk from Champagnie, who then hit a three to ties things back up. Lots of whistles had both teams in the bonus early, although Wemby, who couldn’t buy a call against former Spur Jacob Poeltl, was getting agitated and subbed out earlier than usual, likely to cool off. With him out and Luke Kornet seemingly a step slow after suffering a leg contusion in Detroit, the offense opened up for the Raptors, who continued to stretch out the lead in transition and from three. On offense, the Spurs were settling for threes and mostly missing, but a big one from Stephon Castle cut into a 15-point Raptors lead, and the Spurs found themselves down 78-90 with 12 minutes to go.
Matt Bonner, who is now a studio analyst for the Raptors but joined the Spurs broadcast for this game, mentioned Toronto’s biggest weakness is something Spurs fans can relate to: forgetting what got them there and getting stagnant in the fourth quarter. He was proven prophetic, as the Spurs opened the quarter on a 15-2 run to regain the lead, including threes from Castle, Vassell and Harrison Barnes, and a calmed-down Wemby’s presence on defense had the Raptors reeling. What they did have was the whistle in their favor and were already in the bonus less than five minutes in, which they used to stay close. More huge threes from Champagnie and Wemby got the Spurs ahead 106-100 with under 4 minutes to go, but poor offensive decisions after a timeout let the Raptors get back within two.
Free throws were a problem all night, with the Spurs hitting just 13-23 compared to 23-27 for the Raptors, and it reared it’s ugly head in the waning seconds of the game. Harper had a chance to get them up by 4 with 16 seconds left but missed both free throws. Fortunately, he got his own rebound, and Fox hit 1-2 to get the Spurs up 109-106 with 10 seconds left. Immanuel Quickley then hit 1-2 FT’s, and after a timeout, Wemby hit 1-2 with 8.7 seconds left. That meant the Raptors still had a chance, but Brandon Ingram’s three-point attempt went off the side of the backboard, and the Spurs were able to get the rebound and heave it down court as time expired, securing their ugly (but beautiful) 10th straight win for the first time since 2016.
Game notes
- Right after receiving a ton of praise on this site for the way he handled not being the center of attention on offense in Detroit, Wemby was back to trying to do too much when things weren’t going right in the first half. He forced what few bad shots he could find, going 0-4, plus he had a couple of turnovers when he tried to dribble into the Raptors defense. Then, he got subbed out earlier than usual in the second half after Poeltl got under his skin with holding, tripping and driving right into him. After some time to mentally cool off, Wemby was better (but not great) in the fourth quarter. His defense was there all night with 5 blocks and was why he was as team-high +19 on the court, but it was another bad night on offense with just 12 points on 3-12 shooting (although he had those four huge points in crunch time).
- A big part of the team’s free throws woes were courtesy of Fox (2-8) and Harper (0-2). While the rest of the team combined to hit 10-12, including 3-4 from Castle, it continues to be an issue particularly for the guards. They survived tonight despite shooting just 2-6 in crunch time (including Wemby’s 1-2), but overall the team is going to have to be better at the line. Once the playoffs hit, free throws will become harder to come by, and they’ll have to take advantage of whatever free points they can get.
- Despite a couple of blunders late, Harper was awesome on both ends tonight with 15 points, 7 assists, 5 rebounds and 2 steals. His performance off the bench was especially important with Keldon Johnson only playing 14 minutes after suffering a shoulder stinger. One great moment of maturity came late when Ingram tried to pump fake him three times to draw a foul, but he didn’t bite. Overall, Harper and Vassell (21 points on 5-6 from three) were the only two players who were steady on offense all night, and the Spurs desperately needed that.
- The win, combined with the skeleton Thunder losing in Detroit tonight, now has the Spurs just one game back in the loss column from the top seed in the West. They need to keep this tank rolling while OKC is injured and secure home court advantage.
Play of the Game
It may have been overshadowed by the missed free throws afterwards, but otherwise Fox was Mr. Clutch once again, including this huge bailout shot over the backboard with just over a minute to go.
FOX
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By Marilyn Dubinski, via Pounding The Rock