By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-02-25 23:27:53
2026年2月25日（周三），多伦多，在一场NBA常规赛上半场，圣安东尼奥马刺队的斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) (5) 在多伦多猛龙队的斯科蒂·巴恩斯 (Scottie Barnes) (4) 面前完成扣篮。(Sammy Kogan/The Canadian Press via AP)
多伦多——维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 陷入得分荒。面对一支正处于背靠背第二场的球队，马刺在第三节看起来显得反应迟钝，慢了不止半拍。他们的罚球命中率也仅有53%。
但即便如此，他们还是成功将连胜纪录延续到了10场。
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 砍下21分，连续第二场得分20+，德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 贡献20分。马刺周三晚上在克服了第三节15分的落后分差后，以110-107逆转猛龙，并锁定了自2018-19赛季以来的首个胜率过半的赛季。
“这是一个漫长的赛季，”马刺主帅米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 表示，“你必须不断寻找获胜的方法……很高兴看到我们能以不同的方式在艰难的夜晚战斗并挺过来。”
在马刺以109-107领先的情况下，文班亚马在比赛还剩8.7秒时被战术犯规。他第一罚命中，但第二罚偏出，给了猛龙一个投三分球扳平比分的机会。比赛还剩8.4秒暂停回来后，布兰登·英格拉姆 (Brandon Ingram) 在底角获得出手空档，但球砸在篮板侧沿弹出，文班亚马在比赛还剩3.1秒时抓下篮板。此时，丰业银行竞技场 (Scotiabank Arena) 现场19,800名座无虚席的观众纷纷开始提前离场。
这是文班亚马连续第二场在面对针对性防守时遭遇手感困扰。他全场12投仅3中得到12分，仅为其赛季场均得分的一半。在周一战胜底特律的比赛中他得到21分，但16投仅6中。
马刺 (42胜16负) 的阵容深度也得到了体现，迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) (15分、7助攻、5篮板、2抢断)、卡斯尔 (13分) 和朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) (10分) 均得分上双。
英格拉姆和伊曼纽尔·奎克利 (Immanuel Quickley) 为猛龙 (34胜25负) 各得20分。
猛龙在第三节打出31-21，带着90-78的领先优势进入末节。但马刺在第四节伊始打出一波18-6的高潮，其中包括卡斯尔和哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 的三分球，以及卡斯尔助攻文班亚马完成的空接扣篮。
在周一输给俄克拉荷马城后，猛龙曾将受困于股四头肌伤势的巴恩斯列为出战成疑，但他本场依然拿到了15分。
以下是马刺五连客第二场比赛（周四晚将在布鲁克林继续客场之旅）的三大启示：
1. 约翰逊对哈珀展现出十足信心
在比赛的关键时刻，哈珀大多时间都在场上，而卡斯尔则在替补席观战。
“斯蒂芬（卡斯尔）很健康，”约翰逊说，“他在比赛最后时刻上场加强防守。不同夜晚我们需要不同的球员，我们球队阵容很有深度。迪伦（哈珀）理应留在场上收割比赛。”
迪伦·哈珀谈马刺10连胜 pic.twitter.com/Sd4D49hqey
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) February 26, 2026
确实如此。哈珀在上半场手感火热，最终砍下15分，同时他在组织端也表现出色，送出7次助攻且仅有1次失误。
几周前，约翰逊曾表示他不再将哈珀和卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 视为新秀。对于哈珀来说尤其如此，他持续展现出超越年龄的自信和成熟。
2. 文班亚马需要休息
猛龙对文班亚马采取了高强度的身体对抗，但这位身高7英尺4英寸的法国人将自己三分球6投1中的低迷表现归咎于休息不足。
“我需要在理疗和睡眠方面做得更好，”他说，“昨晚我没睡好。是的，今天状态不在最佳。”
对马刺而言，幸运的是他们的阵容深度帮助球队保住了胜利。
在文班亚马进攻受阻时，瓦塞尔、福克斯、哈珀等人弥补了他的得分空缺。
“我们早就知道，而且我觉得这在今年已经显而易见了，我们拥有一支阵容深厚的球队，”福克斯说，“即使有些球员缺阵，我们依然能稳住阵脚并赢得比赛。所以，当有人表现不佳时——即便是像文班亚马这种级别的球员——我想我们也足够应付并渡过难关，这并不让人感到意外。”
3. 罚球仍是软肋
马刺本场罚球线上仅23投13中，而此前他们的赛季罚球命中率仅为77.4%，位居联盟第21位。
他们在第四节的表现尤为糟糕，单节罚球10投仅4中，在最后16秒内更是只有6罚2中（哈珀错失两罚）。
约翰逊和文班亚马对此基本一笑而过，称这是赛季表现的正常起伏。但在季后赛开始前，他们必须努力寻求改善。
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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3 takeaways as Spurs overcome Wemby’s off night to win 10th straight
San Antonio Spurs’ Stephon Castle (5) dunks on Toronto Raptors’ Scottie Barnes (4) during the first half of an NBA basketball game in Toronto, Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2026. (Sammy Kogan/The Canadian Press via AP)
TORONTO — Victor Wembanyama struggled to score. The Spurs looked more than a step or two slow in the third quarter against a team playing on the second night of a back to back. They shot just 53% from the foul line.
But they still managed to push their winning streak to 10 games.
Devin Vassell scored 21 points for his second straight 20-plus game, De’Aaron Fox had 20, and the Spurs overcame a 15-point third quarter deficit to down the Raptors 110-107 on Wednesday night to clinch their first winning season since 2018-19.
“It’s a long season,” Spurs coach Mitch Johnson said. “You got to continue to find ways to win. … Happy to see us kind of fight through a tough night a few different ways.”
With the Spurs up 109-107, Victor Wembanyama sank his first free throw after being intentionally fouled with 8.7 seconds left but missed the second, giving the Raptors a chance to tie it with a 3-pointer. Coming out of a timeout with 8.4 seconds left, Brandon Ingram got off a shot from the corner, but the ball hit the side of the backboard and Wembanyama grabbed the rebound with 3.1 seconds left to send the sellout crowd of 19,800 at Scotiabank Arena hurrying toward the exits.
For the second straight game, Wembanyama had a tough shooting night against a defense determined to slow him down, scoring just 12 — half of his season average — on 3 of 12 from the floor. He scored 21 in Monday night’s win at Detroit but missed 10 of 16.
The Spurs (42-16) also had double-digit scoring from Dylan Harper (15 to go along with seven assists, five rebounds and two steals), Stephon Castle (13) and Julian Champagnie (10) to highlight their depth.
Ingram and Immanuel Quickly each scored 20 for the Raptors (34-25).
The Raptors won the third 31-21 to take a 90-78 lead into the final frame, but the Spurs started the fourth with an 18-6 run that included 3-pointers by Castle and Harrison Barnes and a lob dunk by Wembanyama from Castle.
Scottie Barnes had 15 points after Toronto listed him as questionable with a quad injury following Monday night’s loss to Oklahoma City.
Here are three takeaways from the second game of a five-game road trip that continues Thursday night at Brooklyn:
1, Johnson shows confidence in Harper
Harper was on the court for most of crunch time while Castle watched from the bench
“Steph was healthy,” Johnson said. “He was in there for the last of the game defensively. We got different guys different nights. We got a deep team. Dylan deserved to finish the game.”
Dylan Harper on the Spurs 10 game win streak pic.twitter.com/Sd4D49hqey
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) February 26, 2026
Indeed, he did. He had the hot hand scoring-wise in the first half to end up with 15 points, but he also handled the point well, dishing out seven assists against just one turnover.
A few weeks ago, Johnson said he didn’t consider Harper and Carter Bryant to be rookies any more. That’s especially true of Harper, who continues to play with a confidence and maturity well beyond his years.
2, Wembanyama needs rest
The Raptors muscled up against Wembanyama, but the 7-foot-4 Frenchman blamed his off night, which included missing 5 of 6 from distance, on a lack of rest.
“I need to do a better job getting my treatment in, getting more sleep,” he said. “I couldn’t sleep last night. Yeah, I wasn’t in shape today.”
Fortunately for the Spurs, their depth helped deliver the win.
While Wembanyama struggled offensively, Vassell, Fox, Harper and others picked up his scoring slack.
“We’ve know, and I feel like it’s been apparent this year, that we have a deep team,” Fox said. “We have guys that have missed games and we are still able to stay afloat and win games. I don’t think it’s a surprise that when someone has an off night, even someone of Victor’s caliber, I think we have enough to kind of weather that.”
3, Free throw shooting a weakness
The Spurs hit just 13 of 23 shots from the foul line after entering the game ranked 21st in the NBA in free throw percentage at 77.4.
They were especially bad in the fourth quarter, hitting just 4 of 10 for the period, including only 2 of 6 in the final 16 seconds (Harper missed two).
Johnson and Wembanyama basically shrugged it off, saying it’s part of the ebb and flow of the season. But they need to try to show improvement before the playoffs.
By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News