By Jeje Gomez | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-02-27 03:54:52
马刺队将连胜纪录扩大到了11场，并以全胜战绩为2月完美收官。在客场挑战布鲁克林篮网队的比赛中，他们从始至终占据主动，多次展现出精彩的团队配合，全队共有七人得分上双，最终以 126-110 轻松取胜。
在前一晚对阵猛龙队的比赛中，马刺队的执行力一度表现得相当糟糕，但今日面对篮网，他们在开场阶段就焕然一新。球权传导非常流畅，总能找到空位队友并转化为三分入网。银黑军团在防守端侵略性十足，并通过制造对手失误推动反击，轻松取分。篮网队不断尝试冲击内线，由诺兰·特拉奥雷 (Nolan Traore) 领衔攻势，但他们频繁撞上文班亚马这道屏障，无功而返。当文班下场休息、戴罗恩·夏普 (Day’Ron Sharpe) 攻击卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 时，主队才找回了一些进攻感觉，不过即便马刺在背靠背第二场让部分主力获得了额外的休息时间，他们的外线防守依然保持着极高的活跃度。
考虑到对手实力以及首节便取得的两位数领先，马刺在第二节攻防两端都有些松懈，这完全可以理解。球权流转一度陷入停滞，尤其是场上同时出现三名非投手时。文班亚马开始更多地参与进攻，但并未展现出他应有的统治力。当他们能够推起速度时，轻松得分的机会依然存在，但马刺的半场进攻执行力确实不够犀利。与此同时，篮网队投中了几个三分球，并统治了进攻篮板创造二次进攻机会，且不断持球冲击篮筐。篮网在攻防两端虽无惊艳表现，但成功通过对攻将分差维持在可控范围内。半场结束时，银黑军团领先15分。
马刺队过去常有“面对弱旅打得太随意”的老毛病，而周四下半场开局似乎又要重演这一幕。球权移动完全停止，持球人不仅运球过多，且传球缺乏目的性，无法制造优势。如果仅仅是进攻问题倒也罢了，但篮网队继续统治进攻篮板，圣安东尼奥的防守压力和强度也消失了，迈克尔·波特 (Michael Porter Jr.) 趁机找回手感连续得分。银黑军团在一段时间内显得疲惫且自满。好在他们及时苏醒，重新确立了两位数的领先优势，随后第二阵容在第三节末段打出强势表现。篮网曾奋力将分差缩小到6分，但进入末节前，分差又瞬间回升到了20分。
此后的比赛已无悬念。马刺队在末节初段继续扩大领先，这让米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 能够让部分主力提前休息，并在比赛还剩6分多钟时便换上了所有替补。篮网队的深度替补球员虽然有一些亮点，但胜利归属从未有过动摇。在背靠背连下两城并以全胜战绩结束2月赛程后，圣安东尼奥将获得休息机会，并力争将联盟现存最长的连胜纪录扩大到12场。
比赛笔记：
- 维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 提到他在全明星周末后感到疲惫，并且存在睡眠问题。他今天的表现看起来确实在刻意管理体能消耗。虽然他在防守端仍有很长时间展现统治力，并拿到了不错的数据，但他确实急需休息。随着背靠背赛程的结束，他现在应该能获得喘息机会了。
- 德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 和朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 再次展现了火热的手感。两人合计三分球16投10中。马刺近期采用的那种机会均等、强调球权移动的风格完美发挥了两人的长处。而且他们不只是会投篮，尚帕尼还贡献了3次抢断和2个盖帽，而瓦塞尔则有7个篮板和4次助攻。
- 德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)、斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 和迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 组成的三头怪全场都是篮网队的噩梦。他们对持球人施压制造失误，并利用反击轻松得分。三人得分全部上双，卡斯尔以18分领跑，三人合计送出18次助攻，却仅有4次失误。
- 每当马刺表现得能量不足时，凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 总能提供能量。他像往常一样冲击内线，同时防守稳健，并不断与队友交流以唤醒全队。在经历了几个起伏的赛季后，约翰逊终于在联盟中找到了最适合自己的定位，看他打球真是件乐事。
- 科内特的工作总是吃力不讨好。正因为文班亚马太过于强大，任何替补他的人在对比之下都会显得平庸。当科内特在场时，对手会发动更多攻击，而且他被迫身处一些缺乏投射能力的阵容中，这对他也毫无益处。人们很容易对他视而不见，或者只在文班休息时盼着文班快点回来，但事实是，拥有科内特（尽管有局限性）对马刺来说是一种奢侈，即便他的统计数据很少让人惊艳。
- 卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 打出了一场糟糕的比赛，仿佛回到了赛季初期那个迷茫且略显稚嫩的状态。从长期来看这无需担心，但对阵一支年轻的摆烂球队本应是他获得大量出场时间的好机会。然而，他的首段出场表现很糟，在防守叶戈尔·德明 (Egor Demin) 时抢掩护走下路导致对方投中空位三分，随后被约翰逊点名换下。全场比赛他6投0中。他错失了一个在轮换顺位中超越哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 的机会，巴恩斯虽然手感也一般，但显然是更稳健的选择。
本场最佳进球
哈珀一向以球风丝滑而非爆发力见长，但他偶尔也会展现出惊人的弹跳。
迪伦·哈珀，你在开玩笑吗?!?
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— 圣安东尼奥马刺 (@ spurs) 2026年2月27日
下场预告：周日客场对阵纽约尼克斯
在迎来“牛仔节客场之旅”倒数第二场比赛之前，马刺将获得两天的休息时间，随后他们将在麦迪逊广场花园挑战东部最顶尖的球队之一。
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Spurs overwhelm young Nets, extend win streak to 11 in a blowout
The Spurs extended their winning streak to 11 and secured a perfect record in February. They dominated from start to finish on their visit to Brooklyn, often playing amazing team ball, with seven players reaching double digits on their way to a 126-110 victory.
After a disaster of a game at times in terms of execution against the Raptors the prior night, the Spurs looked like a completely different team in the early minutes against the Nets. The ball was moving crisply and finding the open men, who connected on three pointers. The Silver and Black guarded with intensity and pushed the pace off turnovers for easy looks. Brooklyn constantly tried to touch the paint, with Nolan Traore leading the way, but they were running into Wembanyama and failing to score. The home team found more success when Wemby rested and Day’Ron Sharpe attacked Luke Kornet, but the perimeter defense remained active even with some starters getting extra rest on the second game of a back-to-back.
Understandably, considering the opponent and the quick double-digit lead after one, San Antonio relaxed a little on both ends in the second. The ball movement stalled out at times, especially when there were three non-shooters on the floor. Wembanyama started to get more involved on offense, but wasn’t the force he can be. When they could push the pace, the opportunities for easy buckets were there, but the half-court execution wasn’t as sharp for the Spurs. The Nets, meanwhile, hit a couple of threes, dominated the offensive glass to create second chances, and continued to drive whenever possible. Brooklyn didn’t shine on either end, but managed to just trade buckets and keep the Spurs’ lead from getting insurmountable. At the break, the Silver and Black were up 15.
The Spurs have played with their food in the past, and it looked like they would again on Thursday to start the second half. The ball movement completely stopped as ball handlers dribbled and made passes without much purpose that didn’t create an advantage. By itself, the issues on offense wouldn’t have been too worrisome, but the Nets continued to dominate the offensive glass, San Antonio’s ball pressure and intensity disappeared, and Michael Porter Jr. started to heat up. The Silver and Black looked tired and complacent for a while. Fortunately, they snapped out of it in time to regain a double-digit lead, and the second unit closed the third frame strong. A lead that Brooklyn fought hard to cut to six ballooned back to 20 heading into the final period.
There wasn’t much to the game after that. The Spurs kept growing their lead early, which allowed Mitch Johnson to rest some of his starters and then empty his bench with over six minutes to go. The Nets’ deep bench had some interesting moments, but the win was never in question. After prevailing in back-to-back games and finishing February with a perfect record, San Antonio will get some rest and try to extend the longest winning streak in the league to 12.
Game notes:
- Victor Wembanyama has mentioned that he’s tired after All-Star weekend and that he’s had trouble sleeping. He played like someone who had to manage his effort level. He was still dominant on defense for long stretches and finished with a decent stat line, but he definitely needs rest, which he should be able to get now that the SEGABABA is over.
- Devin Vassell and Julian Champagnie once again provided scorching hot shooting. The duo combined for 10 three-pointers in 16 attempts. The equal-opportunity, ball-movement-oriented style San Antonio has adopted recently plays to their strenghts. They didn’t just shoot, though. Champagnie finished with three steals and two blocks, and Vassell had seven rebounds and four assists.
- The three-headed monster of De’Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, and Dylan Harper was a nightmare for the Nets for the entire game. They pressured ball handlers to create turnovers and pushed the pace to get easy buckets. All three scored in double digits, with Castle leading the way with 18, and they combined for 18 assists to four turnovers.
- Whenever the Spurs were starting to play with less energy, Keldon Johnson provided a jolt. He attacked the paint as usual, but also defended well and talked to his teammates to wake them up. After some rocky years, KJ has found his place in the league, and it’s been great to watch.
- Luke Kornet has such a thankless job. Because Wembanyama is so dominant, whoever backs him up is going to look bad in comparison. Teams attack more when Kornet is out there, and he’s forced to be a part of some shooting-challenged lineups that don’t do him any favors. It’s easy to take him for granted or just wonder when Wemby will check back in whenever he’s resting, but the truth is having Kornet, limitations and all, is a luxury for the Spurs, even if his stat lines are rarely impressive.
- Carter Bryant had a horrendous game, a throwback to the early-season ones in which he looked lost and too green to be on the floor. It’s nothing to worry about, long term, but a matchup against a young, tanking team seemed like a good chance for him to get some big minutes. Instead, he had a bad first stint, got called out by Mitch Johnson after going under on Egor Demin and allowing an open three, and finished the game 0-for-6. A missed opportunity to overtake Harrison Barnes in the rotation, as Barnes struggled with his shot but looked like the more reliable option by far.
Play of the game
Dylan Harper is known for being a smooth player more than an explosive one, but he will occasionally showcase his impressive hops.
DYLAN HARPER ARE YOU KIDDING?!?
— San Antonio Spurs (@ spurs) February 27, 2026
Next game: at New York Knicks on Sunday
The Spurs will have two days off to rest before facing one of the best teams in the East in the second-to-last Rodeo Road Trip game.
By Jeje Gomez, via Pounding The Rock