# \[PtR\] 马刺落后25分上演惊天逆转，主场险胜快船
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**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 朱利安-尚帕尼, 2025-26赛季, 科怀-伦纳德, 维克托-文班亚马, 达龙-福克斯, 米奇-约翰逊, 卡特-布莱恩特
**Created:** [2026 年3 月 7 日 08:30 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/45115 "2026-03-07T08:30:54Z")
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年3 月 7 日 08:30 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/45115/1 "2026-03-07T08:30:54Z")
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By Stephen Michael | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-03-07 07:09:14
大半场比赛里，圣安东尼奥马刺队 (San Antonio Spurs) 似乎都在苦苦支撑。投篮频频打铁，防守慢人一步。洛杉矶快船队 (Los Angeles Clippers) 稳稳掌控局面，一度将领先优势扩大到25分，让主场观众陷入沉寂。
但篮球比赛，尤其是这支年轻马刺队的比赛，转折往往就在瞬息之间。
原本令人沮丧的夜晚，逐渐演变成本赛季最疯狂的逆转战之一。终场哨响时，马刺队抹平了巨大的分差，在周五晚上以116-112惊险击败快船，让弗罗斯特银行中心 (Frost Bank Center) 的全场观众陷入狂热。
开场阶段，快船队主导了一切。洛杉矶人轻松撕碎了圣安东尼奥的防线，投进大量空位投篮并掌控了比赛节奏。马刺队则难以找到进攻节奏，不断错失空位机会，并出现多次失误，沦为快船队反击转换的燃料。到了第二节，记分牌说明了一切：快船的领先优势不断扩大，半场结束时已达20分。
马刺队显得无精打采。第三节开始后，快船队依然游刃有余，分差一度拉开到25分。
然而，比赛远未结束。
“我们当时并不在最佳状态，”马刺队主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 说道，“在那个时刻，你可能永远不会预料到或制定出如此完美的执行计划。有时候，你只需要那种毅力和斗志，以及内心深处完成任务的决心。”
转机悄然而至。圣安东尼奥马刺队在走出更衣室后焕发了新的活力，他们推快节奏并不断冲击篮筐。最大的火花来自朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)，他突然手感火热。尚帕尼连续命中跳投，冲击篮筐，打出了一波得分高潮，迅速蚕食分差。马刺队一个回合接一个回合地紧咬比分。
“我总是这么说，我们也一直在说，我不希望球迷或任何人认为我们这么说是迫于压力，因为我们不是。但我真心认为我们拥有NBA最好的球迷，”尚帕尼说道，他将这次逆转归功于球迷的激励。
一度感到不安的观众开始重拾信心。到第三节结束时，快船队曾经巨大的领先优势已急剧缩减至11分，整个球馆再次活跃起来。随着气势完全倒向主队，马刺队开始依赖他们的球星。维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 在第四节统治了比赛，几乎影响了每一个回合。他在篮下干扰投篮，抓下关键篮板，并在圣安东尼奥最需要的时候提供及时得分。
随后，决定胜局的时刻到来了。
在胜负悬于一线之际，文班亚马在快攻中跑出空位，接到德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 的传球，上演了一记势大力沉的扣篮，在最后几秒钟帮助马刺队取得领先。随着圣安东尼奥完成这场不可思议的逆转，球馆彻底沸腾。
“我看到最棒的一点是，没有人放弃任何事或任何人，”文班亚马说道，“每个人都在支持着彼此。这就是为什么我盲目地信任这些家伙，我非常爱他们。”
快船队拥有最后一次机会，但马刺队的防守彻底锁死了胜局。这场原本开局如噩梦般的比赛，演变成了一场正名之战。马刺队不仅从糟糕的开局中挺了过来，还抹平了25分的分差，并在关键时刻战胜了经验丰富的快船队。这是一场由韧性、胆识以及这支正在学习如何终结比赛的年轻球队不断增长的信心所驱动的胜利。
“这是我篮球生涯中打过最精彩的比赛之一，”文班亚马说道，“这是我生命中最精彩的30个小时。”
对于现场球迷来说，这是一个在几小时前还显得绝不可求的夜晚。
而对于马刺队来说，这证明了没有分差是无法弥补的，也没有哪场比赛是真正遥不可及的。
## 赛后笔记
- 卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 可能刚刚为自己赢得了NBA季后赛的轮换席位。数据统计表上可能只显示他得到了5分，但他对攻防两端的影响力展现了他的价值。他在第三节完成了一次惊人的封盖，还有一次空接扣篮，彻底点燃了球迷的热情并激励了队友。“今晚我要给他很大的赞赏。我认为没有他，我们赢不了这场球，”尚帕尼谈到这位新秀时如是说。
- 这可能会让我变得很不受欢迎，但我们能不能别再嘘科怀·莱昂纳德 (Kawhi Leonard) 了？已经过去八年了。是的，我理解他当初离开带来的伤害，那是重建的起因。但他也是马刺能处于现状的原因之一。如果他不离开，马刺就拿不到文班，谁知道今天会是什么样子。这点仅供大家思考。
- 米奇·约翰逊在第三节改打小阵容的决定很冒险，但奏效了。这表明当马刺队手感火热时，一切皆有可能。在那个时刻，速度、节奏和防守至关重要。他迫使布鲁克·洛佩斯 (Brook Lopez) 来击败他们，而这个策略成功了。
- 球迷们可能会因为觉得德阿隆·福克斯“配不上合同”而对他冷嘲热讽，但他在第四节的表现证明了马刺队上赛季通过交易换来他的原因。他在末节砍下19分中的10分，送出6次助攻且零失误。“他在管理和掌控比赛方面接管了局势，”约翰逊评价道。
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
> **点击查看原文：Spurs rally from 25 down to stun Clippers in electrifying comeback**
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> # Spurs rally from 25 down to stun Clippers in electrifying comeback
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> For much of the night, it felt like the San Antonio Spurs were simply trying to survive. Shots weren’t falling. The defense was a step slow. And the Los Angeles Clippers looked firmly in control, building a lead that swelled to 25 points and silencing the home crowd.
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> But basketball games, especially ones involving this young Spurs team, have a way of turning quickly.
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> What started as a frustrating night slowly transformed into one of the wildest comebacks of the season. By the final buzzer, the Spurs had erased that massive deficit and stunned the Clippers with a 116-112 victory Friday night, sending the crowd at the Frost Bank Center into a frenzy.
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> Early on, the Clippers dictated everything. Los Angeles carved up San Antonio’s defense with ease, knocking down open shots and controlling the pace. The Spurs struggled to find any offensive rhythm, missing open looks and committing turnovers that only fueled the Clippers’ transition attack. By the second quarter, the scoreboard told the story: a growing Clippers lead that eventually turned into a 20-point lead at halftime.
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> The Spurs looked flat. The Clippers looked comfortable as the third quarter began and Los Angeles’ lead swelled to 25 points.
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> And yet, the game was far from over.
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> “We weren’t at our best,” Spurs Head Coach Mitch Johnson said. “You probably would have not ever booked that or stamped out for your perfect execution in that moment. And sometimes you just need the wherewithal and the fight and that thing in there to finish the job.”
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> The shift began quietly. San Antonio came out of the locker room with renewed energy, pushing the tempo and attacking the rim. The biggest jolt came from Julian Champagnie, who suddenly caught fire. Champagnie buried jumpers, attacked the basket, and delivered a flurry of points that quickly chipped away at the deficit. Possession by possession, the Spurs clawed back.
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> “I always say this, and we always say it, and I don’t want the fans or anybody to think that we say this because we have to, because we don’t, but I genuinely think that we have the best fans in the NBA,” said Champagnie, who credited the fans with fueling their comeback.
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> The crowd, once restless, began to believe. By the end of the third quarter, the once massive Clippers lead had shrunk dramatically down to 11 points, and the building was alive again. With momentum fully on their side, the Spurs turned to their star. Victor Wembanyama controlled the game in the fourth quarter, impacting nearly every possession. He altered shots at the rim, grabbed key rebounds, and delivered timely scoring when San Antonio needed it most.
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> Then came the moment that sealed it.
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> With the game hanging in the balance, Wembanyama slipped away on the break, took a pass from De’Aaron Fox, and hammered home a dunk that pushed the Spurs ahead in the closing seconds. The arena erupted as San Antonio completed the improbable comeback.
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> “The best thing that I see is that nobody gives up on anything or anybody,” Wembanyama said. “Everybody gets everybody’s back. That’s why I have blind trust in these guys. I love them so much.”
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> The Clippers had one last chance, but the Spurs’ defense slammed the door shut. What began as a nightmare turned into a statement win. The Spurs didn’t just survive a rough start; they erased a 25-point deficit and outplayed a veteran Clippers team down the stretch. It was a performance fueled by resilience, grit, and the growing confidence of a young roster learning how to close games.
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> “That was one of the best games of my basketball life,” Wembanyama said. “That was the best 30 hours of basketball in my life.”
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> For the fans inside the arena, it was a night that felt impossible just a few hours earlier.
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> For the Spurs, it was proof that no deficit is too big — and no game is truly out of reach.
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> ## Game Notes
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> - Carter Bryant may have just secured himself a spot in the rotation in the NBA Playoffs. The box score may show just five points, but his impact on both ends showed how valuable he is. He had a huge block in the third quarter and an alley oop slam that fueled the fans and pumped up his team.
> “I give him a lot of credit tonight. I don’t think we win this game without him,” Champagnie said of the rookie.
> - This might make me very unpopular, but can we stop booing Kawhi Leonard? It’s been eight years. Yes, I understand what he did hurt, and it’s the reason for the rebuild. But he’s also a reason why the Spurs are in the position they are in now. If he did not leave, the Spurs don’t get Wemby, and who knows what today would look like. Just food for thought.
> - Mitch Johnson’s decision to go small in the third quarter was scary, but it worked. It shows when the Spurs are on fire, nothing is impossible. In that moment, speed, pace, and defense mattered. He forced Brook Lopez to beat them, and the plan worked.
> - Fans may give De’Aaron Fox crap for what they feel isn’t “living up to his contract” but his fourth quarter proves why the Spurs brought him over in a trade last season. He scored 10 of his 19 points in the final frame, six assists and no turnovers.
> “He took over the game in terms of how he was managing and dictating,” Johnson said.
By Stephen Michael, via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/game-recaps/96489/spurs-rally-from-25-down-to-stun-clippers-in-electrifying-comeback)
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年3 月 7 日 18:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/45115/2 "2026-03-07T18:00:05Z")
# 热评：
> [@Obi-WanGinobili](#):
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> 我觉得如果球迷想的话，可以继续嘘那个“外甥”。这不仅仅是因为他在波波维奇 (Pop) 的妻子生病期间那种懦弱的背叛，还因为他本身人品就有问题。与卡哇伊·莱昂纳德 (Kawhi Leonard) 有关的暗箱操作多得数不清，现在已经有明确证据表明他通过偷逃税款来获取台面下的报酬。我不喜欢这样的球员，我觉得表达出这种态度是没问题的。为什么要纵容这种欺诈行为？莱昂纳德离开马刺并不是为了让我们重建并得到文班。他离开马刺是因为他毫无忠诚度，而且他用了最没骨气的方式离开了。我不会为此给他任何称赞。
> [@SpinachBoy](#):
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> 为什么我们还要嘘那个“外甥”？
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> - 他和他舅舅的“台面下”交易——目前仍在调查中。
> - 他和他的团队对马刺进行煤气灯操控（心理诱导），营造出一种我们误诊他伤病的假象，而显然他一直都想离开。
> - 为了去洛杉矶球队而抛弃我们，这永远都会招来嘘声。
> - 强迫快船总经理送走谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (SGA) 加上大量宝贵资产给雷霆，只为了换来“播客椒”保罗·乔治 (Paul George)，结果只进了一次西决。
> - 在全明星赛上击败了文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 和他的单核球队。
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> > [@Nasty spurs ph](#):
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> > 而且嘘他有益于我的心理健康。
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> > [@JoSpurs](#):
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> > 作为一个意大利马刺球迷，
> > 原谅“莱昂纳德·伊斯卡里奥”（背叛者犹大）是不可能的。
> > 我每场比赛都在这里嘘他！
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> > > [@TontonOngBak](#):
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> > > 意大利人是用手势来嘘人的吗 😉？
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> [@TontonOngBak](#):
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> 维克托 (Vic) 在这场比赛中情感非常投入，在赛后采访时他依然很感性。我们可能因为他那超凡脱俗的天赋而称他为“外星人”，但他绝对是一个有血有肉的人，而且非常优秀！！他承认这场比赛感到极度疲劳，但他有信心在周日晚上之前恢复过来……总之，我爱他的态度，爱他这样一个坦诚、诚实的孩子，情感投入如此之深……真是个了不起的家伙！
> [@titra2](#):
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> 文班和这支球队带回了我们“文化 (Cultura)”中的两个关键要素。
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> 文班带回了体面感。这是对我们的传承、我们的历史记录以及我们球迷群体的尊重。
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> 但这支球队带回了更有意义的东西：我们的自豪感。
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> 伙计们，我们回来了。无论今年发生什么，我们都已经完成了华丽的身。
> [@GWB60](#):
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> 真高兴米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 没有听我们的把卡特下放到发展联盟。
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> 比赛快结束时的那个三分球投得真是冷酷无情，文班投进的那个也是。
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> 等一切尘埃落定时，卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 可能会与斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 或迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 平起平坐。他是我们阵中运动能力最强、爆发力最好的球员，这将在很多方面体现出来，尤其是当他的篮球技巧完全开发出来之后。
> [@Morethanagame](#):
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> 刚看了卡特·布莱恩特 (CB) 的赛后场边采访。你就是会爱上这支球队。很高兴我们拥有这些优秀的人。马刺作为一个组织是独一无二的。
> [@lakunoc](#):
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> 想象一下，每次在面包店偶遇你的前任都要嘘对方。这既没有创意也没有效率，还会让你看起来像个心怀怨恨的人。根据我的看球经验，干扰客队球员的方法有很多，嘘声是最没效果的，尤其是对付冷淡冷静的莱昂纳德。顺便说一句，从“震撼感”的角度来看，为自己的球队唱歌才是最好的体验。去年橄榄球世界杯每场比赛结束时爱尔兰球迷齐声高唱《Zombie》的场景，至今仍让我起鸡皮疙瘩。
> [@2yrTimeline](#):
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> 是的，卡斯尔在这场比赛中腿部灌铅，缺乏能量，导致他度过了一个糟糕的夜晚，特别是在得分方面。然而，我在这里说点俏皮话，当我查看技术统计时，我也觉得挺逗的，他是我们队里最接近三双的人：只差2个篮板、2次助攻和2个进球。🙂
> [@Morethanagame](#):
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> 天哪，真是场精彩的比赛。我庆幸自己没看直播，否则我可能会因为情绪透支而晕过去。我看了第一节的一点比赛，心想他们今晚可能要打得很难。我们的年轻球员永不放弃并一路逆转，真是太了不起了。我希望文班在经历这两场疲惫的比赛后能好好恢复。
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> 我确实认为他不避讳表达情感的做法令人耳目一新。许多职业球员即使内心痛苦，也会试图装出一副强硬的面孔。在这样的两场比赛之后感到精疲力竭、情绪被掏空是很正常的。文班来自不同的文化（我想说他与托尼·帕克那一代人也不同）。他已经拥有了非常成熟的人格和良好的自我认知，包括正视自己的情绪和身体健康。这会让他走得很远。（如果你还没听出来，我正在努力克制我的被迫害妄想症，哈哈）。
> [@Los Diablo](#):
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> > 球迷们可能会因为觉得德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) “配不上他的合同”而对他冷嘲热讽。
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> 德阿隆完全配得上今年3710万美元的年薪。
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> 但德阿隆在此之后极不可能配得上平均每年5580万美元的身价。这并不是他的错……人家给了钱，他理所当然地拿了。
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> > [@RedFirebird](#):
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> > 说得好！福克斯配得上他合同里的每一分钱。至于他的顶薪合同，现在有很多顶薪球员拿着薪水却没他好使。他已经帮助球队冲到了积分榜第二的位置。他有时甘当绿叶，有时挺身而出，没有闹剧，是个团队型球员，非常有“马刺范儿”。我是他的粉丝！
> [@Spur\_Monkey](#):
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> 看到卡特去防守布鲁克·洛佩斯 (Brook Lopez) 真是太疯狂了。
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> 布鲁克的体重肯定快有他的两倍了！
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> 看到洛佩斯在他头顶得分时他那副沮丧的样子。
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> 我爱那种态度。
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> 我很高兴看到卡特进入轮换……这也意味着侧翼位置上有更多的容错空间，因为在本赛季的任何时间段，总有某个侧翼球员状态低迷。
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> 现在看来是凯尔登·约翰逊 (KJ) 遇到了困难。
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> 但我相信侧翼的轮换调配……在轮换阵容中有5个扎实的侧翼是非常关键的。
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> 我也毫不怀疑卡特会学会在进攻端打出更高水平，如果他下赛季场均得分超过10分，我一点也不意外。
> [@MElizondo](#):
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> 我最疯狂的感受是，当我半场落后20分关掉比赛时，我其实挺有信心马刺能够而且将会逆转。第三节开始几分钟我查比分时信心没那么足了，然后我看到分差越来越小，突然之间我们就领先了，对此我一点也不惊讶。
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> 这是一支优秀的球队，已经证明了他们可以用多种方式赢球。等不及看今年的季后赛了！！！
> [@Morethanagame](#):
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> 虽然我们早就预见到了，但根据 [NBA.com](http://NBA.com) 的统计数据，我们已经锁定了季后赛名额，是联盟中继雷霆之后第二支做到的球队。我正花点时间回顾本赛季的点点滴滴，我为我们的伙计们感到无比自豪。多么美妙的一段旅程！让我们继续前进！！Go Spurs Go！
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> > [@Tropicaldaze](#):
> >
> > 从技术上讲，季后赛名额（即分区前六的战绩）还没有锁定。根据 [NBA.com](http://NBA.com) 的说法，锁定的是附加赛资格（即“季后赛阶段/Postseason”）。
> [@spiceymeatball](#):
>
> > 但我们能不能别再嘘莱昂纳德了？
>
> 不能。
> [@Tropicaldaze](#):
>
> 我认为你忽略了我们嘘那个“外甥”的一个重点——这与其说是因为他做过的事，不如说是因为他表现出的人品。他所做的事正逐渐成为过去，但他表现出的那种“反马刺”性格持续玷污着我们的记忆，至少对很大一部分声音很大的球迷来说是这样的。
>
> 如果说过去20年里有哪位马刺球员拒绝“放下傲慢（Get over himself）”，那一定是那个“外甥”。
> [@CristianS21](#):
>
> 我也已经不再嘘卡哇伊了。如果他当初没离开，过去8年我们都会被迫每年围着他建队，但由于他再也无法打满整个季后赛，这永远行不通。我们会为了讨好他而交易掉我们的未来，陷入篮球地狱。
>
> 我也不喜欢这种做法向我们现有球员传递的信息，即我们还没忘记“前任”。向前看吧。我们现在的球员更优秀。
> [@captain\_avatar](#):
>
> 要不，我们不嘘他，改喊“空饷合同 (no show contract)”怎么样？这对大家来说会不会更好受点？
> [@RedFirebird](#):
>
> 这场胜利太棒了，因为我们的伙计们必须从糟糕的上半场中自我救赎。他们没有放弃。我很庆幸看完了全场比赛，这才能理解为什么最后时刻全场观众都陷入了疯狂。伟大的胜利！
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>
> > [@Obi-WanGinobili](#):
> >
> > I think fans should keep booing the nephew if they want to. It’s not just about his cowardly betrayal that occurred while Pop’s wife was ill, it’s also that he’s a bad person. The shady dealings connected to kawhi are a mile long, and now there is clear proof that he circumvented the salary tax to get paid under the table. I don’t like players like that, and I feel like it’s okay to let it be known. Why enable fraud? Kawhi didn’t leave the Spurs so that we could rebuild and get Wemby. He left the spurs because he has no loyalty, and he did it in the most spineless way possible. I don’t give him credit for that.
>
> > [@SpinachBoy](#):
> >
> > Reasons why we should still boo the Nephew?
> >
> > - He and his uncles “under the table” dealings - still under investigation
> > - He and his camp gaslight the Spurs, created a narrative that we mishandled his injuries, when clearly he had always wanted out
> > - Leaving us for the sole purpose to join a LA team will get forever boos
> > - Forcing the Clips GM to give away SGA + loads of valuable assets to the OKC for Podcast P just to get one WCF appearance
> > - Beating Wemby and his one man team in the Allstar game.
> >
> > > [@Nasty spurs ph](#):
> > >
> > > Plus booing him is good for my mental health.
> >
> > > [@JoSpurs](#):
> > >
> > > As in italian spurs fan,
> > > It’s impossibile forgive Kawhi Iscariotas.
> > > I booing him from here every game!
> > >
> > > > [@TontonOngBak](#):
> > > >
> > > > Do Italians boo with their hands 😉?
> > > >
> > > > 
>
> > [@TontonOngBak](#):
> >
> > Vic got so emotional in this game, in post game interview he was still very sensitive, we might call him the alien for his out of this world talent, but he is definitely human, and a beautiful one!!He admits being extremely tired in this game, but he feels confident he will recover by Sunday evening … anyway love his attitude, love that he’s a candid, honest kid who get so invested emotionally …what a guy!
>
> > [@titra2](#):
> >
> > Vic and this team brought back two key ingredients of our Cultura.
> >
> > Vic brought back respectability. Respect for our legacy, our track record, our fanbase.
> >
> > But this team brought back something more meaningful: our pride.
> >
> > We are back, folks. Whatever happens this year, we completed the turnaround.
>
> > [@GWB60](#):
> >
> > So happy Mitch didn’t listen to us and send Carter to the G-league.
> >
> > That three pointer near the end of the game was cold blooded, as was the one by Wemby.
> >
> > Carter could be the equal of Castle/Harper when it’s all said and done. He’s our most athletic and explosive player, and that does/will manifest itself in many ways, especially once his basketball skills become fully developed.
>
> > [@Morethanagame](#):
> >
> > Just watched CB’s postgame courtside interview. You just love this team. So glad we’ve got the beautiful people we have. The Spurs as an organisation is one of one.
>
> > [@lakunoc](#):
> >
> > Imagine booing your ex everrytime you happen to see her/him at the bakery. It is neither creative nor efficient and you look like the bitter person. From my fan experience, there are tons of things you can do to distract someone playing for the visiting team and booing is the least effective, especially against a cold minded KL. BTW, from the chills-meter perspective, singing for your team is the best experience. I still have chills because of the Irish fans singing Zombie at the end of each game during the last world rugby cup.
>
> > [@2yrTimeline](#):
> >
> > Yes, Castle had tired legs and lacked energy in this game, and as a result, he had an off night, particularly as a scorer. However, and I’m being facetious here, but when I look at the box score I also find it a bit amusing that he was our closest player to a triple double: short 2 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 buckets. 🙂
>
> > [@Morethanagame](#):
> >
> > My goodness what a game. I am glad I didn’t watch the game live. Otherwise I’d probably pass out due to emotional exhaustion as well. I caught a bit of the 1st quarter and thought they might struggle tonight. What an amazing effort for our young guys to never give up and push all the way back. I hope Vic recovers well after these two tiring games.
> >
> > I do think the fact that he doesn’t shy away from showing his emotions is refreshing. Many professional players try to put up a tough facade even if they are really struggling inside. It’s normal to feel exhausted and emotionally drained after two games like this. Vic comes from a different culture (and I shall say a different generation from TP for example). He’s already got a very mature personality and a very good sense of himself. This would include being in touch with his own emotional and physical well-being. It’ll take him far. (If you can’t tell, I am trying very hard to fight off my paranoia lol).
>
> > [@Los Diablo](#):
> >
> > > Fans may give De’Aaron Fox crap for what they feel isn’t “living up to his contract”
> >
> > De’Aaron is worth every bit of this year’s $37.1M.
> >
> > De’Aaron will very unlikely ever be worth the average of $55.8M per year after this year. And that is not his fault… they offered the cash and he rightfully took it.
> >
> > > [@RedFirebird](#):
> > >
> > > Hear! Hear! Fox is worth every penny of his contract. As to his max contract, there are a lot of max players collecting salary and not being as useful as him. He has already helped put the team 2nd place in the standing. He’s taken a backseat at times, and lead other times, no drama, team guy, very Spursy. I’m a fan!
>
> > [@Spur\_Monkey](#):
> >
> > It was wild to see Carter taking the Lopez assignment.
> >
> > Brook must be close to twice his weight!
> >
> > And to see how frustrated he was when Lopez managed to score over him.
> >
> > I love that attitude.
> >
> > I’m excited to see CB in the rotation… it also means there is more wiggle room for off nights between the wings, because at least one of them has been struggling during any given period of the season.
> >
> > Right now it seems to be KJ who is having difficulties.
> >
> > But I trust the swing for the wings… and having 5 solid wings in the rotation is huge.
> >
> > I also have no doubt that CB will learn to play within the offence at a higher level and I wouldn’t be surprised to see him average over 10ppg next season.
>
> > [@MElizondo](#):
> >
> > My crazy take away was that when I turned the game off down 20 at the half, I was actually kind of confident that the Spurs could, and would, come back. I was less confident checking the score a few minutes into the 3rd. Then I saw the deficit get smaller and smaller, and then all of a sudden we had the lead, and I wasn’t entirely surprised by it.
> >
> > This is a good team that has shown it can win in so many ways. Can’t wait for the playoffs this year!!!
>
> > [@Morethanagame](#):
> >
> > Not that we didn’t already know this, but statistically, based on [NBA.com](http://NBA.com), we are playoff secured, 2nd team to do it after the Thunder in the League. I am just taking a moment to appreciate what this season has been and I am just so proud of our guys. What a ride! Let’s keep going!! GSG!
> >
> > > [@Tropicaldaze](#):
> > >
> > > Technically speaking, the playoffs, i.e., one of the top six records in the conference, hasn’t been clinched yet. According to [NBA.com](http://NBA.com), it’s a play-in position (i.e., the “postseason”) that’s been clinched.
>
> > [@spiceymeatball](#):
> >
> > > but can we stop booing Kawhi Leonard?
> >
> > NO
>
> > [@Tropicaldaze](#):
> >
> > I think you’re missing a major point concerning why we boo the Nephew – it’s not nearly so much about what he did as it is about the type of character he’s shown himself to possess. What he did is fading into the past, the anti-Spursian type of character he possesses continues to stain our memories, or at least it does to a certain large and very vocal percentage of our fanbase.
> >
> > If there was any Spurs player over the last 20 years that refused to “get over himself,” it was the Nephew.
>
> > [@CristianS21](#):
> >
> > I too am over booing Kawhi. If he didn’t l, we would’ve been stuck trying to build around him every year for the past 8 years and never working because he can’t play a full playoff run anymore. We would’ve traded away our future to please hin and would be in basketball hell.
> >
> > I also don’t like the message is sending to our current guys, that we’re not over our “ex”. Move on. The guy we got now is better.
>
> > [@captain\_avatar](#):
> >
> > How about, instead of booing, we chant “no show contract”? Does that work better for everyone?
>
> > [@RedFirebird](#):
> >
> > The win was awesome because our guys had to dig themselves out of the bad first half. They didn’t give up. I’m glad I watched the whole game to appreciate why the crowd went on a frenzy at the end. Great Win!
via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/game-recaps/96489/spurs-rally-from-25-down-to-stun-clippers-in-electrifying-comeback#comments)