By Bill Huan | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-03-17 06:00:00
在经历了5胜1负的主场系列赛后，马刺队于周一晚上开启了客场之旅，对阵缺少了科怀·伦纳德 (Kawhi Leonard) 的快船队，最终艰难带走胜利。
马刺开局表现低迷，在比赛的前四分钟就以3-17落后。快船开场手感火热，命中了三记三分，并将进攻重心移出维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 那如“神探加杰特”般的长臂防守范围。暂停回来，圣安东尼奥打出一波8-0的攻势稳住局势。德艾伦·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 利用快船缺乏护框的弱点，随心所欲地冲击篮下得分。马刺在首节两分球15投11中，但三分线外12投1中的表现让他们未能彻底拉开比分。
防守端，圣安东尼奥的表现并不算差，但快船火热的手感让他们在首节就轰下37分。所幸快船随后手感降温，让圣安东尼奥打出15-0的冲击波并首次取得领先。随着文班回到场上，马刺也统治了篮板球：圣安东尼奥在上半场抢下了12个前场篮板，凭借内线优势将14分的落后转化为半场结束时66-52的领先。
“银黑军团”在第三节伊始继续掌控比赛。随着快船准星全失以及文班封锁篮下，主队无法产生任何进攻威胁，而马刺则持续冲击快船篮筐。圣安东尼奥再打出一波高潮，将领先优势扩大到24分，这对快船来说似乎是难以逾越的天堑。遗憾的是，马刺球员似乎也产生了同样的想法，在文班下场休息后，他们松懈了。快船开始在三分线内频繁得分，与此同时圣安东尼奥打得有些漫不经心，伴随着糟糕的出手选择。转瞬之间，主队就将分差缩小到8分，迫使主帅米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 不得不让文班和首发球员比预期更早地回到场上。
当“外星人”重返赛场，马刺随即又打出一波流重新确立了两位数的领先。然而，快船并未就此罢休，在达里厄斯·加兰 (Darius Garland) 完成一次3+1后，分差再次回到两个球权。圣安东尼奥在比赛末段的进攻陷入混乱，仓促的出手给了快船多次逆袭的机会。最终，马刺凭借两次幸运的裁判哨声以及泰·卢 (Ty Lue) 挑战失败，才勉强守住119-115的胜利。
比赛笔记
- 马刺在开场四分钟还以3-17落后，半场结束时已以66-52领先。换句话说，他们在不到半场的时间里净胜快船28分。首节失分37分后，次节仅让对方得到15分。圣安东尼奥展现了随心所欲提升比赛等级的能力——这是顶级强队的标志——但他们需要保持专注并守住大比分领先，才能在今年真正的争冠征程中拥有机会。
- 文班在第二节因不慎踩到卡斯尔的脚扭伤了右脚踝。上周对阵丹佛时他正是因为同一部位伤势缺阵。不过，另一个角度的镜头显示，似乎只是他的球鞋滑落并呈诡异角度扭曲，而非脚部受伤。虽然文班留在场上完成了比赛，但在背靠背对阵萨克拉门托时，他是否会受到出场时间限制值得关注。
- 卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 的自信心与日俱增。单在第二节，他就展现了持球后撤步三分、冲击篮下自抢自补，并在反击中制造犯规。虽然决策能力仍不稳定（比如那个投丢的三分），但这会随时间改善。按照他本赛季的成长速度，布莱恩特可能会在季后赛中获得实质性的出场时间——这在去年10月是无法想象的。
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下场预告：周二客场挑战萨克拉门托
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Spurs escape with close victory in rollercoaster game against Clippers
Following a 5-1 home stand, the Spurs kicked off their road trip Monday night against a Kawhi-less Clippers team, narrowly escaping with a win.
The Spurs got off to a sluggish start, falling behind 17-3 in just the first four minutes of the game. It didn’t help that LAC started hot from deep, hitting three triples and directing their offense away from Wemby’s Go-Go Gadget arms. Following a timeout, San Antonio went on an 8-0 run to calm the Clippers’ storm. De’Aaron Fox and Stephon Castle got to the basket and scored at will, as they took advantage of LA’s lack of rim protection. The Spurs went 11-15 from two in just the first quarter, but 1-12 from deep kept them from blowing the doors wide open.
Defensively, the good guys weren’t bad, but LA’s hot shooting helped them score 37 in the opening frame alone. Thankfully, they soon grew cold, allowing San Antonio to go on a 15-0 run and lead for the first time. With Wemby back in the game, the Spurs also dominated the glass: San Antonio finished the first half with 12 offensive rebounds, and their inside dominance helped them turn a 14-point deficit into a 66-52 lead at halftime.
The Silver & Black continued to control play to start the third. LA couldn’t generate any offense with their shooting going cold and Wemby sealing off the basket, while the Spurs kept up their assault at the Clippers’ rim. As a result, San Antonio went on another run to push their lead to 24, which seemed like an insurmountable deficit for LA. Unfortunately, the good guys seemed to think the same, as they took their foot off the gas after Wemby subbed out. The Clippers began scoring from inside the arc, which coincided with San Antonio getting careless with the ball and chucking up bad shots. In the blink of an eye, the home team had cut the lead down to 8, forcing Mitch Johnson to play Wemby and his starters more minutes than expected.
As soon as the Alien came back in the game, the Spurs went on another run to regain their double-digit lead.
However, LA would not go away, making it a two-possession game once again following a four-point play from Darius Garland. San Antonio’s late-game offense went into the gutter, forcing up bad shots and giving LA numerous chances to make a comeback. The Spurs needed two fortuitous foul calls from the refs and an unsuccessful challenge from Ty Lue to finally seal a 119-115 victory.
Game notes
- The Spurs trailed 17-3 just four minutes into the game before going into halftime up 66-52. In other words, they outscored the Clippers by 28 in under a half, and also conceded just 15 points in the second quarter after giving up 37 in the first. San Antonio levelled up at will — a hallmark of an elite team — but they’ll need to maintain focus and hold on to big leads in order to truly have a chance at winning the title this year.
- Wemby tweaked his right ankle in the second quarter after inadvertently stepping on Castle’s foot. That’s the same ankle that forced him to sit against Denver last week, but another angle seemed to show that it was his shoe that came off and twisted at an odd angle, and not his actual foot. Wemby did stay in the game, but it’ll be interesting to see if he’s on a minutes restriction against Sacramento given that it’s a back-to-back.
- Carter Bryant’s confidence is growing every game. In the second quarter alone, he took a self-created step back three, attacked the basket and put in his own rebound, and drew a foul going downhill in transition. The decision-making is still spotty (like the three, which he missed), but that will improve with time. At the rate he’s grown this season, Bryant might see some legitimate minutes in the playoffs — a scenario that was unfathomable in October.
Play of the game
Defense —> offense from Area 51. What more can you ask for?
VIC BLOCK. STEPH SPIN CYCLE. OMG.
— San Antonio Spurs (@ spurs) March 17, 2026
Next game: @ Sacramento on Tuesday
The Spurs are right back at it Tuesday night on the second half of a back-to-back against the lowly Kings.
By Bill Huan, via Pounding The Rock