By Marilyn Dubinski | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-03-26 02:30:35
又是一个实力较弱且阵容不整的对手，马刺又收获了一场大胜。看来圣安东尼奥已经不再轻视弱旅，他们延续了横扫一切对手的势头，无论对方强弱。这一次，孟菲斯灰熊成了牺牲品。尽管马刺在首节打出 38-19 的开局后确实有些松懈，并在第二节“断电”，但他们在第三节带着全新的专注度归来，彻底终结了比赛。第三节简直是一场扣篮和三分球的集锦盛宴，马刺最终以 123-98 获胜。
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 领衔马刺七人得分上双，他砍下 19 分、15 个篮板、7 次盖帽、3 次助攻和 3 次抢断。（如果第四节还需要他上场的话，拿到三双或 5×5 数据的概率会相当大。）GG·杰克逊 (GG Jackson) 为阵容严重受损的灰熊队贡献了 20 分和 7 个篮板。
观察与总结
- 马刺现场播报员雅各布·托比 (Jacob Tobey) 今天早些时候在 X 上透露，至少在今年，地方转播机构将不会参与季后赛首轮（或任何季后赛）的转播。我猜这是由于 NBA 现在与众多不同的流媒体服务签有合同（这因影响普通观众而招致批评），但我个人会很想念他们。作为 League Pass 的用户，我不得不忍受很多并不了解情况的全美直播解说员（或者是对方球队的解说员，比如 Prime 转播时）。我知道雅各布和肖恩·埃利奥特 (Sean Elliott) 也受到过不少批评，但至少在 90% 的时间里，他们带给马刺球迷的观赛体验要优于其他选择。
- 随着常规赛接近尾声，“轮休大战”仍在继续，这次轮到达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 和卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 处理他们的小伤病了（分别是下背部和右膝）。这在第一节几乎没有产生任何影响。马刺开局 13 投 10 中，包括一波连中 8 球和 17-0 的高潮。面对这支最强球员仅是新秀塞德里克·科沃德 (Cedric Coward) 的倒霉灰熊，马刺上演了一场扣篮和三分盛宴。（哦，还有泰·吉布森 (Taj Gibson)！谁知道他还在联盟里？）总的来说，马刺在首节 24 投 15 中，在 12 分钟后以 38-19 领先。有一段时间，场面看起来会更糟，孟菲斯在前九分钟只得到 9 分，但他们投中了几记三分球，让比分显得没那么难看。
- 在经历了首节美妙的球权移动后，马刺的进攻在第二节跌入谷底，前六分钟仅得 5 分，单节仅得 19 分。但由于马刺的防守，尤其是文班封盖了孟菲斯的所有出手，灰熊仅将分差缩小了 6 分。不过，马刺在半场休息时领会了意图，回归后重新开始了传导、配合、扣篮和得分。凭借文班在第三节末的一记压哨三分，马刺单节打出 41-20，以 98-64 领先并锁定胜局。
- 整场比赛充满了隔人暴扣。光凭记忆，我就能想起文班、斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)、朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)、德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell)、凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 和卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 的精彩扣篮。我会让明天的集锦来展示这一切，但天哪，我不确定以前是否在一场比赛中见过这么多不同球员完成扣篮。
- 我 know 马刺的巅峰期并没有完全与贾·莫兰特 (Ja Morant) 时代的灰熊巅峰期重合，但无论是马克·加索尔 (Marc Gasol)、扎克·兰多夫 (Zach Randolph)、莫兰特还是小贾伦·杰克逊 (Jaren Jackson Jr.)，孟菲斯在过去 15 年里总能成为马刺的眼中钉。甚至在去年，当他们也是联盟中伤病最严重的球队，且阵容通常由小杰克逊（现效力于犹他）和一群 G 联赛球员组成时，他们也能让马刺为了胜利拼尽全力。因此，在那个球馆看到对这支球队进行这样的降维打击，感觉有点超现实。
- 尽管剩余赛程更艰难，但我不认为雷霆会在剩下的九场比赛中比马刺多输两场，从而让马刺追平战绩并夺得榜首位置。但要想有机会，他们总得输掉比赛，而他们今晚终于在波士顿输了。（反向毒奶已启动。）你现在还不必放弃关注排名。此外，只要马刺再赢一场或湖人再输一场，马刺就将锁定第二种子席位，因为马刺在双方的交锋战绩中也占优。
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San Antonio vs. Memphis, Final Score: Spurs blow out short-handed Grizzlies, 123-98
Another inferior, short-handed opponent, another Spurs blowout victory. It seems San Antonio is done taking lesser teams lightly as they continued their trend of blowing everyone out, both good and bad. This time, the Memphis Grizzlies were the victim. While the Spurs admittedly got complacent and took the second quarter off after a 38-19 start, they came back out with renewed focus to put the game away for good in the third, which was one massive highlight reel of dunks and threes, for the 123-98 win.
Victor Wembanyama led seven Spurs in double figures with 19 points, 15 rebounds, 7 blocks, 3 assists and 3 steals. (The odds of a triple-double and/or 5×5 game would have been pretty decent had he be needed in the fourth quarter.) GG Jackson led the severely short-handed Grizzles with 20 points and 7 rebounds.
Observations
- Spurs play-by-play announcer Jacob Tobey revealed on X earlier today that at least for this year, the local broadcasters will not be doing the first round of the playoffs (or any postseason at all). I’m guessing this is a result of the NBA having contracts with so many different streaming services now (which has drawn criticism for the impact on everyday viewers), but I for one will miss them. As a League Pass user, I’ve had to put up with listening to a lot of national announcers (or the other team’s announcers, in Prime’s case) who don’t know what they’re talking about. I know Jacob and Sean Elliott get their share of flack, but they’re better for the Spurs viewing experience than the other options at least 90% of the time.
- As the regular season winds down and the rest-a-thon continues, it was De’Aaron Fox and Luke Kornet’s turn to nurse their boo-boos (lower back and right knee, respectively). It hardly mattered in the first quarter. The Spurs hit 10-13 to start the game, including 8 makes in a row and went on a 17-0 run. It was a dunk and three-fest against the hapless Grizzlies, whose best available player was rookie Cedric Coward. (Oh, and Taj Gibson! Who knew he was still around?) Overall, the Spurs shot 15-24 to lead 38-19 after 12 minutes. For a while, it was looking like it would be worse, with Memphis stuck at 9 points nine minutes in, but they hit a few threes to make it look less terrible.
- After all that beautiful ball movement in the first quarter, the Spurs’ offense fell off a cliff as they only scored 5 points across the first six minutes and 19 overall in the second, but the Grizzlies only managed to put a six-point dent in the lead because of the Spurs’ defense, especially Wemby with swatting everything Memphis put up. But, the Spurs got the message at halftime and returned to wheeling, dealing, dunking and scoring, outscoring the Grizzlies 41-20 on a Wemby buzzer-beater three to get up 98-64 and put the game away
- This whole game was about posterizations. Just off the top of my head, I remember massive dunks from Wemby, Stephon Castle, Julian Champagnie, Devin Vassell, Keldon Johnson and Carter Bryant. I’ll let Highlights take care of showing them all off tomorrow, but goodness, I’m not sure I’ve seen so many dunks from different players in one game before.
- I know the Spurs’ peak didn’t exactly combine with the Ja Morant-era Grizzlies’ peak, but whether it was Marc Gasol, Zach Randolph, Morant or Jaren Jackson Jr., Memphis has found a way to be a thorn in their side for the last 15 years. Even last year, when they were also the most injured team in the league and often JJJ (who is now with Utah) plus a G-League group, they found ways to make the Spurs work for the win. As a result, watching this kind of onslaught against this team in that arena feels kind of surreal.
- Despite having a harder remaining schedule, I don’t foresee the Thunder losing two more games than the Spurs with nine remaining to allow them to tie things up and take the top seed, but they had to lose someday for there to be a chance, and they finally did tonight in Boston. (Reverse jinx activated.) You don’t have to give up standings watching just yet. Also, one more Spurs win or Lakers loss will clinch the second seed for the Spurs, since they also hold the tiebreaker in that series.
By Marilyn Dubinski, via Pounding The Rock