马刺 vs 公牛 129 - 114 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Gary Quan | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-03-31 02:33:46
在上半场，芝加哥公牛 (29-46) 和圣安东尼奥马刺 (57-18) 交替打出进攻高潮——有时甚至是连续的冲击。最终，马刺凭借第二节 35-19 的攻势拉开了分差，这主要归功于超级巨星维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 的统治力以及出色的后卫组合——斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 和迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)。在前 24 分钟的比赛中，马刺以 31-18 的篮板优势领先，并成功将这一差距保持到了下半场（三节结束后为 41-23，全场总计 55-35）。
圣安东尼奥由文班亚马（41 分、16 篮板、3 盖帽）和卡斯尔（19 分、8 助攻、8 篮板）领衔。朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)（13 分、8 篮板、3 助攻）克服了开局的低迷，而凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)（15 分）和哈珀（13 分、6 篮板）在第二节的冲刺阶段起到了至关重要的作用。
前马刺球员特雷·琼斯 (Tre Jones)（23 分、3 助攻）在公牛的失利中表现不俗。伦纳德·米勒 (Leonard Miller)（21 分、7 篮板）在进攻端为公牛提供了巨大的助力，而科林·塞克斯顿 (Collin Sexton)（20 分）的表现看起来就像是在与罗布·迪林汉姆 (Rob Dillingham) 竞争出场时间。
在开场的前 6 分多钟里，文班亚马几乎参与了每一个关键回合——拿下了 10 分、5 篮板和 1 次盖帽。从琼斯的抢断反身上篮开始，芝加哥的先发阵容多点开花，并通过更出色的外线投射在首节多次取得领先。琼斯利用他对这片篮筐的熟悉程度领跑公牛得分榜，但圣安东尼奥在首节结束时仍以 29-28 领先。
尽管第二节开局进攻势头略有停滞，但两队——尤其是马刺的卡斯尔和公牛的米勒——很快恢复了得分节奏。圣安东尼奥通过减少空位投篮的防守漏洞并封堵突破路线，逐渐扩大了领先优势。在投进两记三分后，卡斯尔利用外线投篮的威胁，多次助攻马刺内线球员在篮下得分，马刺还受益于进入犯规加罚阶段来巩固优势。虽然旧将琼斯为芝加哥完成了上半场的最后一次得分，但正是马刺最耀眼的球星文班亚马命中三分，让马刺以 64-47 领先进入半场休息。
虽然看起来就像是同一个扣篮视频在不断重播，但文班亚马在第三节开局阶段确实上演了一连串令人印象深刻的个人扣篮秀，圣安东尼奥将领先优势扩大到了 25 分。与此同时，琼斯似乎是唯一能对马刺做出有效反击的先发球员。琼斯在该节末段发起了一波 10-0 的攻势，但芝加哥也仅能将分差缩小到 19 分。圣安东尼奥以 20 分的优势进入第四节。
观察笔记
- 乔治·“冰人”·格文。
- 公牛和黄蜂是 NBA 仅有的两支能驾驭细条纹球衣风格的球队。
- 哇——周六晚上的压轴戏是雷霆对阵活塞！
- 周六航班上坐在我旁边的那位先生（戴着亚利桑那大学的帽子）在四个小时的航程中大半时间都在夸赞卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)。显然，作为一名校友，他很高兴看到野猫队球员加盟圣安东尼奥的传统得以延续。
- 德文的努力：在垃圾时间里，德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 投丢了一个后仰跳投，但在退防过程中，他从未放弃防守，并成功扇飞了布泽利斯的抛投（虽然被吹了干扰球）。
- 戴头带的哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) —— 三分球 2 投 0 中。#可怜的家伙
- 本场最佳回合 #1：上半场末段的一次顽强防守促成了巴恩斯的抢断，文班亚马发现右侧快下的卡斯尔，后者完成了一个足以让多米尼克·威尔金斯 (Dominique Wilkins) 感到自豪的双脚起跳暴扣。
- 本场最佳回合 #2：虽然我们早已习惯了文班亚马在篮筐附近的伟大表现，但 NBC 的转播团队在肯定圣安东尼奥侧翼球员为他传球的无私精神方面做得非常出色。（那个新秀赛季屡屡尝试却找不到文班亚马的记忆似乎已经很遥远了）。
比赛综述
在公牛队 72 秒内第二次冲击篮筐得分后，约翰逊教练叫了一个颇有波波维奇风格的暂停。圣安东尼奥在开场的前几次进攻中让文班亚马在右侧腰位接球，但这位前锋随后在油漆区正面的三个不同位置连续四次得手。芝加哥通过突破得分相对轻松，并多次取得微弱领先。艾萨克·奥科罗 (Isaac Okoro) 和塞克斯顿接连命中三分让公牛领先 3 分，但哈珀随即以一波迅猛的连得 7 分予以回应。尽管外线投篮开局非常糟糕，圣安东尼奥——从哈珀的得分开始到约翰逊的三分结束——以 1 分优势结束首节。
除了巴恩斯的前 3 分和约什·吉迪 (Josh Giddey) 一个别扭的抛投外，第二节前三分钟出现了得分荒。随后闸门大开，米勒凭借精准的投篮得分上双，而吉迪也找到了节奏。尚帕尼命中了一个抛投和一记底角三分，卡斯尔也投进了他的第一个三分。卡斯尔几秒钟后的接球跳投三分让马刺取得了当时最大的领先优势（8 分）。圣安东尼奥在半场结束前打出了攻防两端表现最好的几分钟，而公牛则明显开始强行进攻。除了约翰逊的一次得分外，文班亚马和卡斯尔包揽了圣安东尼奥其余的得分，带领球队在半场结束时领先 17 分。
文班亚马在第三节个人连得 12 分的爆发让公牛陷入困境，而瓦塞尔在那波攻势中也令人欣慰地命中了个人首个三分。在重新上场几秒钟后，米勒又为芝加哥命中一记三分。哈珀随后个人快速得到 4 分，20 多分的巨大领先优势让马刺能够尝试不同的阵容组合。
如需了解公牛队球迷的观点，请访问 Blog A Bull。
圣安东尼奥马刺将于周三晚 CDT 时间晚上 9:00 在 ESPN 挑战德雷蒙德·格林和金州勇士。
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San Antonio vs. Chicago, Final Score: Spurs and Wemby rein in Bulls 129-114
In a first half characterized by alternating runs — somtimes back-to-back — from Chicago (29-46) and San Antonio (57-18), it was the Spurs that pulled away behind a 35-19 second quarter — specifically the dominance of superstar Victor Wembanyama and stellar guards — Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper. The Spurs held a 31-18 rebound edge through the first 24 minutes of action, and managed to build on that disparity well into the second half (41-23 after three and 55-35 total).
San Antonio was led by Wembanyama (41 points, 16 rebounds, and 3 blocks) and Castle (19 points, 8 assists, and 8 rebounds). Julian Champagnie (13 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 assists) worked through a sluggish start, and Keldon Johnson (15 points) and Harper (13 points and 6 rebounds) were crucial during that second quarter push.
Former Spur Tre Jones (23 points and 3 assists) performed well enough for Chicago in the loss. Leonard Miller (21 points and 7 rebounds) had an outsized impact offenisvely for the Bulls, while Collin Sexton (20 points) played like he was competing with Rob Dillingham for playing time.
Wembanyama figured in on nearly every consequential play for the first 6+ minutes of action — putting up 10 points, 5 rebounds, and a block for measure. Starting with Jones’ steal and reverse, Chicago spread its production out among the starters, and shot better from distance to stake itself to leads throughout the stanza. Jones took advantage of his familiarity with the rims to lead the Bulls in scoring, but San Antonio still went to the second period up 29-28.
Despite a brief halting of the offensive momentum to start the second, both teams — particularly Castle for San Antonio and Miller for Chicago — resumed the scoring pace. San Antonio was able to build its lead by cutting down the amount of open shots conceded and walling off driving lanes. After seeing two triples go down, Castle leveraged the threat of his outside shot to find San Antonio’s bigs deep in the paint, and the Spurs benefitted from entering the foul bonus to pad their advantage. Though an old Spur (Jones) scored last for Chicago, it was the brightest Spur (Wembanyama) that hit a three to send the Spurs to halftime up 64-47.
Though they looked like one YouTube video repeating the same dunk, Wembanyama strung together an impressive solo reel of dunks at the start of the third period, and San Antonio ran their lead up to 25. Meanwhile, Jones seemed like the only starter able to counter the Spurs meaningfully. Jones kickstarted a 10-0 run late in the frame, and yet Chicago could only draw within 19. San Antonio went to the fourth up 20.
Observations
- George ‘The Iceman’ Gervin.
- The Bulls and Hornets were the only NBA teams that could pull off the pinstripe look.
- Wow – a nightcap of Thunder and Pistons!
- The gentleman next to me on my flight Saturday (wearing a University of Arizona cap) gushed about Carter Bryant for the better part of the four hour trip. Apparently he was very happy as an alum to see the line of Wildcat players coming to San Antonio continue.
- Devin’s Deeds: Well into garbage time, Vassell clanked a fadeaway jumper, and in folllowing him back downcourt, he never gave up on the play and managed to swat away Buzelis’ floater (that was called for goaltending).
- Harrison Barnes WITH headband – 0 for 2 from three. #pobrecito
- Sequence of the Game #1: Some dogged defense later in the first half led to a Barnes steal, and Wembanyama spotted a streaking Castle down the right side for a slam off of two feet that Dominique Wilkins would have been proud of.
- Sequence of the Game #2: Though we’ve long been accustomed to Wembanyama’s greatness around the rim, the NBC broadcast team did a great job of affirming the unselifhness involved in San Antonio’s wings setting him up. (That rookie season of futile attempts to find Wembanyama seems like a distant memory).
Game Rundown
After the Bulls’ second basket at the rim in 72 seconds, Coach Johnson called a Pop-like timeout. San Antonio started the first couple of possessions with Wembanyama on the right block, but the forward succeeded four times from three different spots straightaway in the painted area. Chicago had a moderately easy time getting buckets on drives and held a slight advantage on several occasions. Successive triples from Isaac Okoro and Sexton put the Bulls up three, but those were immediately matched by a lightning fast seven point burst from Harper. Despite a very poor outside shooting start, San Antonio — starting with Harper’s scoring and ending with a Keldon Johnson three — left it up one.
Aside from Barnes’ first three points and an awkward Giddey floater, there was a scoring drought spanning the first three minutes of the second period. Then the floodgates shot open, as Miller got to double digits scoring with some sneaky hot shooting, while Giddey found his groove, as well. Champagnie saw a floater and a corner three go down, while Castle saw his first three go down, too. Castle’s catch-and-shoot three seconds later gave the Spurs their biggest lead (eight) to that point. San Antonio played its best two-way minutes to end the half, as the Bulls found themselves forcing things more noticeably. Aside from a Johnson score, Wembanyama and Castle carried the rest of San Antonio’s production to lead by 17 at the break.
Wembanyama’s personal 12-point burst in the third put the Bulls on the ropes, while Vassell encouragingly hit his first three during that barrage, too. Seconds after his re-entry, Miler hit yet another three for Chicago. Harper put up two quick scores on his own, and the comfortable 20+ point cushion allowed for the Spurs to try out different line-ups.
For the Bulls fan’s perspective, please visit Blog A Bull.
San Antonio takes on Draymond Green and the Golden State Warriors Wednesday night at 9:00 PM CDT on ESPN.
By Gary Quan, via Pounding The Rock