By Jacob Douglas | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-04-02 13:50:52
周三晚上，圣安东尼奥马刺队在对阵金州勇士队的比赛中拿下了十连胜。这是他们连续第六场以两位数的分差获胜。马刺队已经大约两周没有出现过个位数分差的胜利了。这支球队目前势头正盛，而这一切都由一个人引领：维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)。
这位圣安东尼奥的三年级大个子正在冲击MVP奖项，并在此过程中展现出统治级的得分表现。文班亚马连续第二场砍下41分的两双数据。尽管德雷蒙德·格林 (Draymond Green) 和勇士队竭尽全力，但他们依然无法延缓文班亚马的攻势。再一次，他将领衔我们的球员评分。
快速提醒：这些评分基于每位球员的场上表现，不局限于统计数据。“B”级代表球员个人的平均水平。
维克托·文班亚马
29分钟，41分，18篮板，3助攻，3盖帽，22投16中，三分球6投2中，+16
周三晚上的比赛基本上可以总结为：当文班亚马在场时，马刺队的领先优势就会扩大；当文班下场休息，分差就会缩小。勇士队在内线完全无法阻挡他。格林尝试了一种新策略，在中距离对文班采取收缩防守，理论上这很合理——总比让他杀入篮下要好。但文班把握住了每一次大空位的中距离投篮，基本上只要格林一收缩，马刺队就能稳拿两分。
这并不是文班亚马防守表现最好的一场。他有几次防守失位，在去封盖那些平时手到擒来的投篮时显得慢了一拍。但他在进攻端太具统治力了，而且他在场时比赛完全向圣安东尼奥倾斜，因此他理应获得最高评分。
**评分：A+
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)
25分钟，15分，3篮板，2助攻，3犯规，1失误，15投5中，三分球13投4中，+/- 0
俗话说得好，投手就是要投篮。在战胜金州勇士的比赛中，尚帕尼出手了很多次。确切地说是15次，其中13次是三分球。大多数出手都处于进攻体系的节奏中，他命中了4记三分。
我曾听过JJ·雷迪克 (JJ Redick) 谈论他的三分哲学。他说，如果你有40%的三分命中率，你每场至少应该投10个三分，因为理论上你应该能投进4个，也就是12分。看来尚帕尼采纳了雷迪克的建议。
评分： B-
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell)
28分钟，8分，2篮板，4助攻，1盖帽，2犯规，8投2中，三分球5投1中，+25
瓦塞尔最近陷入了一段低迷期。以前他的接球投篮机会几乎是稳拿分的，但现在他手感冰凉。令人欣慰的是，在投篮不准时，他更多地参与到了传球中。我非常喜欢他们执行的那种卷切掩护战术，既能让瓦塞尔获得中距离机会，也能给文班送出空接。在那次配合中，他助攻维克托完成空接，展现出了良好的意识——把球交给篮下那个7英尺4英寸的大个子是更好的选择。
另外，我们能聊聊瓦塞尔在过去两场比赛中展现出的弹跳力吗？他在比赛后期高高跃起完成了一次封盖，而就在两天前，他因为做了几乎同样的动作被吹了干扰球。
评分： C
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)
33分钟，15分，7篮板，11助攻，1抢断，4失误，2犯规，9投4中，4投2中，+6
卡斯尔差一点又拿到了三双，但他需要打垃圾时间才能达成。在比赛早期，他出现了一些低级的失误，但当他送出11次助攻时，他的助失比看起来还是相当不错的。卡斯尔在禁区的终结能力仍有待提高，但他正在用三分线外的表现来弥补。现在，我们该称卡斯尔为接球投篮威胁了吗？自全明星周末以来，他在70次三分出手中的命中率达到了41%。
评分： B
德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)
25分钟，11分，4篮板，4助攻，2抢断，1失误，2犯规，7投4中，三分球2投1中，+30
在经历了一个艰难的周一之后，福克斯在对阵勇士的比赛中迎来了反弹。他在防守端表现出色，在外线死缠勇士队的后卫，并完成了几次切球抢断。福克斯在进攻端的参与度并不高，但他杀入禁区的频率更加稳定了。当文班亚马处于这种火热状态时，球队的首要任务似乎就是把球交给他。福克斯在配合超级巨星、让他引领球队方面做得非常出色。
评分： B
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
27分钟，13分，6篮板，3助攻，1抢断，1犯规，7投4中，三分球6投3中，-7
巴恩斯在周三也迎来了一场反弹之战。感觉巴恩斯总是出现在正确的位置，去争抢地板球或进攻篮板。他投中了50%的三分球，并几次针对勇士队的强力扑防进行突破，从而站上罚球线。看到巴恩斯在选中他的球队面前大放异彩总是件好事。
评分： B
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
26分钟，11分，3篮板，1助攻，1失误，2犯规，11投3中，三分球6投2中，+7
感觉约翰逊只要上场就能轻而易举地在替补席砍下10分。这也是为什么他在FanDuel上以-200的赔率成为“年度最佳第六人”的热门人选。
周三并不是约翰逊表现最好的一场。他的投篮效率不高，且在三分线外有些犹豫。他在比赛中投了一次横移步三分，这可能是我本赛季第一次看到他在移动中出手三分。在这种分差下，他可以负担得起大量的三分出手。约翰逊在冲击篮筐并在禁区得分时效率要高得多。
评分： C
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)
17分钟，0分，3篮板，1助攻，1抢断，2盖帽，3投0中，三分球3投0中，+6
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 让我收回了上一场比赛的话，当时我说布莱恩特在季后赛轮换中被边缘化了。由于卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 缺阵，约翰逊让布莱恩特担任小球中锋。效果还不算太糟。布莱恩特不需要做太多的护筐工作，但他防守了多个位置并且顶住了压力。
他的跳投目前还是投不进。虽然他得到的机会并不多，但他错失了一些空位投篮，如果这些球能进，在全队健康时他或许能赢得更多的出场时间。
评分： C
梅森·普拉姆利 (Mason Plumlee)
7分钟，0分，1抢断，1失误，0投0中，-9
很难对普拉姆利苛求什么。他在今年没打多少比赛的情况下被签下，而且已经36岁了。但显而易见的是，当他在场时，金州勇士觉得他们可以肆意冲击篮筐。在他职业生涯的这个阶段，他在进攻端也提供不了什么帮助。在科内特缺阵的情况下，布莱恩特领衔的小球阵容比使用这位老将要有效得多。
评分： D–
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)
24分钟，13分，2篮板，5助攻，2抢断，3失误，4犯规，11投6中，三分球2投0中，-4
这场比赛哈珀看起来像个新秀。当然，他在篮下有一些令人印象深刻的终结，但他的护球和防守都没有达到他平时的水准。他传球过于随意，而且在防守时不犯规显得很吃力。
评分： C
周一伤病/缺阵名单： 卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)、哈里森·英格拉姆 (Harrison Ingram)、大卫·琼斯-加西亚 (David Jones-Garcia)、埃马努埃尔·米勒 (Emanuel Miller)
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Spurs vs. Warriors player grades: Victor Wembanyama drops 41 again
The San Antonio Spurs secured their tenth-straight victory on Wednesday night against the Golden State Warriors. It was their sixth-straight game winning by double-digits. The Spurs haven’t had a single-digit margin of victory in about two weeks. This team is rolling, and it is all led by one man: Victor Wembanyama.
San Antonio’s third-year big man is chasing the MVP award and putting up dominant scoring performances in the process. Wembanyama had a 41-point double-double for the second game in a row. Despite Draymond Green and the Warriors’ best efforts, they couldn’t do anything to slow Wembanyama down. Once again, he will headline our player grades.
As a quick reminder, these grades are based on each player’s on-court performance, going beyond just the stat sheet. A “B” grade represents the average performance for an individual.
Victor Wembanyama
29 minutes, 41 points, 18 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 blocks, 16-for-22 shooting, 2-for-6 threes, +16
Wednesday night’s game essentially broke down like this: when Wembanyama is on the court, the Spurs lead grows. Wembanyama leaves the game, and the lead shrinks. The Warriors couldn’t come close to stopping him inside. Green tried this new strategy where he would sag off Wembanyama in the mid-range, which, in theory, makes sense; it’s better than him getting to the rim. But Wemby nailed every wide-open mid-range shot, basically giving the Spurs two free points any time Green sagged off.
It wasn’t Wembanyama’s best defensive game. He was caught out of position a few times and looked a step slow on getting to shots he would usually erase. But he was so dominant on the other end, and the game swung so far in San Antonio’s direction when he was in the game, that he deserves the top grade.
**Grade:A+
Julian Champagnie
25 minutes, 15 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 3 fouls, 1 turnover, 5-for-15 shooting, 4-for-13 threes, +/- 0
What’s that old saying? Shooters shoot? Champagnie took a lot of shots in the win over Golden State. Fifteen to be exact, thirteen of them from three. Most of them were good shots in the flow of the offense, and he knocked down four threes.
I once heard JJ Reddick talk about his philosophy on getting up threes. He said that if you shoot 40% from deep, you should be shooting at least 10 threes a game, because in theory, you should make 4. That’s 12 points. It seems like Champagnie took Reddick’s advice.
Grade: B-
Devin Vassell
28 minutes, 8 points, 2 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 block, 2 fouls, 2-for-8 shooting, 1-for-5 threes, +25
It’s been a bit of a rough stretch for Vassell recently. It used to seem automatic when he would get a catch-and-shoot opportunity, but right now he’s hit a cold streak. It was encouraging to see him get more involved as a passer when the jumper wasn’t falling. I love that curl-screen action they run to either get Vassell a mid-range shot or find Wemby on a lob. He hit Vic for a lob on that play, showing some awareness that the better look is the 7-foot-4 big man at the rim.
Also, can we talk about how springy Vassell has looked in the last two games? He got UP for a block late in the game, just two nights after he got one called for goaltending by doing nearly the same thing.
Grade: C
Stephon Castle
33 minutes, 15 points, 7 rebounds, 11 assists, 1 steal, 4 turnovers, 2 fouls, 4-for-9 shooting, 2-for-4 threes, +6
Castle almost had a triple-double again, but he needed to play garbage time minutes to get there. Earlier in the game, he made some silly turnovers, but his assist-to-turnover ratio will look pretty good when he tosses 11 dimes. Castle’s finishing in the paint has still been just off a bit, but he’s making up for it at the three-point line. At this point, should we call Castle a catch-and-shoot threat? He’s knocked down 41% of his 70 three-point attempts since the All-Star break.
Grade: B
De’Aaron Fox
25 minutes, 11 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals, 1 turnover, 2 fouls, 4-for-7 shooting, 1-for-2 threes, +30
After a tough game on Monday, Fox bounced back against the Warriors. He was awesome defensively, hounding the Warriors’ guards on the perimeter and getting a few strip steals. Fox wasn’t heavily involved offensively, but he was getting into the paint a bit more consistently. When Wembanyama is on a roll like this, it seems like the team’s top priority is getting him the ball. Fox does a great job deferring to the superstar and letting him lead the way.
Grade: B
Harrison Barnes
27 minutes, 13 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal, 1 foul, 4-for-7 shooting, 3-for-6 threes, -7
Barnes also had a bounce-back game on Wednesday. It felt like Barnes was always right where he needed to be to grab a loose ball or offensive rebound. He knocked down 50% of his threes and attacked a few hard closeouts by the Warriors to get to the free-throw line. It’s always nice to see Barnes thrive against the team that drafted him.
Grade: B
Keldon Johnson
26 minutes, 11 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 turnover, 2 fouls, 3-for-11 shooting, 2-for-6 threes, +7
It feels like Johnson can roll out of bed and score 10 points off the bench. It’s part of the reason why he is the betting favorite for Sixth-Man of the Year on FanDuel at -200.
Wednesday wasn’t KJ’s best game. He was inefficient from the field and settled a bit from three-point range. He took a side step three at one point in the game, which might be the first time I’ve seen him shoot a three-pointer off movement this season. It was the kind of game where he could afford to take a lot of threes. Johnson is much more effective when he’s getting to the basket and scoring in the paint.
Grade: C
Carter Bryant
17 minutes, 0 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 steal, 2 blocks, 0-for-3 shooting, 0-for-3 threes, +6
Mitch Johnson made me eat my words from the last game when I said Bryant was getting squeezed out of the rotation for the playoffs. With Luke Kornet out, Johnson played Bryant as a small-ball center. The results weren’t all that bad. Bryant didn’t have to do much rim protection, but he guarded multiple positions and held his own.
His jump shot is just not falling right now. It’s not like he’s getting a lot of opportunities, but he’s missing some open shots that, if they were going down, could open up a pathway to more playing time when the full team is healthy.
Grade: C
Mason Plumlee
7 minutes, 0 points, 1 steal, 1 turnover, 0-for-o shooting, -9
It’s hard to hold anything against Plumlee. He was signed after not playing much basketball this year and is 36 years old. But it was evident that Golden State felt they could attack the rim when he was in the game. He also doesn’t provide much of anything offensively at this stage of his career. The small-ball lineup with Bryant was much more effective than going to the veteran in Kornet’s absence.
Grade: D–
Dylan Harper
24 minutes, 13 points, 2 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals, 3 turnovers, 4 fouls, 6-for-11 shooting, 0-for-2 threes, -4
This was a game where Harper looked like a rookie. Sure, he had some impressive finishes around the rim, but his ball security and defense were not up to his usual standards. He threw the ball away carelessly and had a hard time defending without fouling.
Grade: C
Monday’s Inactives: Luke Kornet, Harrison Ingram, David Jones-Garcia, Emanuel Miller
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