马刺 vs 掘金 118 - 128 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Stephen Michael | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-04-13 04:47:33
弗罗斯特银行中心（Frost Bank Center）落下的终场哨声对圣安东尼奥马刺而言并没有太多的紧迫感，但它依然具有象征意义。在周日这场常规赛收官战之前，马刺已经锁定了西部联盟第2号种子的席位。因此，在多名核心球员因轮休和伤病管理缺阵的情况下，马刺以118-128负于丹佛掘金。这场比赛既暴露了球队的弱点，也为即将到来的季后赛提供了参考视角。
尽管尼古拉·约基奇 (Nikola Jokić) 出场时间有限，但掘金依然掌控了比赛节奏，从未给马刺彻底反超的机会。约基奇在开场阶段就展现了统治力，在上半场便砍下23分和8个篮板，随后在确保了季后赛奖项评选资格后，整个下半场都坐在替补席上。
虽然除了约基奇之外的所有首发球员都缺阵，但掘金的配角阵容完成了致命一击。朱利安·斯特劳瑟 (Julian Strawther) 爆发砍下25分，而掘金的替补席在第二节掀起了决定性的攻势。在短短六分钟内，一波20-0的进攻高潮将一场势均力敌的较量变成了一场马刺无法逾越的苦战。
“我认为大家的努力程度始终如一，”马刺主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 表示。“现在是时候重新调整了，我们有五六天的时间来准备。我们需要做好准备，尽可能保持敏锐的状态。”
与此同时，马刺看起来更像是一支着眼于大局的球队。在缺少了维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 和卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 的情况下，马刺在防守和篮板保护上显得非常吃力。尽管如此，他们依然在进攻端打出了几次小高潮。达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 得到全队最高的24分，多名球员得分上双，展现了均衡但缺乏延续性的进攻火力。德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 和凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 也有关键贡献，帮助马刺在比赛后期缩小了分差，但始终未能真正威胁到对手。
每当马刺试图反扑，掘金总能给出回应。
掘金在下半场多次将领先优势扩大到两位数，依靠及时的投篮和二次进攻机会稳住局面。即便马刺在最后阶段发起冲锋将分差缩小到个位数，掘金的沉着冷静最终锁定了胜局。
这场失利让马刺的常规赛战绩定格在62胜20负，这不仅是一次华丽的转身，更比去年提升了整整34个胜场。更重要的是，这标志着一段漫长等待的结束——马刺自2019年以来首次重返季后赛。
“我们的心态已经切换到了季后赛模式，”马刺后卫斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 说道。“我们感到很兴奋，并期待能在季后赛走得更远。”
“无论如何，这就是季后赛篮球，”他补充道。“对我们来说，种子排位并不重要。就像米奇说的那样，赢下眼前的比赛就行，所以我们正专注于此。”
虽然这场收官战不会被视为决定性的时刻，但它确实提供了一次预演。如果这两支球队在季后赛再次相遇，容错率将会极低。
“这是了不起的一年，”马刺前锋卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 表示。“我准备好了，我为季后赛感到兴奋。”
周日晚上的比赛表明，即使是阵容不整的掘金也拥有足够的火力——以及深度——来挑战马刺。但对于马刺来说，真正的赛季才刚刚开始。
比赛笔记
- 卡特·布莱恩特正带着极度的自信在打球，这将使他在季后赛以及未来的岁月里成为一名危险的球员。他本场得到13分和3次盖帽。如果他在季后赛能打出这样的数据，他将成为马刺的秘密武器。
- 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔重回首发阵容，得到10分，但命中率仅为30%。
- 对于担心在第二轮遇到掘金的马刺球迷，让我们先专注于第一轮。此外，好的一面是，这已经是马刺在可预见的未来里最弱的状态了。在去年仅赢下34场比赛后，今年能以62胜20负收官，这简直不可思议。深呼吸，接下来的比赛会很有趣。
- 马刺在比赛后期曾有三次三分球机会可以缩小分差，但都没能投中。也许篮球之神想让他们在时隔6年的首次季后赛之旅中走一段更艰难的道路。
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Spurs close regular season with home loss to Nuggets
The final buzzer at the Frost Bank Center carried little urgency for the San Antonio Spurs—but it still told a story. San Antonio came into the regular season finale on Sunday already locked into the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference, so missing key pieces for rest and injury management, the Spurs fell 128-118 to the Denver Nuggets in a game exposed both vulnerability and perspective heading into the postseason.
Even with a limited run from Nikola Jokić, the Nuggets controlled stretches of the game and never fully let the Spurs recover. Jokić made his presence felt early, tallying 23 points and eight rebounds, all in the first half, before sitting in the second half after securing eligibility for postseason awards.
Despite missing all their starters, apart from Jokic, it was Denver’s supporting cast that delivered the knockout blows. Julian Strawther erupted for 25 points, while the Nuggets’ bench fueled a decisive second-quarter surge. A massive 20-0 run in a period of six minutes turned a competitive game into an uphill battle San Antonio couldn’t climb out of.
“I thought the effort was consistent,” Spurs Head Coach Mitch Johnson said. “It’s time to regroup and we’ve got five or six days to prepare. We need to be prepared and as sharp as we can.”
The Spurs, meanwhile, looked like a team managing the bigger picture. Without Victor Wembanyama and Luke Kornet, San Antonio struggled defensively and on the glass. Still, they found offense in spurts. De’Aaron Fox led the way with 24 points, while multiple players reached double figures in a balanced but inconsistent attack . Devin Vassell and Keldon Johnson added key contributions, helping the Spurs trim the deficit late, but never enough to truly threaten.
Every time San Antonio pushed, Denver answered.
The Nuggets stretched their lead to double digits multiple times in the second half, leaning on timely shooting and second-chance opportunities. Even as the Spurs made a late push to cut the margin to single digits, Denver’s composure sealed the outcome.
The loss snapped the regular season to a close at 62-20 for San Antonio, a remarkable turnaround and a 34-win improvement from the previous year. More importantly, it marked the end of a drought, sending the Spurs back to the playoffs for the first time since 2019.
“We’ve flipped our minds towards the playoffs,” Spurs guard Stephon Castle said. “We’re excited and we’re expecting to make a long run in it.”
“Regardless, it is playoff basketball,” he added. “Seeding to us really doesn’t matter. Like Mitch said, just win the game in front of you, so we’re focused on that.”
And while this finale won’t linger as a defining moment, it did offer a preview. If these two teams meet again in the postseason, the margin for error will be razor thin.
“It’s been a hell of a year,” Spurs forward Carter Bryant. “I’m ready. I’m excited for the postseason.”
Sunday night showed that even a shorthanded Denver squad has the firepower—and depth—to challenge San Antonio. But for the Spurs, the real season is just beginning.
Game Notes
- Carter Bryant is playing with supreme confidence and that’s going to make him a dangerous player come playoff time and for years to come. He finished with 13 points and three blocks. If he puts those kind of numbers up in the postseason, he will be a secret weapon for San Antonio.
- Stephon Castle made his return to the lineup, scoring 10 points on 30 percent shooting.
- For Spurs fans worried about Denver in round 2, let’s focus on round 1 first. Also, the bright side is that this is the worst the Spurs will be for the foreseeable future. The fact they finished 62-20 after winning just 34 games a year ago is insane. Breathe. It’s going to be fun .
- The Spurs had three chances from the three-point line late to cut into Denver’s lead and couldn’t convert. The basketball Gods might have wanted them to take the hard road for their first playoff run in 6 years.
By Stephen Michael, via Pounding The Rock