马刺 vs 掘金 118 - 128 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-04-12 22:44:19
2026年4月12日，周日，在圣安东尼奥弗罗斯特银行中心，丹佛掘金队前锋大卫·罗迪 (David Roddy) (45) 和后卫柯蒂斯·琼斯 (Curtis Jones) (1) 防守圣安东尼奥马刺队后卫德阿隆·福克斯 (De’aaron Fox) (4)。马刺最终以118-128不敌掘金。
丹佛掘金队在周日的常规赛收官战中表现得颇为淡定，他们满足于以西部第四种子的身份进入季后赛。
但马刺队却没打算让他们如愿。
在两队主力及关键球员均缺阵的情况下，丹佛最终以128-118击败马刺，锁定了季后赛的种子排位。
现在，季后赛的征程正式开启。
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 本场没有出战，在季后赛开始前额外获得了一天时间来休养他酸痛的肋骨。丹佛掘金的全明星中锋尼古拉·约基奇 (Nikola Jokic) 周日仅出战了半场，这足以确保他完成本赛季第65次出场，从而保留评选季后赛奖项的资格。
掘金队还轮休了贾马尔·穆雷 (Jamal Murray)、艾伦·戈登 (Aaron Gordon)、卡梅隆·约翰逊 (Cam Johnson)、小蒂姆·哈达威 (Tim Hardaway Jr.) 和克里斯蒂安·布劳恩 (Christian Braun)，因为他们深知，如果输球且湖人击败犹他爵士，他们的排名将跌至第四。
尽管如此，凭借朱利安·斯特劳瑟 (Julian Strawther) 砍下的25分以及前述约基奇贡献的23分，丹佛依然赢得了比赛。马刺方面，德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 得到24分，德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 贡献19分，凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 拿到18分。
但这并不足以让他们击败阵容不整的掘金队。掘金是自3月1日以来唯一击败过马刺的球队，且在此期间已经三次战胜马刺。
以下是周日失利后的三大总结，马刺本赛季以62胜20负的战绩收官，追平了队史第三高胜场纪录：
- 马刺的中锋轮换将在季后赛迎来利好
由于文班亚马周日因肋骨酸痛休战，首席替补卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 也因肩部轻伤缺阵，马刺在对阵掘金时显得内线捉襟见肘。
梅森·普拉姆利 (Mason Plumlee) 自加盟马刺以来首次出任首发中锋，俾斯麦·比永博 (Bismack Biyombo) 则作为替补登场。在比赛的大部分时间里，马刺甚至排出了由身高6尺6寸的卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 顶在中锋位置的小个阵容。
即便约基奇只为丹佛打了半场，身材处于劣势的马刺内线仍频频被打爆。
不过，一旦下周末季后赛开打，这就不再是太大的问题。
文班亚马结束了他的第三个NBA赛季，场均贡献25分、11.5个篮板和3.1次盖帽，成为联盟历史上第六位在单赛季达到这一数据的球员。
上一位达成此成就的是1999-2000赛季效力于洛杉矶湖人队的沙奎尔·奥尼尔 (Shaquille O’Neal)。
而文班亚马是唯一一位在场均出场时间不足30分钟的情况下达到这些门槛的球员。
这位全明星中锋的工作量将在季后赛开始后增加，他的基础数据也可能会迎来爆发式增长。
2. 这对西部竞争格局意味着什么？
周日全联盟的比赛结果在很大程度上廓清了西部季后赛的对阵形势。丹佛锁定了3号种子，这为他们可能在第二轮与马刺相遇埋下了伏笔。
在其他场次中，波特兰开拓者击败萨克拉门托国王，升至第八位，从而终结了洛杉矶快船争夺该位置的希望。
最终结果是：马刺将在自2019年以来的首场季后赛中，对阵周二菲尼克斯太阳与波特兰开拓者之间附加赛的胜者。
无论马刺的对手是谁，季后赛首战都定于周日晚上8点在弗罗斯特银行中心开打。
3. 马刺致敬两位“铁人”
本赛季结束时，全联盟共有18名球员打满了全部82场比赛。其中三名球员参与了周日在弗罗斯特银行中心的这场较量。
马刺队拥有两位“铁人”：朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 连续第二个赛季全勤，而凯尔登·约翰逊则是职业生涯首次达成这一成就。
布鲁斯·布朗 (Bruce Brown) 周日代表丹佛出战了本赛季的第82场比赛。
尚帕尼是自帕蒂·米尔斯 (Patty Mills) 在2017-18和2018-19赛季连续全勤以来，首位连续两个赛季打满82场比赛的马刺球员。
马刺主帅米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 赞扬了这两位铁人的耐用性。
“拥有这些稳定的拼图，是我们能取得今天成就的重要原因，”约翰逊表示，“这些家伙每晚都准时出现在球场工作，这意义重大。”
由生成式人工智能翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。
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3 Takeaways as Spurs fall to Nuggets in season finale
Denver Nuggets forward David Roddy (45) and guard Curtis Jones (1) guard San Antonio Spurs guard De’aaron Fox (4) at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Sunday, April 12, 2026. The Spurs fell to the Nuggets, 128-118.
The Denver Nuggets came into Sunday’s regular-season finale content to head into the playoffs as the No. 4 seed in the Western Conference.
The Spurs declined to let them.
With starters and key players out for both teams, Denver dealt the Spurs a 128-118 defeat that solidified postseason seeding.
Now it’s on to the playoffs.
Victor Wembanyama did not play for the Spurs, grabbing an extra day to rest his sore ribs before the postseason begins. Denver All-Star center Nikola Jokic played only a half Sunday, just enough to secure his 65th appearance of the season and remain eligible for postseason awards.
The Nuggets also sat Jamal Murray, Aaron Gordon, Cam Johnson, Tim Hardaway Jr and Christian Braun, knowing a loss combined with the Lakers win over Utah would have dropped them to fourth.
Denver won anyway behind 25 points from Julian Strawther and 23 from the aforementioned Jokic. The Spurs got 24 points from De’Aaron Fox, 19 from Devin Vassell and 18 from Keldon Johnson.
It wasn’t enough to get them past the short-handed Nuggets, who are the only team to have beaten the Spurs since March 1. Denver has done it three times in that span.
Here are three takeaways from Sunday’s defeat, which ended the Spurs’ season at 62-20, tied for the third-most wins in club history:
- Spurs’ center rotation will be better for the playoffs
With Wembanyama out Sunday to rest his sore ribs and top back Luke Kornet sidelined with a minor shoulder injury, the Spurs were somewhat shorthanded against the Nuggets.
Mason Plumlee started at center for the first time since joining the Spurs. Bismack Biyombo saw minutes behind him. The Spurs went small for swaths of the game with 6-6 Carter Bryant at center.
Even with Jokic only playing one half for Denver, the undersized Spurs were oft-abused in the paint.
That will be less of a problem once the postseason begins next weekend.
Wembanyama finished his third NBA season by averaging 25 points, 11.5 rebounds and 3.1 blocks per game, becoming the sixth player in league annals to reach those marks in the same season.
The most recent was Shaquille O’Neal for the Los Angeles Lakers in 1999-2000.
Wembanyama is the only player to hit those thresholds while averaging fewer than 30 minutes per game.
The All-Star center’s workload is set to increase once the playoffs begin. His counting stats could skyrocket as well.
2. What it means in Western Conference race?
Sunday’s outcomes across the league went a long way toward clearing up the Western Conference playoff pairings. Denver secured the No. 3 seed, setting up a potential second-round matchup with the Spurs.
Elsewhere, Portland’s victory over Sacramento put the Trail Blazers eighth place, eliminating the Los Angeles Clippers from contention for that spot.
The upshot is this: The Spurs will face the winner of Tuesdays’ play-in game between Phoenix and Portland in their first playoff game since 2019.
No matter the Spurs’ opponent, Game 1 is set for Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Frost Bank Center.
3. Spurs toast a pair of Iron Men
The season ended with 18 NBA players appearing in all 82 games. Three of them were involved in Sunday’s game at the Frost Bank Center.
The Spurs had a pair of an Iron Men, with Julian Champagnie reaching that number for the second season in a row and Keldon Johnson accomplishing it for the first time in his career.
Bruce Brown played in his 82nd game this season for Denver.
Champagnie is the first Spurs player to ring up back-to-back 82-game campaigns since Patty Mills did it in 2017-18 and 2018-19.
Spurs coach Mitch Johnson praised his two iron men for their durability.
“To have those consistent puzzle pieces is a huge part of why we are where we are,” Johnson said. “Those guys have shown up to work every single night and it goes a long way.”
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News