马刺 @ 开拓者 120 - 108 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-04-25 02:29:09
2026年4月24日，星期五，在波特兰摩达中心举行的NBA季后赛首轮第三场圣安东尼奥马刺队对阵波特兰开拓者队的比赛中，马刺队后卫迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) (2) 在第三节比赛中。马刺以 120-108 击败了开拓者。
俄勒冈州波特兰讯——周五清晨，尽管维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 能否出战这场马刺赛季最重要的比赛在官方层面仍是一个问号，但新秀后卫迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 努力保持乐观。
也许文班亚马无法及时通过脑震荡保护协议，从而获准参加在波特兰举行的第三场比赛。也许他能通过。
无论如何，哈珀誓言要做好准备。
“显然我们希望他能上场，”哈珀说道，“如果真的出现了他无法上场的情况，那就是‘下一个人站出来’的问题。”
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 砍下 33 分，哈珀贡献了赛季新高的 27 分外加 10 个篮板，帮助马刺在第三节克服了 15 分的落后劣势，重新夺回了主场优势。
“Yeah, Wemby can’t believe it.”
https://t.co/7BTvywqx5h pic.twitter.com/YEPk15yOa4
— NBA (@ NBA) April 25, 2026
马刺在没有文班亚马的情况下获胜——他在周二第二场失利的第二节中遭遇了脑震荡——这让这场胜利显得更加难能可贵。
“我认为我们掌控了比赛，”马刺主帅米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 表示，“我们只是坚持了下来。”
在周五的大部分时间里，由于正在接受 NBA 的脑震荡保护协议程序，文班亚马的状态一直被列为出战成疑。
最终，他在开球前约一小时被确认缺阵。
当他们的全明星中锋穿着一件五彩斑斓的毛衣坐在替补席上时，马刺完成了一场足以载入史册的胜利。
哈珀是马刺反击的核心，他在第三节砍下了 12 分。他离追平托尼·帕克 (Tony Parker) 保持的马刺队史 20 岁球员季后赛单场最高得分纪录仅差一个进球。
帕克曾在 2003 年季后赛中两次砍下 29 分。
“当我上场时，我最大的关注点就是不要试图一口气解决战斗，而是努力成为那个上场拼搏、充满活力的球员，”哈珀说道，“一旦我开始这样做，我认为比赛自然而然就打开了局面。”
尽管朱·霍勒迪 (Jrue Holiday) 砍下 29 分，斯库特·亨德森 (Scoot Henderson) 得到 21 分，但马刺依然赢得了胜利。他们连续第二场比赛让开拓者的全明星球员德尼·阿夫迪亚 (Deni Avdija) 打得很难受，后者全场 15 投仅 3 中。
阿夫迪亚通过 16 罚 12 中，勉强将当晚的得分提高到了 19 分。
马刺希望在周日于摩达中心举行的第四场比赛中取得 3-1 的决定性领先优势。
以下是周五这场缺少文班的胜利中的三大看点：
1. 赢得胜利，马刺为文班争取了时间
决定让文班亚马休战是一个容易做出的决定，而且这在很大程度上也不由马刺掌控。
NBA 很大程度上控制着脑震荡保护协议，这意味着文班亚马必须得到马刺队医和联盟相关人员的双重许可。
周五他没能通过许可或许是一件好事，这样他就无法对缺阵的决定提出异议。
相反，文班亚马获得了至少额外两天的脑震荡恢复时间。马刺赢球后以 2-1 领先，无论第四场发生什么，他们都已经完成了夺回主场优势的首要任务。
这让马刺在周日的比赛前处于一个有趣的十字路口。
既然已经在波特兰赢下了一场，马刺可以选择在第四场继续让文班亚马休战，即使他通过了脑震荡协议。
这样可以让这位全明星中锋在下周二回到圣安东尼奥进行的第五场比赛前获得额外的两天休息。
无论如何，文班亚马在第四场比赛前的状态都值得关注。
2. 新秀们打出了成熟的表现
在本赛季早些时候，同时派上两名新秀的想法曾让米奇·约翰逊感到非常担忧。
但在周五，他有时别无选择。马刺队这两位最年轻的球员让他们的教练看起来像个天才。
哈珀在第三节砍下了 12 分，在马刺从落后 15 分到领先 15 分的这波攻势中留下了深刻的烙印。
这位 20 岁的后卫推快了节奏，频繁走上罚球线（第三节 6 罚 5 中），并帮助马刺在进攻陷入停滞的阶段维持了局面。
马刺后卫迪伦·哈珀谈到马努·吉诺比利的影像以及作为替补的心态：“我和他坐下来聊了聊。显然，我现在的角色是我不习惯的，但他把‘你必须以任何方式影响比赛’这个念头植入了我的脑海。” pic.twitter.com/kQe5QD2RG1
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) April 25, 2026
哈珀的 27 分是他职业生涯的新高。加上 10 个篮板，这让他拿到了 NBA 生涯的第一个两双。
而且这发生在一场战平的季后赛系列赛的第三场。
还有卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)，虽然他的数据在统计表上并不显眼（3 分，6 篮板），但他的影响力几乎与他的同届新秀一样大。
布莱恩特在攻防两端无穷无尽的活力激发了马刺。在那 6 个篮板中，有 4 个是前场篮板。
周五，马刺的两名新秀在赢得教练信任的道路上迈出了一大步。
圣安东尼奥后卫斯蒂芬·卡斯尔谈到迪伦·哈珀和卡特·布莱恩特在对阵波特兰的第三场胜利中挺身而出：“他们在攻防两端的表现都很棒。他们抢篮板的方式，尤其是卡特……这改变了比赛的轨迹。” pic.twitter.com/7H4NLVZvnN
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) April 25, 2026
3. 马刺坚持小球阵容并成功生存
卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 作为文班亚马的替补表现出色，在 30 分钟内贡献了 14 分、10 个篮板和 2 次盖帽。
约翰逊如何处理科内特下场休息的那 18 分钟是最有趣的。
约翰逊并没有依赖替补席上剩下的三位老牌大个子——梅森·普拉姆利 (Mason Plumlee)、比斯马克·比永博 (Bismack Biyombo) 或凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk)——而是在这些时间里大部分让布莱恩特担任小球中锋。
这是约翰逊之前采用过的方法——最近一次是在第二场文班亚马下场后。然而，人们曾怀疑马刺是否会在周五更大样本的时间里坚持这种打法。
约翰逊坚持了，并且收到了回报。
尽管在身高上处于劣势，马刺依然以 50-45 赢得了篮板球大战。他们在进攻篮板上以 16-14 领先开拓者，并在二次进攻得分上以 22-12 压倒了对方。
事实证明，在科内特必须下场休息的时刻生存下来，是马刺能够守住胜利的一个重要因素。
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 Spurs win Game 3 Trail Blazers without Victor Wembanyama
San Antonio Spurs guard Dylan Harper (2) plays in the during the third quarter of Game 3 of a first-round NBA playoff series against the Portland Trail Blazers at Moda Center in Portland, Friday, April 24, 2026. The Spurs defeated the Trail Blazers 120-108.
PORTLAND, Ore. — Early Friday morning, while Victor Wembanyama’s availability for the biggest game of the Spurs’ season was still officially a question mark, rookie guard Dylan Harper tried to stay optimistic.
Maybe Wembanyama would not pass concussion protocol in time to be cleared for Game 3 at Portland. Maybe he would.
Either way, Harper vowed to be ready.
“Obviously we hope he plays,” Harper said. “If there’s a world where he doesn’t play, it’s just the next man up.”
Stephon Castle scored 33 points and Harper had a season high 27 to go with 10 rebounds as the Spurs overcame a 15-point deficit in the third quarter to regain home-court advantage.
“Yeah, Wemby can’t believe it.”
— NBA (@ NBA) April 25, 2026
That the Spurs won without Wembanyama – who suffered a concussion in the second quarter of their Game 2 defeat Tuesday – made it all the sweeter.
“I think we worked the game,” Spurs coach Mitch Johnson said. “We just stayed with it.”
Wembanyama was considered questionable for most of the day Friday as he worked through the NBA’s concussion protocol.
He was eventually ruled out about an hour before tipoff.
With their All-Star center on the bench in a technicolor sweater, the Spurs pulled off a victory for the ages.
Harper was at the center of the Spurs’ rally, scoring a dozen of his points in the third quarter. He came one basket shy of matching Tony Parker for the most points scored by a 20-year-old in Spurs playoff history.
Parker posted 29 points on two separate occasions during the 2003 postseason.
“When I came in the game, my biggest focus was just not trying to get it all at once and just try to be that energy guy that came in and played hard,” Harper said. “Once I started doing that, I think the game kind of just opened up.”
The Spurs won despite 29 points from Jrue Holiday and 21 from Scoot Henderson. For the second game in a row, they made life difficult for Portland All-Star Deni Avdija, who went 3 of 15 from the floor.
Avdija salvaged a 19-point night by going 12 of 16 from the free-throw line.
The Spurs look to open up decisive 3-1 series lead in Game 4 on Sunday at the Moda Center.
Here are three takeaways from Friday’s Wemby-less win:
1. With win, Spurs buy Wemby time
The call to sit Wembanyama was an easy one. It was also largely out of the Spurs’ hands.
The NBA is largely in control of concussion protocol, meaning Wembanyama had to be cleared by Spurs doctors and those affiliated with the league.
It was probably a gift that Wembanyama didn’t quite get there Friday. He couldn’t argue the decision to sit him.
Instead, Wembanyama got an extra two days — at least — to recover from his concussion. The Spurs won to take a 2-1 series lead, already accomplishing their one job of regaining home-court advantage no matter what happens in Game 4.
That brings the Spurs to an interesting crossroads come Sunday.
Having already won one game in Portland, the Spurs could opt to sit Wembanyama again in Game 4, even if he passes concussion protocol.
That would give the All-Star center an additional two days before Game 5 in San Antonio on Tuesday.
Either way, Wembanyama’s status bears watching heading into Game 4.
2. A grown-up game from the rookies
There was a time earlier this season in which the thought of playing two rookies at the same time scared Mitch Johnson to death.
He had little choice at times Friday. The Spurs’ two youngest players made their coach look like a genius.
Harper scored 12 of his points during the third quarter, putting his fingerprints all over the run that took the Spurs from down 15 to up 15.
The 20-year-old guard pushed the pace, got to the foul line (5 of 6 in the third quarter) and helped keep the Spurs’ offense afloat throughout dry spells.
Spurs guard Dylan Harper on Manu Ginobili’s influence and mindset coming off the bench: “I sat down with him and talked to him. Obviously, I’m playing in a role I’m not used to, but he put it in my head that you have to impact the game any way you can.” pic.twitter.com/kQe5QD2RG1
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) April 25, 2026
Harper’s 27 points were his most as a pro. Combined with 10 rebounds, it gave Harper his first NBA double-double.
And it came in Game 3 of a tied playoff series.
Then there was Carter Bryant, whose numbers don’t scream off the box score (three points, six rebounds) but was almost as impactful as his draft class mate.
Bryant’s boundless energy on both ends sparked the Spurs. Of those six boards, four came on the offensive end.
Both Spurs’ rookies took a big step Friday toward earning their coach’s trust.
San Antonio guard Stephon Castle on Dylan Harper and Carter Bryant stepping up in a Game 3 win against Portland: “It was great on both ends. The way that they rebounded, especially Carter. … It flipped the trajectory of the game.” pic.twitter.com/7H4NLVZvnN
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) April 25, 2026
3. Spurs stay small but survive
Luke Kornet functioned well as Wembanyama’s fill-in, producing 14 points, 10 rebounds and two blocks in 30 minutes.
How Johnson handled the 18 minutes Kornet spent on the bench was most interesting.
Instead of leaning on one of the three veteran big men still left on his bench — Mason Plumlee, Bismack Biyombo or Kelly Olynyk — Johnson used Bryant as the small-ball center for most of those minutes.
It was an approach Johnson has employed before – as recently as Game 2, after Wembanyama went out. There was some question, however, if the Spurs would stick with it for a larger sample size Friday.
Johnson did, and it paid off.
Despite giving up size, the Spurs were able to win the rebounding battle 50-45. They outrebounded Portland on the offensive glass 16-14, and outscored the Blazers in second-chance points 22-12.
Surviving the moments Kornet had to spend on the bench proved a big factor in the Spurs’ being able to hold on for the victory.
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News