马刺 @ 森林狼 115 - 108 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Stephen Michael | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-05-09 05:53:51
周五晚上，标靶中心 (Target Center) 内的助威声随着时间的推移愈发震耳欲聋，这种季后赛氛围旨在让缺乏经验的球队感到手足无措。安东尼·爱德华兹 (Anthony Edwards) 自他在对阵丹佛掘金 (Denver Nuggets) 的次轮比赛中膝盖受伤回归后，首次重回首发阵容，他的每一次进球都让现场观众陷入疯狂。
球馆内的喧嚣在周五晚上不断升级，这种季后赛氛围足以令那些年轻球队乱了阵脚。然而，维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 却镇定自若地立于风暴中心。当第四节比赛陷入胶着，明尼苏达看到起势的苗头，全场观众屏息以待崩盘时刻到来时，这位马刺超级巨星亲手回应了每一个挑战。
文班亚马砍下 39 分、15 个篮板和 5 次盖帽，带领圣安东尼奥以 115-108 赢下第三场对决，险胜森林狼的同时，也重新夺回了这组西部半决赛系列赛的主动权。
比赛初期，马刺似乎一度要轻松取胜。圣安东尼奥开局便打出一波 18-3 的高潮，传导球流畅，防守端对抗性十足，几乎瞬间让主场观众陷入沉寂。文班亚马掌控了篮下的一切，而斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 则不断推节奏，在明尼苏达防线立足未稳前找到空位射手。
当主教练克里斯·芬奇 (Chris Finch) 请求暂停时，现场观众和森林狼球员都显得有些不知所措。但季后赛鲜有能长时间保持安逸的比赛，明尼苏达迅速做出回应，在短短五分钟内打出一波进攻高潮，缩小了分差。爱德华兹凭借一己之力将森林狼拉回竞争行列，他不知疲倦地冲击篮筐，在强对抗下命中高难度跳投，并在每一次进攻中点燃主场观众的激情。纳兹·里德 (Naz Reid) 替补登场后手感火热，杰登·麦克丹尼尔斯 (Jaden McDaniels) 则在拼抢地板球和二次进攻机会中奋力搏杀。
马刺原本可观的领先优势化为乌有，取而代之的是一场考验心态而非单纯天赋的拉锯战。下半场每当圣安东尼奥试图拉开分差时，森林狼总能予以回击。爱德华兹将转换进攻机会转化为精彩的五佳球表现，里德投进底角三分，随着每一次防守成功，现场的欢呼声也愈发响亮。
当马刺以 102-100 领先，在那个通常是缺乏经验的球员容易犯错的时刻，文班亚马彻底接管了比赛。
首先是一记让全场噤声的三分球，紧接着是篮下的滑翔终结，随后又是一次防守拦截，提醒着所有人为何明尼苏达整晚都难以攻入禁区。一个回合接一个回合，这位身高 7 英尺 4 英寸的球星亲手终结了对手的反扑。他仅在第四节就砍下 16 分，在马刺整晚罚球表现挣扎的情况下，他给出了球队所需的所有回应，并带领球队在罚球线上稳稳收割了比赛。
卡斯尔在混乱中冷静地梳理进攻，全场贡献 13 分和 12 次助攻。德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 尽管投篮手感起伏，仍贡献了 17 分，而德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 则在关键的第三节打出了一波流。
但今晚的主角无疑是文班亚马。那种感觉是，即便身处最嘈杂的客场环境，即便势头正在流逝且森林狼疯狂反扑，马刺也从未真正慌乱，因为他们的核心球员从未动摇。
当全场比赛结束的哨声响起，整晚都在呐喊的观众大多陷入了沉默。
马刺顶住了森林狼最猛烈的冲击。现在，他们距离西部决赛仅差两场胜利。
比赛笔记
- 维克托·文班亚马加入了卡里姆·阿布杜尔-贾巴尔 (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar)、哈基姆·奥拉朱旺 (Hakeem Olajuwon) 和沙奎尔·奥尼尔 (Shaquille O’Neal) 的行列，成为季后赛单场砍下 35+得分、15+篮板、5+盖帽的球员之一。
- 圣安东尼奥在周五晚上投丢了 8 个罚球。虽然这在第三场比赛中没有造成致命伤害，但面对俄克拉荷马城或纽约这样的球队时，这会导致失利。如果他们想在季后赛征程中走得更远，就必须解决这个问题。
- 明尼苏达在二次进攻得分上占据绝对优势：30-12
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点击查看原文：Spurs win gritty Game 3 over Wolves to take series lead
Spurs win gritty Game 3 over Wolves to take series lead
The noise inside Target Center swelled with every passing minute Friday night, the kind of playoff atmosphere designed to rattle inexperienced teams. Anthony Edwards started for the first time since he returned from a knee injury he suffered in the second round against the Denver Nuggets and every basket he scored sent the crowd into another frenzy.
The noise inside the arena swelled with every passing minute Friday night, the kind of playoff atmosphere designed to rattle inexperienced teams. Instead, Victor Wembanyama stood calmly in the middle of it all. And when the game tightened in the fourth quarter, when Minnesota smelled momentum and the arena leaned forward waiting for a collapse, the Spurs’ superstar answered every challenge himself.
Wembanyama delivered 39 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks as San Antonio escaped with a 115-108 Game 3 victory over the Timberwolves, reclaiming control of the Western Conference semifinal series in the process.
For a moment early on, it looked like the Spurs might cruise. San Antonio burst out of the gates with an 18-3 run, moving the ball crisply and defending with a physical edge that silenced the crowd almost immediately. Wembanyama controlled everything near the rim, while Stephon Castle pushed the pace and found open shooters before Minnesota could settle defensively.
Both the crowd and Timberwolves looked stunned as head coach Chris Finch called a timeout. But playoff games rarely stay comfortable for long and Minnesota responded with a big run to cut into San Antonio’s lead in just five minutes. Edwards slowly dragged Minnesota back into the fight. He attacked the basket relentlessly, hit difficult jumpers through contact and fed energy into the home crowd with every possession. Naz Reid came off the bench firing. Jaden McDaniels battled for loose balls and second chances.
The comfortable Spurs lead was gone, replaced by the kind of tense back-and-forth battle that tests poise more than talent. Every time San Antonio threatened to create separation in the second half, the Timberwolves answered. Edwards turned transition opportunities into highlight plays. Reid knocked down corner threes. The crowd roared louder with every stop.
With the Spurs leading 102-100, a moment when inexperience usually shines, Wembanyama took over completely.
First came the three-pointer that quieted the building. Then a soaring finish at the rim. Then another defensive stop that reminded everyone why Minnesota struggled to attack the paint all night. Possession by possession, the 7-foot-4 star suffocated the comeback. He scored 16 points in the fourth quarter alone, delivering every answer San Antonio needed while the Spurs calmly closed the game at the free-throw line after struggling there for much of the night.
Castle quietly orchestrated the offense throughout the chaos, finishing with 13 points and 12 assists. De’Aaron Fox added 17 points despite an uneven shooting night, while Devin Vassell chipped in key baskets during a critical third-quarter stretch.
But this night revolved around Wembanyama. The sense that even in one of the loudest environments imaginable, with momentum slipping and the Timberwolves surging, the Spurs never truly panicked because their best player never did.
By the time the final buzzer sounded, the crowd that spent most of the night roaring sat mostly silent.
The Spurs had survived Minnesota’s best push. And now, they are two wins away from the Western Conference Finals.
Game Notes
- Victor Wembanyama joined Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Hakeem Olajuwon, and Shaquille O’Neal among players who have recorded 35+ PTS, 15+ REB, 5+ BLK in a playoff game.
- San Antonio missed eight free throws on Friday night. While it did not hurt them in Game 3, it will lead to a loss against a team like Oklahoma City or New York. They will need to fix that if they want to continue down the road in their playoff journey.
- Minnesota dominated the second chance points: 30-12
By Stephen Michael, via Pounding The Rock