马刺 @ 森林狼 109 - 114 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Mark Barrington | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-05-11 02:49:29
在今晚第二节比赛初段，维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 每次上场都会遭到多名球员的粗暴对待。在试图从几名森林狼球员的双人“熊抱”中转身摆脱时，他的肘部重重地击中了纳兹·里德 (Naz Reid) 的颈部。裁判判定这是一次二级恶意犯规，导致马刺队最出色的球员兼精神领袖被直接驱逐出场。在我看来，那个动作完全不像是有意的，但裁判并不这么认为，他们在今晚的吹罚表现相当“耐人寻味”。
[尽管写下这些让我感到痛苦，但这次肘击看起来确实像是有意的，因为对视频的仔细分析显示，文班在肘部击中之前已经看向了里德。所以，判罚本身是正确的，但裁判也需要解决另一个问题：其他球员在防守文班亚马时，有多少抓挠和拉拽动作被漏判了。这已经超出了正常的身体对抗范畴，演变成了一场持久的“持械抢劫式”攻击，这根本不是篮球。]
马刺队凭借精英后卫三位一体的稳健表现，险些克服了文班的缺阵：迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 在攻防两端表现扎实，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 又度过了一个伟大的夜晚，而达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 则在比赛后期挺身而出，贡献了及时的得分。卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 作为唯一的内线表现出色，在场时很好地保护了篮筐。马刺队在比赛的很长一段时间里不得不打小球阵容，而这正是明尼苏达利用马刺护筐不足大做文章的时候。卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 今晚没能进入状态，他还领到了几次糟糕的犯规，限制了他的出场时间。马刺队试图通过包夹来限制安东尼·爱德华兹 (Anthony Edwards)，但他实在太优秀了，根本无法完全限制。他在第四节接管了比赛，单节砍下 14 分，带领球队从落后 8 分的劣势中逆转，并在比赛还剩 3 分钟时反超比分。鲁迪·戈贝尔 (Rudy Gobert) 在反扑中也做出了关键贡献，他利用马刺队身高不足的劣势，抢下了及时的篮板，并将球放进了那个螺栓固定在篮板上的铁圈圈里——这可是他平时不太熟悉的活儿。
马刺队在最后 30 秒几乎完成了一次不可思议的反击，但明尼苏达成功避免了失误，阿约·多苏姆 (Ayo Dosunmu) 不知怎的让球弹到了自己的后腿上却依然留在了界内，这使得马刺队在最后 10 秒失去了扳平比分的机会。尽管表现英勇，马刺队今晚还是没能带走胜利，这个系列赛至少要打六场。比赛将于周二晚上 7:00 回到圣安东尼奥继续进行，对于这支银黑军团来说，那将是一场生死战。
观察心得
- 因为这场比赛是无线广播，我同时在连接天线的电视和电脑上的流媒体平台观看。流媒体的画面始终比天线信号慢大约 15 秒，这非常让人分心。我明白由于技术原因流媒体会滞后，但现代电视转播已经是数字格式了，15 秒的延迟似乎有些过分。
- 噢不，是雷吉·米勒 (Reggie Miller)。让他来解说比赛会让观赛乐趣大打折扣。
- 马刺队在外面放空戈贝尔是有原因的。
- 森林狼队在比赛开局阶段充满活力和身体对抗，在前 4 分钟战成 10 平。森林狼的前场篮板对马刺来说是个大麻烦。防守方拿到篮板，防守回合才算结束。
- 泰伦斯·香农 (Terence Shannon) 是“戏剧性防守”的大师，因为他非常依赖假摔来骗取进攻犯规。这很遗憾，因为他其实是个不错的防守者，但几乎每次他制造撞人时，他其实仍在移动并挡在进攻球员的路线上。
- 当文班下场休息时，森林狼打出了一波 14-3 的高潮，并在首节还剩两分钟时短暂领先 5 分。
- 迪伦·哈珀在首节最后几分钟手感火热，而森林狼则利用马刺的联防，一反常态地投中了三分球。首节结束时，森林狼以 34-30 领先。
- 第二节初，文班亚马在被麦克丹尼尔斯和里德纠缠了约 5 秒后，试图转身摆脱却肘击到了里德，随后被吹罚了一个离谱的二级恶意犯规。这看起来完全不像是有意的，但场面确实不好看，如果只根据视觉冲击力判个一级恶意犯规我还能理解。但二级恶意犯规加驱逐出场简直是荒谬且毫无道理。
- 膝盖顶到投篮球员的肩膀算犯规吗？显然算，但你需要申请挑战让裁判回看才行，即便如此，那也不是投篮犯规。合球动作到底从什么时候开始？没人知道。多亏了朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 的两次“慈善”罚球，森林狼在半场结束时以 60-56 领先。
- 马刺队在第二节大部分时间里顶住了文班缺阵的压力，他被驱逐时球队落后 2 分，到半场结束时分差仅扩大到 4 分。一个令人担忧的指标是银黑军团罚丢了五个球，如果他们罚进了，即便经历了上半场那些波折和古怪的吹罚，他们也能在半场取得领先。
- 我真的很喜欢卡特·布莱恩特，但他确实很容易被吹犯规。
- 马刺队在第三节加强了强度，从那些又抓又跳的森林狼球员手中夺回了领先优势。福克斯在争抢篮板时被飞扑向他膝盖的多苏姆撞翻，但不知为何那只是个普通犯规。他不得不下场休息了大约五分钟，但在回到比赛后看起来并无大碍，利用后撤步和速度为圣安东尼奥快速拿下了几分。
- 爱德华兹在第三节大部分时间都被限制住了，而森林狼的进攻产出来自意想不到的消息源，香农连续投中两个底角三分，将马刺的领先优势缩小到两球。马刺顶住了明尼苏达在节末的冲击，以 84-80 领先进入末节。
- 里德在第四节初因脚踝受伤离场，马刺凭借福克斯的三分球将领先优势扩大到 8 分。面对拥有爱德华兹的球队，你永远不能掉以轻心，他随时可能开启疯狂得分模式。果不其然，“华子”一波连拿 5 分的攻势将分差缩小到仅剩 3 分，迫使米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 迅速请求暂停。
- 森林狼重新夺回了领先，爱德华兹无所不能，而戈贝尔则利用包夹制造的空间在篮下穿梭，抢下轻松的前场篮板并完成了几次及时的补篮。
- 马刺在最后 30 秒落后 7 分，并在最后 20 秒将分差缩小到一个球。马刺在最后 13 秒差点抢回球权，但多苏姆腿部的一次幸运反弹让森林狼保住了球权，并最终以 114-109 守住胜利。
下场预告
马刺队将于周二晚上 7:00 在 Frost Bank 中心对阵明尼苏达。由于尼克斯横扫了 76 人，这将是当晚唯一的比赛。
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San Antonio vs. Minnesota, Final Score: Spurs almost overcome Wembanyama ejection, but Timberwolves survive 114-109
Early in the second quarter tonight, Victor Wembanyama, who was being manhandled by multiple players every time he entered the game, tried to spin his way out of a double bear hug from a couple of Wolves, and caught Naz Reid hard on the neck with an elbow. The referees called this a flagrant foul two, which resulted in an immediate ejection for the Spurs best player and emotional leader. It was a move that didn’t look intentional at all to me, but that was not the judgment of the officials, who had an interesting evening calling the game.
[As much as it pains me to write this, it does seem like the elbow might have been intentional, because a close analysis of the video shows that Wemby had eyes on Reid before the elbow lands. So, correct call but also the officials need to address how much other players are able to scratch and grab on Wembanyama without being called for a foul. This goes beyond normal physical defense into a long form mugging attack, and it’s not basketball.]
The Spurs almost overcame Wemby’s absence with some solid performances with their trio of elite guards, as Dylan Harper had a solid night on both ends of the court, Steph Castle had another great night, and De’Aaron Fox stepped up late in the game with timely scoring. Luke Kornet had a good outing as the sole big, protecting the rim while he was in. The Spurs had to go small for long stretches of the game and that’s when Minnesota took advantage of the Spurs lack of rim protection. Carter Bryant couldn’t get going tonight, and he committed a few bad fouls, which limited his minutes. The Spurs tried to control Anthony Edwards by double teaming him every time he touched the ball, but he’s just too good to completely stop, as he took over the game in the fourth quarter with 14 points and brought them back from an 8 point deficit to take the the lead with 3 minutes left. Rudy Gobert made some key plays in the comeback as he took advantage of the Spurs lack of size to grab timely rebounds and put them through the iron circle thing bolted to the backboard, a thing that he’s mostly unfamiliar with.
The Spurs almost pulled off an improbable rally in the last 30 seconds, but Minnesota was able to avoid a turnover as Ayo Dosunmu somehow bounced the ball off his trailing leg and kept it in bounds to keep the Spurs from having a shot to tie it up with 10 seconds left. Despite their valiant effort, the Spurs couldn’t quite eke out a win tonight, and this series is going to at least six games. It resumes on Tuesday at 7:00 PM in San Antonio, which is now a must-win game for the Silver and Black squad.
Observations
- Because this game was broadcast over the air, I watched it on my antenna-connected TV, and also on my streaming network provider on my computer. The stream was consistently about 15 seconds behind the antenna feed, which got really distracting. I get it that for technical reasons that the streaming content is behind the antenna feed, but modern TV broadcasts are already in a digital format. Fifteen seconds seems excessive.
- Oh no, Reggie Miller. Having him announcing a game makes it a lot less fun to watch.
- The Spurs leave Gobert open on the perimeter for a reason.
- The Timberwolves started the game with a lot of energy and physicality, tying it up at 10 in the first 4 minutes. The offensive rebounding of the Wolves is a problem for the Spurs. The possession isn’t over until the defense gets a rebound.
- Terence Shannon is a master of theatrical defense because he relies a lot on flopping to sell charge calls. It’s too bad, because he is actually a good defender, but almost every time he draws a charge, he’s still moving into the path of the driving player.
- When Wemby went to the bench, the Wolves went on a 14-3 run and briefly took a 5 point lead with two minutes left in the first.
- Dylan Harper went on a heater in the last couple of minutes of the first, while the Timberwolves exploited the Spurs zone and uncharacteristically hit three-point shots. The Wolves led 34-30 at the end of the first quarter.
- Early in the second quarter, Wembanyama was called for an insane flagrant penalty two after being manhandled for about 5 seconds by McDaniels and Naz Reid, and tried to spin out of the hold and caught Reid with an elbow. It didn’t look intentional at all, but it looked bad, and I could see a flagrant one, just based on how bad it looked. But a flagrant two and ejection was just insane and unjustified.
- Is kneeing the shooter in the shoulder a foul? Apparently it is, but you need to call for a review for the refs to call it, and even then it wasn’t a shooting foul. When does the gather begin? Nobody knows. Thanks to Julian Champagnie’s two charity shots, the Wolves led 60-56 at the half.
- The Spurs survived Wemby’s absence for most of the second quarter, they trailed by two when he was ejected, and the deficit only grew by two by halftime. One troubling indicator was the five missed free throws by the Silver and Black, if they had made those, they could be ahead at the half even with all of the tough things that happened and odd officiating of the first half.
- I really like Carter Bryant, but he sure gets called for a lot of fouls.
- The Spurs started the third quarter with increased intensity, taking the lead back from the grasping and leaping Wolves. Fox got mauled when Dosunmu dived at his knees to contest a rebound, but somehow that was just a common foul. He had to sit about five minutes, but looked fine after he returned to the game, using the stepback and speed to get a couple of quick baskets for San Antonio.
- Edwards was held under control for most of the third quarter, while the Wolves’ offensive production came from unexpected sources, as two consecutive corner triples from Shannon cut the Spurs lead to a pair of buckets. The Spurs survived a late surge from Minnesota and led 84-80 with a quarter to play.
- Naz Reid went down with an ankle injury early in the fourth, and the Spurs increased their lead to 8 with a Fox triple. You can never feel comfortable against a team that has Anthony Edwards, who can go crazy with scoring at any time, and on cue, a five point barrage from the Ant Man cut the lead to just three points, leading to a quick Mitch Johnson timeout.
- The Wolves retook the lead with Anthony Edwards doing everything, and Rudy Gobert taking advantage of the double team to roam at the hoop and get easy offensive rebounds and a couple of timely putbacks.
- The Spurs were down by 7 with 30 seconds left and cut the deficit to one score with 20 seconds left. The Spurs were close to getting the ball back with 13 seconds, but a lucky bounce of Ayo Dosunmo’s leg allowed the Timberwolves to maintain possession and hold of for a 114-109 win.
Up next
The Spurs will play Minnesota in the Frost Bank Center on Tuesday night, at 7:00 PM because it’s the only game of the night after the Knicks swept the Sixers.
By Mark Barrington, via Pounding The Rock