By Raul Trey Lopez, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-05-19 10:06:32
2026年5月18日，星期一，在俄克拉荷马城佩科姆中心举行的西部决赛第一场第二个加时赛中，圣安东尼奥马刺队前锋维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) (1) 在完成一次关键盖帽后摆出庆祝姿势，马刺队替补席为其欢呼。马刺队在双加时中以122-115击败雷霆队。
周一晚上，约8000名马刺球迷将弗罗斯特银行中心变成了季后赛现场，圣安东尼奥马刺队在双加时中力克俄克拉荷马城雷霆队。
随着西部决赛拉开帷幕，球迷们挤满了视野最好的区域，紧盯着巨大的大屏幕。马刺队现场主持人查克 (Chuck) 全晚都在调动现场气氛。
支持者们身着银黑军团球衣，带着泡沫手指、毛巾、旗帜和嘉年华配色的头巾来到现场。E7乐队在开球前和中场休息时演奏了赛琳娜 (Selena) 和蕾哈娜 (Rihanna) 的歌曲，引发全场大合唱。
马刺吉祥物“小野狼”和气氛组在场馆内巡游，各个年龄段的球迷——从蹒跚学步的孩子到白发苍苍的老人——坐满了弗罗斯特银行中心，参加这场免费的观赛派对。
场馆内，随着马刺与雷霆之间紧张的拉锯战，现场气氛也随之剧烈波动。
每当谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (Shai Gilgeous-Alexander) 或切特·霍姆格伦 (Chet Holmgren) 触球时，现场便嘘声四起；而雷霆队后卫亚历克斯·卡鲁索 (Alex Caruso) 凭借接连命中的关键三分球，成为了当晚最令主场球迷头疼的“反派”之一。
每当维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 走上罚球线，球迷们就会爆发起“文班 MVP”的欢呼声。
随着比赛进入白热化阶段，场馆内的几乎所有人——包括引座员和工作人员——都屏息凝神，双眼紧盯着大屏幕。
全场最震耳欲聋的时刻出现在常规时间末段，文班亚马在Logo附近投中了一记扳平比分的三分球，令弗罗斯特银行中心瞬间陷入疯狂，并将比赛拖入加时。
随后进入了第二个加时赛。
随着马刺队掌控了局势，看台上的毛巾漫天飞舞，素不相识的人们在122-115获胜前的最后几秒里相拥尖叫。
文班亚马全场砍下41分和24个篮板，帮助圣安东尼奥在客场先下一城。
鸣笛声声
赛后场馆外，庆祝胜利的球迷涌入夜色，鸣着喇叭的车辆在弗罗斯特银行中心周边的街道上巡游。
其中包括乔纳森·克雷斯巴赫 (Jonathan Kressbach) 和迭戈·奥尔蒂斯 (Diego Ortiz)——两人都是 Jackals 球迷组织的成员——以及他们的朋友达里姆·阿拉姆 (Darim Alam)，他们希望阿拉姆能在下个赛季加入该组织。
“我们在他们的地盘抢走了胜利，”阿拉姆笑着说，“这极大地提振了信心。在缺少福克斯 (Fox) 的情况下，我们依然赢下了比赛。没人预料到我们能做到。”
克雷斯巴赫表示，弗罗斯特银行中心内外的氛围展现了这次季后赛之旅给这座城市注入了多少活力。
“到处都能听到鸣笛声，”克雷斯巴赫在近处震耳欲聋的喇叭声中说道，“这座球馆甚至还没坐满，声音就已经这么响了。‘岩石’（球馆昵称）挤满了人，市中心也挤满了人。这充分体现了这座城市有多么热爱这支球队。”
作为 Jackals 的成员，克雷斯巴赫表示，在目睹了马刺队在本赛季一步步进化为竞争者后，周一的胜利显得尤为意义非凡。
“我们现场观看了每一场比赛，看着这支球队战斗和成长，”他说，“他们说我们缺乏经验。他们说文班打不了40分钟。他们说没有福克斯我们不行。我们只是在不断证明所有人都是错的。”
奥尔蒂斯表示，在俄克拉荷马城拿下第一场比赛彻底改变了整个系列赛的基调。
“这支球队的特质与众不同，”奥尔蒂斯说，“我们的一位球星倒下了，但我们依然在客场赢下了比赛？这瞬间改变了势头。”
他表示，观赛派对现场的能量让这场比赛显得更加意义重大。
“每个人都全神贯注，”奥尔蒂斯说，“你能感受到每一次球权的重量。这支球队的前途不可限量。”
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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Spurs watch party at Frost Bank Center erupts for OT win
San Antonio Spurs forward Victor Wembanyama (1) struck a pose after a key blocked shot, cheered on by the Spurs bench during the second overtime of Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City, Monday, May 18, 2026. The Spurs defeated the Thunder 122-115 in double overtime.
About 8,000 Spurs fans transformed Frost Bank Center into a playoff atmosphere Monday night as San Antonio outlasted Oklahoma City in double overtime.
Kicking off the Western Conference Finals, fans crowded the sections with the best views of the massive jumbotron. Spurs MC Chuck kept the energy high throughout the night.
Supporters arrived decked out in silver-and-black jerseys, sporting foam fingers, towels, flags and Fiesta-colored bandanas. The E7 Band entertained the crowd before tipoff and during halftime with Selena and Rihanna sing-alongs.
The Spurs Coyote and Hype Squad roamed the arena as fans of all ages — from toddlers to seniors — filled Frost Bank Center for the free watch party.
Inside the arena, the energy swung wildly throughout a tense back-and-forth battle between the Spurs and Thunder.
Boos rained down whenever Shai Gilgeous-Alexander or Chet Holmgren touched the ball, while Thunder guard Alex Caruso became one of the biggest villains of the night by hitting key 3-pointers over and over.
Fans erupted into chants of “Wemby MVP” every time Victor Wembanyama stepped to the free-throw line.
As the game tightened late, nearly everyone in the building — down to the ushers and arena staff — stood frozen with their eyes glued to the jumbotron.
The loudest moment of the night came when Wembanyama buried a game-tying 3-pointer from near the logo late in regulation, sending Frost Bank Center into chaos and forcing overtime.
Then came double overtime.
Once the Spurs took control, towels flew through the air as strangers hugged and screamed through the final seconds of the 122-115 win.
Wembanyama finished with 41 points and 24 rebounds as San Antonio stole Game 1 on the road.
Honk, honk, honk
Outside the arena after the game, honking cars circled the streets surrounding Frost Bank Center as fans spilled into the night celebrating the victory.
Among them were Jonathan Kressbach and Diego Ortiz — both members of the Jackals supporters group — alongside their friend Darim Alam, who they hope joins the group next season.
“We took it away from them in their place,” Alam said with a grin. “That’s a huge confidence booster. Without Fox, we still won the game. No one expected that from us.”
Kressbach said the atmosphere inside and outside Frost Bank Center showed how much the playoff run has energized the city.
“You hear the honking everywhere,” Kressbach said as car horns blasted nearby. “This arena wasn’t even full and it was loud. The Rock is packed. Downtown is packed. It just shows how much this city loves this team.”
As a Jackals member, Kressbach said Monday’s victory felt especially meaningful after watching the Spurs evolve into contenders over the course of the season.
“We’ve been at every game watching this team fight and grow,” he said. “They said we didn’t have the experience. They said Wemby couldn’t play 40 minutes. They said we couldn’t do it without Fox. We just keep proving everybody wrong.”
Ortiz said taking Game 1 in Oklahoma City changed the feel of the series entirely.
“This team is built different,” Ortiz said. “One of our star players goes down and we still win this game on the road? That changes momentum right there.”
He said the energy inside the watch party made the game feel even bigger.
“Everybody was locked in,” Ortiz said. “You could feel every possession. Sky’s the limit for this team.”
By Raul Trey Lopez, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News