By Jacob Douglas | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-05-23 17:40:37
在西部决赛中，圣安东尼奥马刺首次落后于俄克拉荷马城雷霆。在首场比赛取得一场疯狂的胜利后，马刺接连输掉两场，包括在第三场（G3）主场以108-123落败。整场比赛完全被雷霆的统治力所主导。圣安东尼奥在开局打出15-0的梦幻高潮，最终却输了15分，两队分差产生了30分的巨大波动。
如果要用一项数据来总结这整场比赛，那就是：雷霆的替补得分以76-23狂胜马刺替补53分。当维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 下场休息时，雷霆便会打出疯狂的进攻高潮。即使他在场上，俄克拉荷马城的替补也能在外线频频发炮。与此同时，由于达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 和迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 等核心球员受到伤病困扰，马刺始终无法找到持续稳定的进攻节奏。
马刺在进入第四场（G4）时面临背水一战，他们必须拿下胜利，防止雷霆取得3-1的听牌优势。在博彩平台 FanDuel 上，马刺以 -126 的赔率被看好能守住主场并在 G4 将系列赛大比分扳成 2-2 平。若想在这轮系列赛中继续保持悬念，他们必须找到破解雷霆窒息般防守的得分办法，并渴望替补席能站出来提供火力支持。
在展望 G4 之前，让我们先为 G3 的表现打个分。温馨提示，球员评分基于每位球员的实际赛场表现，而非仅仅看数据统计。“B”级代表该球员的平均水准。如果球员出场时间不足5分钟，或者仅在垃圾时间登场，其评分将记为“不适用 (Incomplete)”。
维克托·文班亚马
出场39分钟，得到26分、4个篮板、3次助攻、1次抢断、2次盖帽，另有2次失误、3次犯规，投篮15投8中，三分球5投2中，正负值+4
文班亚马依然是马刺在这轮系列赛中最稳定的进攻威胁。然而，自从雷霆决定用大个子球员来防守他后，文班亚马就很难再达到我们在第一场比赛中看到的那种得分高度。他被迫在外线去惩罚雷霆，但他在外线的效率远没有那么高。他不断被推到离篮筐越来越远的地方，不得不勉强出手一些艰难的投篮。
防守端，文班亚马必须坚持自己的立足之本。他有太多次被拉到外线去干扰谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (Shai Gilgeous-Alexander) 的中距离跳投。当他远离禁区时，雷霆就能找到突破路线或分球到外线投三分的角度。这也限制了文班在篮板球上的影响力，在这场失利中他仅抢到了4个篮板。
Grade: B
达龙·福克斯
*出场31分钟，得到15分、7个篮板、6次助攻、1次抢断，另有4次失误、2次犯规，投篮14投7中，三分球6投1中，正负值+*9
你必须对福克斯表示敬意，因为他带伤坚持比赛，这看起来是一次相当严重的脚踝伤势。他在第三节倒地，当时看起来我们可能在这场比赛中再也看不到他了。但他咬牙坚持，重新回到了赛场，显然行动受到了严重限制。
福克斯在持球突破时为球队注入了不错的进攻活力，他凭借速度杀入禁区，并在雷霆的防守包夹中完成富有创造力的终结。问题在于他没能投进太多外线投篮（雷霆故意放他投篮），并且出现了4次失误。如果他能更聪明地处理球、推快节奏并投进一些外线投篮，马刺在第四场获胜的机会将会更大。
**Grade:B
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔
出场35分钟，得到14分、5个篮板、7次助攻、1次抢断、2次盖帽，另有1次失误、5次犯规，投篮8投1中，三分球5投1中，正负值-17
看起来斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 在努力适应福克斯重返阵容后的变化。他纠正了自己的失误问题，但进攻端状态全无，整场比赛仅命中一球。在防守端，他似乎有些情绪失控。他显然对裁判的判罚感到沮丧，并且对亚历山大 (SGA) 频频走上罚球线感到厌倦。他犯规太多，并且对大多数犯规判罚都在抱怨。卡斯尔是马刺身体对抗最强悍的球员，而他的防守方式也让他付出了一定的代价。如果圣安东尼奥想要在这轮系列赛中保留晋级希望，他必须在防守端打得更聪明。
**Grade:C+
朱利安·尚帕尼
出场35分钟，得到10分、5个篮板、2次助攻、1次抢断、1次盖帽，另有2次犯规，投篮10投4中，三分球8投2中，正负值-4
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 不仅在三分线外手感挣扎，还多次漏掉防守轮转。尚帕尼经常会放弃防守外线射手，去内线帮文班亚马协防（文班可是年度最佳防守球员，根本不需要协防），或者为了阻止吉尔杰斯-亚历山大的突破而过度协防，从而漏掉防守人，给对手留下空位分球的机会。马刺需要他投进空位投篮，而且他们无法承受重大的防守失误。这轮系列赛的容错率极低，这些失误会像第三场比赛那样产生雪崩效应。
Grade: C
德文·瓦塞尔
出场36分钟，得到20分、7个篮板、2次助攻、4次抢断，另有4次犯规，投篮12投6中，三分球6投3中，正负值-5
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 堪称第三场比赛中影响力最大的马刺球员。每当马刺需要得分时，他的投篮总能及时续上，而且他在防守端的表现也极为出色。在这轮系列赛中，他挺身而出的表现，让他看起来像是马刺未来建队核心中不可动摇的一部分。
我也很欣赏瓦塞尔在卡斯尔连续两次在转换进攻中遭遇凶狠犯规时挺身而出为他出头。面对雷霆展现出的身体对抗，圣安东尼奥必须予以强硬的回击。
Grade: A
迪伦·哈珀
出场17分钟，得到6分、3个篮板、2次助攻，另有2次失误、2次犯规，投篮7投2中，三分球3投1中，正负值-13
哈珀看起来确实在带伤苦撑，甚至比福克斯还要挣扎。他失去了系列赛第一场时的爆发力。这导致这位新秀度过了一个表现平平的夜晚，不仅得分效率低下，在防守端也没有产生太大的影响。哈珀的力量和运动能力本可以给马刺在后场带来优势。如果这些优势因伤病而严重受限，马刺很难赢下这轮系列赛。
Grade: C
凯尔登·约翰逊
出场12分钟，得到5分、2个篮板，另有1次失误、5次犯规，投篮5投1中，三分球4投1中，正负值-23
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 在第三场比赛中几乎到了无法上场的地步。他在进攻端毫无贡献，防守端依然是个漏洞。感觉整个季后赛期间我们对 KJ 的评价都是千篇一律。圣安东尼奥需要激发出他的斗志和能量。在“必须赢下”的第四场比赛中，也许我们能看到约翰逊找回他最佳第六人级别的状态。
**Grade:D
卢克·科内特
出场13分钟，得到4分、2个篮板、1次助攻，另有2次失误、1次犯规，投篮3投2中，正负值-18
作为文班亚马的替补，卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 处境艰难。当他上场而文班下场时，雷霆会抓住每一次机会冲击篮筐。这倒不是因为科内特的护筐能力有多差，而是因为文班亚马太优秀了，以至于他一下场，篮筐就好像被揭开了盖子一样。话虽如此，科内特必须更好地守住阵地，才能给马刺一线生机。文班亚马在这轮系列赛中的出场时间已经超过了他职业生涯的任何时期。
Grade: D
哈里森·巴恩斯
出场3分钟，投篮1投0中，三分球1投0中，正负值+2
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 在这轮系列赛中并没有获得太多的出场机会，但我很好奇他接下来的上场时间是否会增加。马刺需要另一名射手，以及一个能在侧翼创造进攻机会的人。巴恩斯本赛季下滑迅速，已经有很长一段时间没有展现出作为一名强力轮换球员的能力了。但现在是圣安东尼奥的生死存亡关头，而巴恩斯曾展现出马刺对抗雷霆时所需的一些技能属性。
Grade: 不适用
卡特·布莱恩特
出场10分钟，得到3分、1个篮板、1次助攻，另有1次失误、3次犯规，投篮3投1中，三分球2投1中，正负值-10
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 显然还没准备好应对这种强度的系列赛。他无法通过有效的运球突破创造机会，而且犯规实在太多，无法在防守端产生积极影响。面对强大的雷霆，再多的年轻活力也无法弥补这些短板。
Grade: C-
乔丹·麦克劳林
出场2分钟，得到1个篮板、1次助攻，正负值 0
乔丹·麦克劳林 (Jordan McLaughlin) 从第二场比赛的轮换阵容，直接沦落到第三场只能在垃圾时间登场。
***Grade:***不适用
林迪·沃特斯三世
*出场2分钟，*正负值 0
林迪·沃特斯三世 (Lindy Waters III) 在比赛结束前登场折返跑了2分钟，未能产生任何实质影响。
***Grade:***不适用
比斯马克·比永博
出场2分钟，正负值 0
比斯马克·比永博 (Bismack Biyombo) 在面对老东家时获得了登场机会，但没有太多建树。
***Grade:***不适用
凯利·奥利尼克
*出场2分钟，得到3分，另有2次失误、1次犯规，投篮1投1中，三分球1投1中，*正负值 0
凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk) 在他上场的两分钟里存在感十足，并命中了一记底角三分。
***Grade:***不适用
梅森·普拉姆利
*出场2分钟，得到2分、1次助攻、1次盖帽，投篮1投1中，*正负值 0
梅森·普拉姆利 (Mason Plumlee) 在有限的出场时间里完成了一次篮下得分和一次盖帽。
***Grade:***不适用
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Spurs vs. Thunder player grades: San Antonio’s bench struggles in Game Three loss
For the first time in the Western Conference Finals, the San Antonio Spurs trail the Oklahoma City Thunder. After a wild Game One victory, the Spurs lost two straight, including a 123-108 loss at home in Game Three. It was a game defined by the Thunder’s dominance. San Antonio started the game on a 15-0 run, and managed to lose the game by 15, a 30-point swing for OKC.
If you want a stat that sums up a lot of the game, it’s this one: OKC’s bench outscored San Antonio’s bench by 53 points (76-23). When Victor Wembanyama sat out, the Thunder went on huge runs. Even with him in the game, Oklahoma City’s bench was able to score from outside. Meanwhile, the Spurs couldn’t find any consistent offense as they continue to deal with injuries to key players like De’Aaron Fox and Dylan Harper.
The Spurs enter Game Four needing to win a game to prevent the Thunder from taking a 3-1 series lead. San Antonio is -126 favorites on FanDuel to defend home court and tie the series at 2-2 in Game Four. They’ll need to find a way to score against Oklahoma City’s swarming defense and get contributions from their bench to stay in the series.
Before looking ahead to Game Four, let’s grade the performances from Game Three. As a quick reminder, player grades are based on each player’s on-court performance, going beyond just the stat sheet. A “B” grade represents the average performance for an individual. If a player logs fewer than 5 minutes or plays only in garbage time, their grade will be incomplete.
Victor Wembanyama
39 minutes, 26 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal, 2 blocks, 2 turnovers, 3 fouls, 8-for-15 shooting, 2-for-5 threes, +4
Wembanyama continues to be the Spurs’ most consistent offensive threat in this series. However, since the Thunder decided to guard him with a big man, Wembanyama has struggled to reach the scoring heights we saw in Game One. He’s being forced to hurt the Thunder on the perimeter, where he isn’t nearly as effective. He keeps getting pushed further and further away from the hoop and is stuck taking some tough shots.
Defensively, Wembanyama has to stick to what makes him great. Too many times, he is being pulled onto the perimeter to contest Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s mid-range jumpers. While he’s away from the paint, the Thunder can find lanes for drives or kickout angles for threes. It’s also limiting Wemby’s impact on the boards, as he grabbed just four rebounds in the loss.
Grade: B
De’Aaron Fox
*31 minutes, 15 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal, 4 turnovers, 2 fouls, 7-for-14 shooting, 1-for-6 threes, +*9
You have to hand it to Fox for playing through what appears to be a significant ankle injury. He went down in the third quarter, and it looked like it might be the last time we see him in the game. But he gutted it out and came back into the game, clearly hampered.
Fox is giving them some nice offensive juice off the dribble, getting into the paint with speed and creatively finishing around the Thunder’s defense. The problem is he didn’t make a lot of his outside shots, which OKC dared him to take, and he turned the ball over four times. If he can play smart with the ball, push the pace, and make some outside shots, the Spurs will have a better chance to win Game Four.
**Grade:B
Stephon Castle
35 minutes, 14 points, 5 rebounds, 7 assists, 1 steal, 2 blocks, 1 turnover, 5 fouls, 1-for-8 shooting, 1-for-5 threes, -17
It looked like Castle struggled to adjust to Fox returning to the lineup. He corrected his turnover issue, but his offense was way off, making just one shot in the game. Defensively, he looks like he may be letting his emotions get the best of him. He is clearly frustrated with the officiating and is fed up with SGA’s ability to get to the free-throw line. He’s fouling too much and complaining about most of the foul calls. Castle is the Spurs’ most physical player, and he’s paying for it a bit with how he guards. He’ll have to play smarter defense if San Antonio wants a chance to win the series.
**Grade:C+
Julian Champagnie
35 minutes, 10 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 1 steal, 1 block, 2 fouls, 4-for-10 shooting, 2-for-8 threes, -4
Not only was Champagnie struggling to hit threes, but he missed several defensive rotations. Champagnie would often overhelp off a shooter to help Wembanyama in the paint (he’s the Defensive Player of the Year and doesn’t need help) or sell out to stop a Gilgeous-Alexander drive and leave a player wide open for a kickout. The Spurs need him to make open shots, and they can’t afford major defensive mistakes. The margins in this series are razor-thin and those miscues will snowball as they did in Game Three.
Grade: C
Devin Vassell
36 minutes, 20 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists, 4 steals, 4 fouls, 6-for-12 shooting, 3-for-6 threes, -5
Vassell was arguably the most impactful Spur in Game Three. His shooting was always there when the Spurs needed it, and he was excellent defensively. He’s risen to the moment in this series in a way that makes him look like an untouchable part of the Spurs’ core moving forward.
I also appreciated Vassell sticking up for Castle when he got fouled hard in transition two times in a row. San Antonio has to fight back a bit against some of the physicality they are seeing from OKC.
Grade: A
Dylan Harper
17 minutes, 6 points, 3 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 turnovers, 2 fouls, 2-for-7 shooting, 1-for-3 threes, -13
Harper looks like he is really struggling through an injury, even more than Fox. He doesn’t have the same level of explosion that he had in the first game of the series. That led to a pretty meh night from the rookie, who was inefficient scoring the ball, and didn’t make a huge impact defensively. Harper’s strength and athleticism give the Spurs an advantage in the backcourt. If those attributes are severely hampered by his injury, it’s hard to see them winning this series.
Grade: C
Keldon Johnson
12 minutes, 5 points, 2 rebounds, 1 turnover, 5 fouls, 1-for-5 shooting, 1-for-4 threes, -23
Johnson was borderline unplayable in Game Three. He provided no offense, and he continues to be a liability defensively. It feels like we’ve been saying the same things about KJ all playoffs. San Antonio needs his fire and energy to emerge. In a “must-win” Game Four, maybe we see Johnson return to his Sixth Man of the Year form.
**Grade:D
Luke Kornet
13 minutes, 4 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 turnovers, 1 foul, 2-for-3 shooting, -18
Kornet is in a tough position backing up Wembanyama. When he’s in the game without him, the Thunder are attacking the rim every chance they get. It’s not so much that Kornet is a bad rim defender; it’s just that Wembanyama is so good that it’s almost like a lid has been removed from the rim when he exits the game. That said, Kornet has to hold his ground better to give the Spurs a chance. Wembanyama is already playing more minutes in this series than he has in his entire career.
Grade: D
Harrison Barnes
3 minutes, 0-for-1 shooting, 0-for-1 threes, +2
Barnes hasn’t gotten much run in this series, but I wonder if he may get an increase in minutes moving forward. The Spurs need another shooter and someone who can create some offense on the wing. Barnes has regressed quickly this season and hasn’t shown the ability to be a strong rotational piece in quite some time. But these are desperate times for San Antonio, and Barnes has shown some of the skill set that they need against OKC.
Grade: Incomplete
Carter Bryant
10 minutes, 3 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist, 1 turnover, 3 fouls, 1-for-3 shooting, 1-for-2 threes, -10
Bryant isn’t quite ready for a series like this. He can’t put the ball on the deck in a meaningful way, and he fouls way too much to be impactful defensively. All the youthful energy in the world isn’t enough to make up for some of those shortcomings against a great OKC team.
Grade: C-
Jordan McLaughlin
2 minutes, 1 rebound, 1 assist, +/- 0
McLaughlin went from being in the rotation in Game Two to playing in garbage time in Game Three.
***Grade:***Incomplete
Lindy Waters III
2 minutes, +/- 0
Waters got some cardio in for two minutes at the end of the game, but didn’t make an impact.
***Grade:***Incomplete
Bismack Biyombo
2 minutes, +/- 0
Biyombo touched the floor against his former team, but didn’t do much.
***Grade:***Incomplete
Kelly Olynyk
2 minutes, 3 points, 2 turnovers, 1 foul, 1-for-1 shooting, 1-for-1 threes,+/- 0
Olynyk was very involved in his two minutes. He knocked down a corner three.
***Grade:***Incomplete
Mason Plumlee
2 minutes, 2 points, 1 assist, 1 block, 1-for-1 shooting, +/- 0
Plumlee got a shot to go at the rim and a block in his limited playing time.
***Grade:***Incomplete
By Jacob Douglas, via Pounding The Rock