By Joel Lorenzi, Jared Weiss, Sam Amick, Christian Clark and Mike Wilson | The Athletic, 2026-05-29 03:09:12
周四晚，在霜冻银行中心（Frost Bank Center），圣安东尼奥马刺以 118-91 大胜俄克拉荷马城雷霆，将西部决赛拖入了第七场生死战。
从周二天王山之战（第五场）惨败 13 分的阴影中走出，马刺在第六场比赛中从未落后，将系列赛大比分扳成 3-3 平。双方的抢七大战将于周六晚在俄克拉荷马城打响。
半场结束时雷霆仅落后 7 分，但马刺在第三节打出 32-13 的单节比分，一举拉开差距。
在第五场表现低迷之后，维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 找回了往常的状态，砍下 28 分并抢下 10 个篮板。周二他仅有 15 投 4 中，而周四他 21 投 10 中（其中三分球 9 投 4 中）。
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 投篮 9 投 6 中，为马刺贡献了 18 分。斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 砍下 17 分和 9 次助攻。周四的胜利是马刺在本轮系列赛中第二次净胜对手至少 20 分，另一次是第四场以 103-82 大胜。
两届 NBA MVP 得主谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (Shai Gilgeous-Alexander) 仅拿到 15 分，全场 18 投 6 中，这也缩影了雷霆整场低至 37% 的投篮命中率。雷霆在今年季后赛中唯一一次投篮表现更糟的是周日的第四场比赛，当时他们的命中率仅为 33%。
以下是第六场比赛的几大看点：
防守与自信注入马刺动力
文班亚马再次证明，他能用一场统治级别的表现来回应上一场的低迷。他没有强行冲击内线，而是终于自信地出手投篮，下起了一场三分雨。
当他看到开局的几次投篮稳稳命中后，他在防守端的威慑力以及全队的防守强度，都提升到了第五场未曾展现的高度。
但马刺在这轮系列赛中最大的软肋，一直在于文班亚马下场休息时的阶段。然而在周四，这恰恰是全队真正提升防守强度的时刻。他们对吉尔杰斯-亚历山大采取了多种限制策略，成功阻止了雷霆在文班下场期间打出反扑高潮。随后，迪伦·哈珀也终于找回了往日的活力，这是他自第二场比赛遭遇内收肌受伤以来，打出的首场高光表现。
马刺的防守轮转极其默契，在包夹 SGA 时果断且积极，同时成功避免了后防线漏人。他们飞扑防守射手，却又没有在扑防时失控，让雷霆很难获得任何优势。在对手投篮打铁后，他们迅速推反击，打出了一场教科书般的马刺式比赛。周四的圣安东尼奥展现了他们的最强形态。—— 杰拉德·魏斯 (Jared Weiss)，马刺随队记者
雷霆不堪回首的第三节
在前 24 分钟里，文班亚马大杀四方；德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 看起来就像波士顿时代的雷·阿伦 (Ray Allen)，而迪伦·哈珀更是弹无虚发。即便如此，雷霆依然紧咬比分。
然而，雷霆在第三节极其糟糕的表现，将成为他们挥之不去的噩梦，一直伴随他们走到第七场生死战。
雷霆在 12 分钟内仅得到可怜的 13 分。他们让对手打出了一波 27-6 的高潮，这对于一支历史级别的防守强队来说是不可思议的。吉尔杰斯-亚历山大在防守端被死死缠绕，打得极其难受，单节正负值为 -13。周四晚带伤（左大腿后侧肌群拉伤）复出的杰伦·威廉姆斯 (Jalen Williams) 在第三节上场的 3 分钟内正负值为 -6。而在卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 上场的 4 分钟里，雷霆输了 11 分。这简直是灾难的温床。
这长达一节的得分荒最让人痛苦的地方在于，在圣安东尼奥上半场火力全开时，俄克拉荷马城似乎总能见招拆招。然而，当马刺的进攻效率开始下降时，雷霆自己却突然哑火了。
他们的整个第四节都在“马刺抢七晋级”的齐声呐喊中度过。—— 乔尔·洛伦齐 (Joel Lorenzi)，雷霆随队记者
哈珀替补出战高效发挥
迪伦·哈珀在马刺首战击败雷霆的比赛中表现惊艳，砍下 24 分、11 个篮板和 6 次助攻。但在那之后的四场比赛中，这位 20 岁的后卫表现相对沉寂，在第二、三、四、五场比赛中分别仅得到 12 分、6 分、7 分和 5 分。
而在周四，他看起来更像是一位未来必成大器的全明星球员，而不是一个畏首畏尾的新秀。作为去年 NBA 选秀的榜眼秀，哈珀在替补出场的 22 分钟内，高效砍下 18 分（9 投 6 中）、6 个篮板和 4 次助攻。
在圣安东尼奥这场一路领先的完胜中，哈珀展现了他流畅且掌控自如的球风。他开局便命中两记三分，随后轻松突入篮下，期间还穿插了中距离跳投。
如果哈珀能在第七场比赛中延续这样的发挥，马刺将极有可能拿到通往 NBA 总决赛的门票。—— 克里斯蒂安·克拉克 (Christian Clark)，NBA 专栏作家
文班在最关键时刻挺身而出
必须给文班亚马记上一功：在第五场表现低迷后，他选择保持沉默，这也让他在此后两天备战第六场的期间承受了巨大的舆论压力，但他用自己年轻职业生涯中最为震撼的表现之一做出了强有力的回应。
如果他再次表现拉胯，导致马刺的赛季就此结束，这位 22 岁的年轻人将面临长达数月的口诛笔伐，人们会指责他在这个本该特别的赛季的终章里，是如何输掉系列赛并失去冷静的。
相反，随着文班亚马在开局化身“雷·阿伦”奠定基调，并在整场比赛的攻防两端持续施压，这支年轻的马刺发现自己已经站在了创造改变格局的爆冷奇迹的边缘。—— 萨姆·阿米克 (Sam Amick)，NBA 全国记者
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Spurs dominate in home win over Thunder, force anticipated Game 7
The Western Conference finals will go to a seventh game after the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 118-91 Thursday night at Frost Bank Center.
Rebounding from their 13-point loss in Tuesday’s Game 5, the Spurs never trailed in Game 6, tying the series 3-3. Game 7 is Saturday night in Oklahoma City.
The Thunder were within seven points at halftime, but the Spurs outscored them 32-13 in the third quarter.
After a subpar Game 5 performance, Victor Wembanyama was closer to his normal self, scoring 28 points and grabbing 10 rebounds. After shooting 4-for-15 on Tuesday, he was 10-for-21 (including 4-for-9 on 3-pointers) on Thursday.
Dylan Harper made 6 of 9 shots from the field and scored 18 points for the Spurs. Stephon Castle logged 17 points and nine assists. Thursday’s win was the Spurs’ second by at least 20 points in this series, the other a 103-82 decision in Game 4.
Two-time NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (15 points) shot 6-for-18 from the field, typifying the Thunder’s 37 percent shooting. The only game this postseason in which the Thunder have shot worse was Game 4 on Sunday, when they made 33 percent.
Here are some takeaways from Game 6:
Defense and confidence power Spurs
Wembanyama showed once again that he can answer for a bad game with a dominant one. Instead of forcing his way into the paint, he finally shot the ball with confidence and made it rain.
When he saw those early shots go down, his defensive presence, as well as the rest of the team’s, hit a level it didn’t show in Game 5.
But the Spurs’ biggest vulnerability in this series has been what happens when Wembanyama hits the bench. That was when the team really turned up the defensive intensity on Thursday, dialing up a variety of coverages on Gilgeous-Alexander that kept the Thunder from going on any runs with Wemby out. Then, Dylan Harper finally found the bounce in his step once again, as he had his first big game since he suffered an adductor injury in Game 2.
The Spurs’ defense was incredibly connected, aggressively rotating on and off SGA doubles and managing not to get exposed on the back end. They flew out to shooters without overrunning the closeouts, making it hard for the Thunder to get any advantages. They ran well on the break off misses, putting together a textbook Spurs performance. Thursday was San Antonio at its best. — Jared Weiss, Spurs writer
A 3rd quarter to forget for OKC
For 24 minutes, Wembanyama was unleashed; Devin Vassell looked like Ray Allen in his Boston days and Dylan Harper couldn’t miss. And yet, OKC remained in range.
It was the Thunder’s putrid third quarter that will haunt them all the way to Game 7.
They scored a mere 13 points in 12 minutes. They forfeited a 27-6 run, unfathomable for an all-time defense. Gilgeous-Alexander, smothered and bothered, was a minus-13 in the period. Jalen Williams, who returned from a left hamstring injury Thursday night, was a minus-6 in three third-quarter minutes. During Luke Kornet’s four minutes in the third, the Thunder were outscored by 11. This was a recipe for disaster.
The most painful part of the quarter-long dry spell was that Oklahoma City seemed to have all the answers during San Antonio’s explosive first half. They somehow ran out when the Spurs grew less efficient.
Their fourth quarter was spent listening to “Spurs in seven” chants. — Joel Lorenzi, Thunder writer
Productive game off the bench for Harper
Dylan Harper was sensational in the Spurs’ Game 1 win over the Thunder, going for 24 points, 11 rebounds and six assists. In the four games after that, the 20-year-old guard was relatively quiet. He scored 12, six, seven and five points in Games 2, 3, 4 and 5, respectively.
On Thursday, he looked more like a surefire future All-Star than a tentative rookie. Harper, the No. 2 pick in last year’s NBA Draft, scored 18 points (6 of 9 from the field), grabbed six rebounds and dished four assists in 22 minutes off the bench.
Harper played his smooth, under-control style in San Antonio’s dominant wire-to-wire win. He made two early 3s, got to the rim with ease and mixed in some midrange jumpers.
If Harper can play like this again in Game 7, the Spurs could punch their ticket to the NBA Finals. — Christian Clark, NBA writer
Wemby delivered at most opportune time
Give Wembanyama credit for this much: After choosing to stay silent after his lackluster outing in Game 5, and inviting two days of scrutiny in the process heading into Game 6, he responded by delivering one of the loudest performances of his young career.
Had he laid another egg, with the Spurs’ season ending in the process, the 22-year-old would have faced months of criticism about how he lost the series and his composure in the final chapter of an otherwise-special season.
Instead, with Wembanyama setting the tone with his Ray Allen impersonation early and maintaining force on both ends throughout, these young Spurs found themselves on the brink of what would be a landscape-changing upset. — Sam Amick, NBA national writer
By Joel Lorenzi, Jared Weiss, Sam Amick, Christian Clark and Mike Wilson, via The Athletic