By Bill Huan | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-05-29 06:00:00
在周二晚上于俄克拉荷马城遭遇一场令人失望的失利后，马刺队强势反弹，凭借一场27分的狂胜一路领先，成功挽救赛点，将系列赛拖入抢七。
马刺将士们一开场就气势如虹。圣安东尼奥人接连飙中三记三分，迫使雷霆队早早请求暂停。尤其是文班，展现出了天王山之战中所缺失的侵略性。他在外线命中两记三分，随后又单打哈滕施泰因深入内线，命中一记漂亮的后仰跳投，同时在防守端屡屡干扰对手投篮。马刺的整体防守极其严密，球员们轮转迅速，没有给雷霆留下任何空位机会。他们打出了风驰电掣般的节奏，早早落位展开战术，并抓住每一个机会推反击。这种势头点燃了他们火热的手感，圣安东尼奥人在首节就轰下8记三分，建立起两位数的领先优势。
尽管如此，雷霆队依然保持了冷静。即使在亚历山大下场休息期间，雷霆依然打得有条不紊，紧咬比分。马刺则保持了防守强度，当瓦塞尔在篮下大帽切特时，弗罗斯特银行中心球馆的房顶几乎要被主场球迷的欢呼声震塌。圣安东尼奥在进攻端继续获得良机，迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 命中多记三分并轻松突破内线。然而，半场结束前的一些失误让雷霆轻松连拿4分，将分差缩小到个位数。半场结束，马刺以60-53领先。
下半场伊始，马刺展现出了极强的韧性。雷霆一上来就将分差缩小到两个球的差距，但圣安东尼奥总能予以还击。在文班下场休息的阶段，即便亚历山大在场，马刺依然设法扩大了领先优势。马刺成功限制了这位MVP热门，多次完成抢断，逼迫他从极具难度的角度出手，同时切断了雷霆外线射手的空位机会。凭借这波窒息防守，马刺在没有文班在场的情况下打出一波13-0的高潮，将优势扩大到20分。当文班重新登场后，这种统治力仍在延续。雷霆队显然被打乱了阵脚，无法创造出像样的进攻机会，只能在外线顶着防守强投三分，以此来规避马刺铺天盖地的合围防守。雷霆在将近八分钟的时间里运动战一分未得，马刺在第三节单节打出32-13的狂潮。
落后26分，马克·戴格诺特 (Mark Daigneault) 剑走偏锋，对马刺摆出了2-3联防。这在短时间内确实起到了效果，但马刺很快重新找到得分节奏。比赛还剩9分钟时，文班打卡下班，轻松回到替补席。与第四战类似，亚历山大在第四节甚至没有登场，在胜负早早失去悬念的情况下，双方都将注意力提前转移到了抢七大战。最终，马刺在主场以118-91大胜对手。
比赛要点
- 文班本场比赛表现出色，投篮21中10，其中三分球9中4，砍下28分和10个篮板。然而，我并不太喜欢他的进攻选择，因为他全场总共只有两次空接终结/尝试，这也是他仅获得4次罚球的原因。他几乎所有的得分都来自于外线和中距离的火热手感，以及面对雷霆内线时的单打突破。如果他本场手感冰凉，马刺现在可能已经在去坎昆度假的路上（意指被淘汰）了。如果马刺希望赢下抢七，他们必须让文班在更靠近篮筐的位置接球。
- 哈珀看起来找回了状态，这来得正是时候。这位新秀投篮9中6，高效贡献18分、6个篮板和4次助攻。他似乎重新找回了爆发力，多次轻松撕裂防线杀入禁区，完成精彩的终结，或将球分给外线的空位射手。
- 另一方面，福克斯本场比赛表现糟糕。这位全明星球员投篮仅9中1，只得到5分，不过他也送出了7次助攻。福克斯失去了往日招牌式的爆发力，在场上大部分时间形同隐形。不过，他在场上依然有积极意义，因为他能为马刺提供另一个可靠的持球点，同时也迫使雷霆在防守端必须顾及他的外线威胁。
- 杰伦·威廉姆斯 (Jalen Williams) 本场迎来复出并替补登场，但雷霆为什么选择在此时让他复出依然令人费解。无论从视觉感官还是正负值来看，他都是场上表现最差的球员之一。杰威 (JDub) 仅出场10分钟，1投0中仅靠罚球拿到1分。他完全没有融入雷霆的进攻体系，防守端更是沦为被马刺疯狂针对的漏洞，谁也防不住。我原本以为雷霆会让他休战，直到可能到来的抢七大战再复出以避免伤势复发，或许他们只是想看看他的恢复状态以便为接下来的比赛制定战术？好吧，现在他们得到答案了。
本场最佳进球
瞧瞧这位新秀的这记暴扣如何？！
依然被CB的那记暴扣所震撼
NBC | Peacock pic.twitter.com/s6F2PuAJWL
— 圣安东尼奥马刺 (@ spurs) 2026年5月29日
下场预告：周六客场挑战雷霆
马刺队将在周六晚上重返俄克拉荷马城，迎来本赛季最关键的一场决战，比赛将于中部时间晚上7点开球。让我们一鼓作气拿下总决赛入场券，证明柯基的预测是正确的！！马刺加油！
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点击查看原文：Spurs dominate Thunder to force game 7 in the West Finals
Spurs dominate Thunder to force game 7 in the West Finals
After a disappointing performance Tuesday night in OKC, the Spurs bounced back with a dominant 27-point, wire-to-wire victory to stave off elimination and force a game 7.
The good guys came out with their hair on fire. San Antonio made a trio of threes, forcing the Thunder to call an early timeout. Wemby, specifically, played with the needed aggression that was missing in game 5. He drilled two triples and took Hartenstein into the paint before making a pretty turnaround jumper while deterring shots on the other end. The defense as a whole was sharp, with every player rotating and not giving up open looks for OKC. The Spurs played at a breakneck pace, getting into their actions early and running at every opportunity. Their momentum fuelled a scorching shooting start, as San Antonio made eight threes in the first quarter alone to build a double-digit lead.
Still, the Thunder kept their composure. Even with Shai on the bench, OKC played methodically to keep the game competitive. The Spurs maintained their defensive intensity, with the roof of Frost Bank Center almost coming off after Vassell blocked Chet at the rim. San Antonio continued getting good looks on offense, with Dylan Harper hitting multiple threes and penetrating the paint with ease. Some late-quarter blunders, however, led to two quick buckets from the Thunder that cut the lead down to single digits, and the good guys headed into the break up 60-53.
The Spurs’ resilience was on display to start the second half. OKC made it a two-possession game right off the bat, yet San Antonio kept answering with punches of their own. They managed to build on the lead during the non-Wemby minutes, even with Shai playing. The good guys neutralized the MVP, picking his pockets multiple times and forcing him into attempts from near-impossible angles while taking away open looks from the Thunder’s shooters. As a result, the Spurs went on a 13-0 run to build a 20-point lead without Wemby, and the dominance continued when he checked back in. OKC was noticeably frazzled, failing to generate good looks and chucking up long 3s so that they didn’t have to deal with San Antonio’s swarming defense. The Thunder went almost eight minutes without a single bucket, and the Spurs outscored them 32-13 in the third alone.
Down 26, Mark Daigneault got funky and threw a 2-3 zone at the good guys. It flummoxed them momentarily before the points started coming again, and Wemby comfortably checked out of the game with nine minutes remaining. Similar to game 4, Shai didn’t even touch the floor in the fourth, with both teams turning their focus to game 7 long before the contest was over. In the end, the Spurs came away with a dominant 118-91 victory on home soil.
Game notes
- Wemby had a great game, finishing with 28 and 10 on 10-21 from the field and 4-9 from three. Yet, I didn’t like his process, as he only had two lob finishes/attempts total, which was also why he only shot four free throws. Almost all of his points came from hot shooting from deep and the mid-range, along with iso drives against OKC’s bigs. If he had a cold shooting game, the Spurs might be on their way to Cancun, and the team will need to get him touches closer to the rim if they hope to win game 7.
- Harper looks like he’s back, and it couldn’t have happened at a better time. The rookie had 18/6/4 on 6-9 shooting and seemed to regain his explosiveness, effortlessly knifing his way to the rim multiple times for impressive finishes or kickouts to open shooters.
- On the other hand, Fox had a horrendous game. The All-Star shot 1-9 and had just five points, although he also poured in seven assists. Fox didn’t have any of his usual burst and was largely invisible, but his presence is still a positive since it gives the Spurs another reliable ballhandler, while also forcing OKC to respect him from the perimeter.
- Jalen Williams was active and came off the bench, although it remains puzzling as to why OKC brought him back. He was one of the worst players both from the eye test and on the scoreboard. JDub played just 10 minutes and had a single point while taking just one shot. He wasn’t involved in the Thunder’s offense at all and was attacked relentlessly on defense, unable to contain anyone on the Spurs. I was expecting OKC to hold him out until a potential game 7 to avoid re-injury, though perhaps they wanted to see how he looked so that they could gameplan moving forward? Well, they have their answer.
Play of the game
How about this dunk from the rook??
still shook at that CB slam
— San Antonio Spurs (@ spurs) May 29, 2026
Next game: @ OKC on Saturday
The Spurs will return to OKC to play the biggest game of the entire season Saturday night, with tip-off set for 7pm central time. Let’s punch our ticket to the finals and prove Corgi right!! Go Spurs go!
By Bill Huan, via Pounding The Rock