# \[PtR\] 总决赛G2惨遭尼克斯“千刀万剐”，我们学到了什么
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**Tags:** 2025-26赛季, 卢克-科内特
**Created:** [2026 年6 月 6 日 13:01 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/47289 "2026-06-06T13:01:15Z")
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年6 月 6 日 13:01 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/47289/1 "2026-06-06T13:01:15Z")
By Charlie Thaddeus | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-06-06 12:00:00
一直以来，我都以为自己正在见证一个特定剧本的故事。一个坚韧不拔的黑马故事。一个正在崛起的“天选之子”。一次登基。一场成人礼。或许，是一个童话。细节虽然总是有些模糊，但主角是谁从未有过疑问。那就是马刺。这种感觉再对不过了。每一个瞬间都有其意义。每一次挫折都只是在为最终的伟业铺路。如果你懂得如何解读，征兆无处不在。属于我们的时代已经来临。我们的故事正在实时上演，就在我们眼前。
然而在第三节的某个时刻，当球队落后14分时，我开始怀疑自己是不是走错了放映厅。
我感觉自己快要溺水了。马刺的每一次进攻都像是在用超光速进行。出手仓促，弹筐而出。上篮刷筐而出。突破磕磕绊绊。我还没反应过来发生了什么，球就已经落入了尼克斯球员的手中，然后转瞬之间，攻防转换，对手已经潮水般涌向另一端。
可是尼克斯的那些进攻呢？那感觉就像是在看慢动作挨揍。一记又一记重拳迎面砸来，没错，你确实能看清每一次出拳，但你的手臂却像陷在糖浆里一样动弹不得。你无能为力，只能坐在那里硬生生挨打。接着，一切又突然加速，你还因为刚才那一拳而头晕目眩，可转眼间，马刺的又一次三分出手砸筐而出，尼克斯已经再次快下奔向他们的前场了。
我精疲力竭。我头晕眼花。而且我开始产生一种强烈的预感：无论我以为自己正在看的是哪个版本的故事，剧情都绝对不该是这样发展的。
让我无比郁闷的是，我的注意力总是忍不住被观众席上的尼克斯球迷吸引。他们简直要让我发疯了。不是那种“有点烦”，而是彻底的_发疯_。说真的，每当尼克斯又进一球，看台上无数双蓝橙相间的双手高高举起时，那种感觉就像一个银河系级别的五岁熊孩子发现了我手臂上的淤青，然后不停地用手指去戳它。我觉得自己就像是坐在客厅里，正试图为一位老友的离去而哀悼，而一群醉鬼却贴着我的耳道大吼大叫：“BING BONG！尼克斯4场搞定，宝贝！”
滚出我们的主场，你们这群彻头彻尾的恶鬼。
我知道。我知道。_其实跟他们没关系_。随便吧。只是这种感觉太不公平了，就像生活有时让你感到无比不公那样——当荒谬的事情就在你眼前发生，你却无处申诉，也没有人违反任何规则，它就这么发生了。为什么？没有为什么，就是发生了。
但问题在于，我光顾着生他们的气——气他们表现得好像这里是他们的主场一样，却未曾停下来想一想，为什么他们会如此确信自己属于这里。
也许他们知道一些我不知道的事情。
* * *
在比赛还剩大约11分钟时，我关掉了声音。这是我记忆中屡试不爽的招数，每当竞技体育的残酷程度超出我的心理承受极限时，我就会这么做。静音似乎能让比赛变得更容易接受一些。就好像我终于可以喘口气，思考那么一秒钟。有时候，不用再听到理查德·杰弗森 (Richard Jefferson) 的解说，感觉真的很不错。
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 投进了一个三分。但这可骗不了我。绝对不行。整场比赛的基调就是马刺好不容易在悬崖峭壁上抓到了一个支撑点，却又立刻向下跌落几英尺，然后不得不重新开始。斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 突进去完成了一记漂亮的扣篮。文班封盖了哈特。尼克斯的投篮其实也开始失准了，但这并不真实。这只是回光返照罢了。
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 打进一球。
我跟你说，在无声中看着这一切发生，感觉太超现实了。我显然不会重新打开声音，以免破坏我好不容易从神明那里求来的好运，正是这好运激发了这波反扑。然而，这感觉就像是我站在玻璃的另一侧，看着这一切发生在别人身上。我想尖叫，想大喊，想敲击窗户，但我唯一能做的就是盯着看。目瞪口呆。在心中默默祈祷，试图仅仅通过强烈的渴望来让奇迹发生。
我们的主场观众彻底疯狂了。而尼克斯球迷终于——谢天谢地——加入了我的行列，陷入了死一般的沉寂。
比分打平。还剩三分钟。他们真的要逆转了吗？他们找了一整晚的解决办法，难道现在，克服了重重困难，终于找到了？维克托迈出两步，跨越了近百英尺的距离，将球放进篮筐。马刺领先了。他们要赢下这场比赛了。要赢下这个系列赛了。甚至可能再也不会输球了。
也许这_确实_是属于我们的故事。我们要一路赢到底了，宝贝！
当文班亚马在比赛还剩12秒、布伦森投篮不中时抢下那个篮板，我才第一次真正让自己相信，他们能把这场胜利收入囊中。场上最强的两名球员刚刚完成了一对一的正面交锋，而维克托赢了。我们要推进上去，得分，然后欢天喜地地融入夜色之中。剧本已经写好。我们的命运已经注定。众星归位，万事俱备。
然而事实证明，命运的幽默感相当奇特。
* * *
赛前，有人用法语问及文班亚马关于这支球队总是要在撞南墙之后才能找到解决办法的习惯。一如既往，他那坦率的自我评估让我有些猝不及防。
“我们有点像被宠坏的孩子，”他说。“对我们中的一些人来说，这只是我们的第一个赛季，而我们已经打进了总决赛。我们还没有完全意识到这意味着什么。在我看来，最珍惜我们目前处境的那支球队，才会是最终夺冠的那一个。”
两场比赛过后，尼克斯看起来完全清楚自己身处何地。
他们怎么可能不清楚？在过去近三十年的时间里，这支球队一直都是联盟的笑柄。选秀眼光不佳，选来的新人未能兑现天赋。超级巨星们纷纷另谋高就。好不容易来的球星又立刻遭遇伤病。甚至连老板有时看起来都在积极地给自家球队帮倒忙。
去年，这群人距离这神圣的时刻仅差两场胜利，但泰雷塞·哈利伯顿 (Tyrese Haliburton) 和步行者队却残忍地掏空了他们的心。
经历了27年的“差一点点”，现在他们来到了这里，回到了圣安东尼奥。在总决赛的舞台上。在我们的球馆里。他们的球迷看起来欣喜若狂，他们的球员看起来就像是在执行上帝赋予的使命。他们每个人看起来都为这一刻等待了一辈子。
也许，这才是我们一直以来真正见证的故事。
事情可能就是这么简单。
* * *
赛后启示
- 我愿意相信是我对这一切过于悲观了。马刺在第四节确实打出了一些真本事，而且更疯狂的事情也曾发生过。话虽如此，带着0-2的大比分前往届时绝对会陷入疯狂的麦迪逊广场花园，这担子确实太重了。并非不可能，只是担子太重了。真的……是的，太重了。
- 维克托整场比赛看起来都精疲力竭。直到他突然爆发的那一刻！不过，我感觉在这个系列赛中，他投丢了大量平时十拿九稳的球，这确实有点让人担忧。第四节展现出的最大启示是，当文班看起来不可战胜时，这支马刺队就是不可战胜的。而当他显得疲态时，好吧，马刺突然就变得很容易被击败了。这个道理虽然我们已经反复领悟了大约三年，但不知为何，每次提及依然显得如此深刻。
- 卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 在布伦森罚球不中后抢下的那个前场篮板，本该是一个载入史册的经典瞬间，却注定要被历史遗忘，这让我感到无比愤怒。教练派他上场就是为了做这一件事，而他做到了。他把手伸进一堆纠缠在一起的腿和手臂中，竟然在没有踩线出界的情况下把球抢了出来。这一球和他在对阵雷霆系列赛中的那记追身大帽一样令人震撼。它本该配得上一个更好的结局。唉，可惜了。
- 我心里有一部分觉得，最后一投应该由达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 来投。我无法完全解释清楚。只是觉得那本该是属于他的时刻。这也是我们把他带到这里的原因。球馆里的每个人都知道球会传给文班，那为什么不给世界来一点小小的震撼呢？他当时有出手空间，不是吗？我永远无法确知了，因为我拒绝再看一遍那个进攻片段，但在我心里，我觉得他当时是有机会的。
- 兄弟们，这感觉太糟糕了。现在的心情_真的_非常糟糕。
- 马刺4-3胜出。
* * *
WWL赛后新闻发布会
_你真的有过看电影走错放映厅的经历吗？_
没有，这似乎几乎是不可能的。不过以前闲着没事的时候，我确实经常在电影院里“连场看戏”。感觉只要你把票交给了前台的检票员，你真的可以在帝王影院 (Regal Cinemas) 的深处呆上好几天。
_所以你就会连着看好几部电影？_
当然，或者就是连映两场之类的。
_你最精彩的一次两片连播是什么？_
我最喜欢的绝对是《碟中谍2》(Mission Impossible 2) 紧接着看《西域威龙》(Shanghai Noon) 的组合。这才是电影艺术！我当时真是一个文化人。我从未感到过如此充实的艺术熏陶。
_你真的不想再聊那场马刺的比赛了，对吧？_
我真的不想了。
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
> **点击查看原文：What We Learned from dying a thousand deaths at the hands of the Knicks in Game 2**
>
> # What We Learned from dying a thousand deaths at the hands of the Knicks in Game 2
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> 
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> For a while now, I thought I was watching a very specific kind of story. An underdog with tenacity. A chosen one on the rise. An ascension. A coming-of-age. A fairy tale, maybe. The details were always a little hazy, but the protagonist was never in question. It was the Spurs. It just felt right. Every moment had meaning. Every setback only served the cause. The signs were everywhere if you knew how to read them. Our time had come. Our story was happening in real time, right in front of our eyes.
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> Somewhere in the third quarter, down fourteen, I started to wonder if I’d maybe wandered into the wrong theater.
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> I felt like I was drowning. Every Spurs possession was happening at warp speed. Shots went up quick and bounced out. Layups lipped out. Drives sputtered. The ball found its way into Knick hands before I could even process what was happening, and then suddenly everything was headed the other way.
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> These Knicks possessions, though. Those were like getting punched in slow motion. Just haymaker after haymaker and, sure, you could see every one coming but your arms were moving through molasses. There’s nothing to be done except to just sit there and take it. Then everything speeds up again and you’re dizzy from that last punch but, oops, another three just rattled out and the Knicks are headed back up the court again.
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> I was exhausted. I was dizzy. And I was starting to get the distinct impression that, in whatever version of this story I thought I was watching, this is not how it was supposed to go.
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> Much to my chagrin, I could not stop focusing on the Knicks fans in the crowd. They were making me insane. Not, like, a little annoyed. _Insane_. Seriously, every time a bunch of blue and orange hands went up after another bucket, it was like a galactic five-year-old found a bruise on my arm and just kept poking it. I felt like I was in my living room trying to grieve the demise of an old friend and a bunch of drunk guys were screaming BING BONG KNICKS IN FOUR BABY directly into my ear canal.
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> Get out of our house, you absolute ghouls.
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> I know. I know. _It wasn’t really about them_. Whatever. It’s just that it felt unfair in the specific way that life feels really unfair sometimes, when something wrong is happening right in front of you and there’s no one to appeal to and no rule being broken and it’s just happening. Why? Because.
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> But here’s the thing. I was so busy being mad at them for acting like they belonged there that I didn’t stop to consider why they were so sure they did.
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> Maybe they knew something I didn’t.
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> * * *
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> I turned the sound off with around 11 minutes left in the game. A tried and true tactic I’ve used for as long as I can remember when Sports has gotten a little too real for my taste. Something about the silence makes it seem more palatable. Like I can finally breathe and think for a second. Sometimes it’s just nice not to have to listen to Richard Jefferson anymore.
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> Wembanyama hit a three. That wasn’t going to fool me though. No sir. This whole game had been defined by the Spurs getting purchase on a cliff face before immediately tumbling back down a few feet and starting over. Castle got in for a pretty good dunk. Wemby blocked Hart. Their shots weren’t really falling anymore, but this wasn’t real. This was just the death rattle.
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> Harper with a bucket.
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> I’m telling you, watching this play out in silence was surreal. I obviously wasn’t going to turn the sound back on and mess with whatever favor I’d earned with the gods to inspire the run. Still, it was as if I was standing on the other side of the glass watching all of this happen to someone else. I wanted to scream or shout or bang on the window, but all I could do was stare. Mouth agape. Silently trying to will something into existence just by wanting it enough.
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> Our crowd was going nuts. The Knicks fans were, finally, mercifully, joining me in a silent vigil.
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> The score was tied. Three minutes left. Were they actually going to do this? They’d spent all night searching for answers and had they now, against all odds, finally found some? Victor took two steps, covered about a hundred feet of ground, and laid it in. The Spurs were winning. They were winning this game. Winning this series. Potentially never going to lose again.
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> Maybe this _was_ our story after all. It’s wins all the way down, baby!
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> Wembanyama grabbing that board off the Brunson miss with 12 seconds left was the first time I actually let myself believe they were going to pull this off. The two best players on the court had just stared each other down, one on one, and Vic had prevailed. We were going to go back up, score, and dance off into the night. The story had been written. Our fate had been sealed. The stars were aligned.
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> Fate, it turns out, has a pretty funny sense of humor.
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> * * *
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> Before the game, Wembanyama was asked in French about this team’s habit of finding solutions only after running into problems. As usual, the frankness of his assessment kind of caught me off guard.
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> “We’re kind of like spoiled kids,” he said. “For some of us, it’s our first season and we’re already in the Finals. We don’t fully realize it yet. And to me, the team that appreciates the position we’re in the most will be the one that wins.”
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> Two games in, the Knicks look like they know exactly where they are.
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> How could they not? This is a franchise that has spent the better part of three decades being a punchline. Draft picks that didn’t pan out. Superstars that chose somewhere else. Stars that arrived and immediately got hurt. An owner who, at times, seemed to be actively working against his own team.
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> Last year, this group got within two wins of this exact moment and then Tyrese Haliburton and the Pacers ripped their hearts out.
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> Twenty-seven years of almost and now here they are, back in San Antonio. In the Finals. In our building. Their fans look deliriously happy and their players look like they’re on a mission from God. They all look like they’ve been waiting their whole lives for this moment.
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> Maybe this is the story we’ve really been watching all along.
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> It could be as simple as that.
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> * * *
>
> Takeaways
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> - I’m willing to live in a world where I’m being too cynical about all this. The Spurs found something in that fourth quarter that looked real, and crazier things have happened. That said, down 0-2 heading to a Garden that is going to be absolutely feral is a lot. It’s not impossible. It’s just a lot. It’s….yeah, a lot.
> - Victor looked absolutely gassed all game. Right up until he didn’t! Still, I feel like I’ve seen him miss a ton of shots he normally makes in this series and it’s for sure a little disconcerting. The biggest thing the fourth quarter showed is that this Spurs team is invincible when Wemby is looking invincible. When he’s not, well, they get pretty vincible all of a sudden. This is something that somehow continues to seem profound even though we’ve been learning it over and over again for about three years now.
> - The Luke Kornet rebound off the missed Brunson free throw is an all-time moment that is going to be lost to history and I am furious about it. They put him in to do exactly one thing and he did it. He reached into a tangle of legs and limbs and came out with the basketball, somehow without stepping out of bounds. It was as stunning a play as his chase-down block in the OKC series. It deserved a better ending. Alas.
> - Part of me thinks Fox should have taken that last shot. I can’t fully explain it. It just felt like that was going to be his moment. That’s why we brought him here. Everyone in the building knew Wemby was getting the ball, so why not shock the world? He had the shot, didn’t he? I’ll never know because I refuse to watch that sequence again, but in my heart I think he had it.
> - Feels bad, y’all. Feels _real_ bad right now.
> - Spurs in 7.
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> * * *
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> WWL Post Game Press Conference
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> _Have you ever actually walked into the wrong theater for a movie?_
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> No, that seems borderline impossible. I did used to like, double dip at the theater all the time back in the day when there was nothing else really going on. It felt like once you’d given your ticket to the guy up front you really could just hang out back there in the bowels of a Regal Cinemas for days on end.
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> _So you’d just watch multiple movies?_
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> Sure, or just like, a double feature or something.
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> _What was your best double feature?_
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> My favorite one, for sure, was a combination of Mission Impossible 2 followed by Shanghai Noon. Cinema! I was a man of culture. I’ve never felt more artistically fulfilled.
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> _You really don’t want to keep talking about that Spurs game do you?_
>
> I really don’t.
By Charlie Thaddeus, via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/104225/what-we-learned-from-dying-a-thousand-deaths-at-the-hands-of-the-knicks-in-game-2)
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年6 月 7 日 00:31 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/47289/2 "2026-06-07T00:31:09Z")
# 热评
> [@Demolishtheheat](#):
>
> 在消化了昨晚那场令人心碎的失利之后——我们这支年轻队伍起伏不定的表现，文班那次直接导致输球的致命失误等等——我留下了两个深刻的印象……
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> 第一，纽约。哇。他们绝对打得更加沉着、更有强度，而且显然配得上这两场胜利（在我看来两场都是）。向尼克斯致敬。也许在经历了半个多世纪的等待后，你们的时代终于来了。
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> 第二，这是多么棒的一个机会啊！这支年轻的球队在这个季后赛中一次又一次地经受考验，而现在又面临这样的境地？！我认为这是一个绝佳的契机，让他们能够激发出内在的潜能，想方设法在客场的敌对环境中赢下第三场比赛（谁知道呢，也许这正是他们所需要的？）。然后……好吧，一切皆有可能，尤其是取决于他们是“如何”赢下比赛的。
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> 但和这里的其他人一样，我昨晚真心期望他们能赢，期望看到他们比表现出来的更加“专注”，而整晚大部分时间里，他们的表现确实让我感到失望。然而，天亮之后，回想起我们本赛季走得有多远，以及我们为了走到这一步已经克服了多少困难，我已经做好了迎接任何结果的准备。如果能见证他们提升到另一个档次，那将是不可思议的。或者那要等到下个赛季，谁知道呢。不管怎样，我都为这支球队所取得的成就感到骄傲。
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> > [@sdowns1470](#):
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> > 说得好。无论结局如何，我都不会感到失望。我们已经走到了这一步。尼克斯绝非等闲之辈。我们实力更强，但这支队伍年轻且缺乏经验，这让我们在这一轮中付出了代价。
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> > 我们会反弹的。我们会变得更好。我们的时代即将来临。也许不是今年，但很快就会到来。在我看来，没必要悲观失望。#GoSpursGo
> [@Tavr4life](#):
>
> 在最后一分钟文班打成2+1帮助球队取得领先之后，比赛结束前的所有出手都出了问题。以下是他的几次处理球：（1）他投丢了一个糟糕的后仰三分，这球没进，而且在那个时间点根本不需要投三分；（2）在争取抢攻（2 for 1）时投了一个糟糕的中距离；（3）在慌乱传球中把球砸在了斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 的背上导致失误；（4）对尼克斯犯规让他们反超比分；（5）最后尝试中距离绝杀未果。文班整场比赛状态都不在线，唯一管用的就是冲击篮筐。
>
> 那波高潮是在迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 在场时发起的。哈珀或达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 需要去发起进攻并冲击篮筐，让文班和卡斯尔去拼抢篮板进行二次进攻。
> [@zhouprodigy](#):
>
> 比分咬得很紧算是一种安慰。我仍然不认为他们是一个无法解决的难题，我也不认为他们已经把我们摸透了。
>
> 但整个赛季以来，我想这是第一次……我被激怒了。我是说，真的他妈的超级生气。
>
> 在接下来的两天里，队员们需要好好反思，反思这两场比赛、整个季后赛征程、整个赛季，乃至过去的7个赛季。我需要他们变成“恶棍”。不要去管这支经历坎坷、看似“配得上”这一切的纽约球队。我需要他们别再那么温和，别再带着年轻人的自傲，去意识到现在就是关键时刻。我们让这支尼克斯队来到我们的主场，让他们为了想要的一切拼命争夺，然后我们却轻而易举地拱手相让。我们简直是在给对手送胜利。这里是诞生传奇的地方，即使总会有下一年，但下一年并不能得到保证。我们已经走到了这里，就是现在，我们离目标如此之近，一切还没有结束。他们没有理由感到疲倦或满足。他们没有权利把奖杯拱手让给纽约，就因为这是纽约50年来夺冠的最佳机会，而且很可能是他们未来50年的最后一次机会。我才不在乎这些。
>
> 他们需要保持极度专注，摧毁一切。学会去抢夺每个人都渴望的东西。学会击碎对手的斗志，掐灭他们的希望。不要再放松防守压力让对手重新咬住比分，不要再以为自己随时可以按下开关并赢得比赛。
>
> 这他妈可是总决赛。有所保留的努力已经不够用了。是时候倾其所有了。
> [@ElijahB](#):
>
> 如果非要挑出一样我注意到我们整个赛季都有些缺失、但大多数时候靠天赋能应付过去的东西，那就是“纪律性”。过去那支拥有三巨头的马刺队用他们的纪律性把我们胃口养刁了。也许纪律性源于经验，我不知道。但在我们的比赛中，保持纪律和做出正确决策的能力严重缺失。而尼克斯队看起来打得有纪律得多。
> [@Karula](#):
>
> 我打算给自己一天的时间来感受这种糟糕透顶的情绪，然后就会重新全心全意地为我们的队员加油。一生马刺人。
>
> > [@ElijahB](#):
> >
> > 我忍不住，我已经重新开始为我们加油了，我们会解决进攻端的麻烦的 🩶🖤 我依然坚信马刺抢七夺冠
> [@Tavr4life](#):
>
> 马刺不能陷入0-3的绝境，所以很遗憾，他们必须在客场的敌对环境中赢下第三场。虽然有球队曾在1-2或1-3落后的情况下逆转夺冠，但下一场比赛已经变成了必须拿下的生死战。
>
> 马刺的防守一直处于顶级水平，这让他们能够咬住比分，但他们在总决赛中就是没有进攻。他们完成了防守，紧接着却在进攻端无功而返。
> [@BatteriesNotIncluded](#):
>
> 马刺的进攻实在是不忍直视，充斥着大量糟糕的决策。
>
> 大家都说他们太年轻了，我也同意，但蒂姆·邓肯 (Tim Duncan) 在同样的年纪（23岁）时，就已经扛起马刺队，用出色的低位单打和强硬的篮板球带领球队走向胜利，甚至拿下了总决赛MVP。当时的邓肯就是得分、篮板和胜利的绝对保障。
>
> 我认为很多问题出在教练组身上……没有战术套路，文班在整个季后赛期间大部分时间都飘在三分线外，球员们有时看起来手足无措。此外，文班在比赛最后阶段显得有些犹豫不决……教练组应该把他们打造成一台机器，让他们能够毫不犹豫地做出本能反应。
>
> 总决赛0-2开局几乎是无法逾越的鸿沟，但文班是联盟中唯一一个有可能创造奇迹的球员。
> [@zeato](#):
>
> 还没结束呢！冲啊！马刺六场夺冠！
> [@6thManFan](#):
>
> 我也觉得马刺可能在第四节找到了一些门道。就像他们在防守端和进攻端解开了部分谜题。乾坤未定，一切皆有可能。你不可能一口气赢下多场比赛。2004年美联冠军赛（ALCS）时我正住在纽约，当时所有人都确信洋基队会横扫红袜队。洋基队3-0领先，但波士顿连扳四场夺得系列赛胜利。马刺现在完全没有理由轻言放弃。一步一个脚印，打好每一个回合。
>
> > [@zeato](#):
> >
> > 哈珀。他需要打40分钟。他是后卫群中效率最高的，而且不易失误。他6英尺5英寸的身高、速度和控球能力对付尼克斯再合适不过了。
> [@6thManFan](#):
>
> 一步一个脚印。打好每一个回合。继续凿石。没人能预知未来。昨晚只要多投进一个球，他们就赢了。或者多罚进两个球。或者尼克斯那个神奇的续命三分没进。尼克斯的篮球水平并没有高出多少。他们只是在总决赛的压力下表现得更加沉着。第一场比赛马刺就像是聚光灯下不知所措的鹿。第二场他们终于醒悟了，但在最后关头犯了一些致命的错误。我不认为他们应该提前放弃任何一场比赛。去打好比赛吧。一场接一场。一个回合接一个回合。
> [@Los Diablo](#):
>
> 我学到了几件事……
>
> 我明白了我认为这轮系列赛已经结束了，球员和主教练的缺乏经验确实暴露无遗。
>
> 我明白了我也很庆幸我们拥有这些缺乏经验的球员和主教练，因为他们几乎绝对不会有那么一瞬间认为系列赛已经结束，在他们的脑海和心中，他们甚至深信自己能够赢下这个系列赛。
>
> 我明白了对于我们今年夺得第六冠，我现在已经不抱任何希望或期待了，失望的情绪已经过去，剩下的只有些许娱乐和意外之喜了。
>
> 最后，我明白了为了保持理智，在接下来的时间里，我将无法收听或收看任何我平时喜欢的体育谈话节目或播客。
> [@BigDad1969](#):
>
> 但凡罚球达到平均水平，我们就赢了😤
> [@thirtynineyearfanversion2.0](#):
>
> 尽管昨晚极其令人失望，但我绝对不会放弃希望。我们能做到。见鬼，创造历史不正是这支马刺队的本色吗？
> 话虽如此，无论输赢，我对下赛季都有一个愿望。我们要失去我们的防守大师肖恩·斯威尼 (Sean Sweeney) 了，这太糟糕了。但我认为我们已经是一支非常出色的防守球队了。我希望我们能用一位_ **进攻** _大师来替代斯威尼，因为每当这支球队输掉比赛，都是因为我们的进攻在某些时刻开始显得毫无头绪、死气沉沉、缺乏想象力，甚至简直是垃圾。如果我们能聘请到联盟中最具创造力的进攻战术家，这支球队将绝对所向披靡。
>
> **马刺加油!!!**
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> #
>
> > [@Demolishtheheat](#):
> >
> > Having digested last night’s crushing loss - the uneven play by our young squad, Wemby’s absolutely horrific turnover that led directly to the loss, etc. - I am left with two impressions…
> >
> > First, New York. Wow. They definitely played with far more poise and intensity, and they clearly deserved to win (both games, in my opinion). Hats off, Knicks. Maybe your time has finally come after over half a century.
> >
> > And second, what a fantastic opportunity! This young team has been tested time and again in this post season, and now this?! I think it’s a fantastic moment for them to dig deep and find a way to win game three in a hostile environment (which may be just what they need, who knows?). And then… well, anything would be possible, especially depending on HOW they won.
> >
> > But like everyone else here I really expected them to win last night, to see them far more “locked in” than they seemed, and I felt let down by what I watched for most of the night. In the light of day, however, remembering just how far we have come this season and what we have already overcame to get this far, I am ready for whatever happens. Another gear would be incredible to witness. Or maybe that’s next season, who knows. Either way I am proud of what this team has accomplished.
> >
> > > [@sdowns1470](#):
> > >
> > > Well said. No matter how this ends, I won’t be disappointed. We made it this far. Knicks are no joke. We are better but this group is young and inexperienced which has cost us this round.
> > >
> > > We will bounce back. We will be better. Our time is coming. It may not this year but it will be very soon. No need for doom and glom in my opinion. #GoSpursGo
>
> > [@Tavr4life](#):
> >
> > After Wemby got the and one in final minute to take the lead, all the remaining shots to end the game. Here were his shots: (1) he missed a bad fadeway 3 pt shot which he missed and was not needed in that moment, then (2) took a bad midrange shot in the 2 for 1, then (3) threw the ball away against Castles back in a panic pass, and then (4) fouled Knicks to have them take the lead, and then did a (5) midrange game winning attempt which he missed. Wemby was off all game, only thing that was working was him taking it to the rim.
> >
> > That run was initiated with Harper on the floor. Harper or Fox needed to initiate the offense and take it to the rim with Wemby and Castle going for the rebound put back.
>
> > [@zhouprodigy](#):
> >
> > The close games are a comfort. I still don’t think they are an unsolvable puzzle, and I don’t think they’ve figured us out yet.
> >
> > But for the first time, I think, all season… I’m pissed off. And I mean actually really fucking pissed.
> >
> > The guys need to really reflect over these next two days, about these last two games, this entire playoff run, this entire season, the last 7 seasons. I need them to become villains. To not give a fuck about this New York team that has been through so much, that “deserves” this. I need them to stop being so nice, stop being so youthfully arrogant, and realize that this is the moment. We’re letting this Knicks team come in our house, and making them scratch and claw for everything they want, and then simply giving it to them. We are literally giving these games away. This is the place where legends are made, and even if there is always next year, next year isn’t promised. We’re here, Were now, we’re SO close and this isn’t over. They don’t have permission to be tired, or satisfied. They do not have permission to hand NY a trophy because it’s their best opportunity to do it in 50 years, and will probably be their last opportunity for another 50. IDGAF.
> >
> > They need to lock in and destroy everything. Learn to take what everyone wants. Learn to crush spirits, to deny hope. Stop letting up the pressure and letting them back into these games, stop assuming that they can always flip the switch and win out.
> >
> > This is the fucking Finals. Moderate effort will no longer suffice. It’s time to go all out.
>
> > [@ElijahB](#):
> >
> > If I was to pick one thing I’ve noticed that we’ve really kinda lacked all season but we’re good enough to get away with it most times, it’s DISCIPLINE. We were very spoiled with those Big 3 teams of yesteryear and their discipline. Maybe discipline comes from experience, I dunno. But being disciplined and making good decisions is sorely lacking in our game. And it seems the Kincks play with much more discipline.
>
> > [@Karula](#):
> >
> > I’m gonna give myself one day to feel like absolute garbage and then it’s back to rootin for our guys with a full heart. Spurs for life.
> >
> > > [@ElijahB](#):
> > >
> > > I can’t help it, I’m already back to rooting for us, we’ll figure out our offensive woes 🩶🖤 I’m sticking to Spurs in 7
>
> > [@Tavr4life](#):
> >
> > Spurs cannot go down 0-3 so unfortunately they need to win game 3 in a hostile environment. Teams have come back 2-1 and 3-1 to win it all but next game becomes a must win.
> >
> > Spurs defense has been elite which has kept them in games, they just don’t have an offense in the finals. They are getting stops and then following it up with empty possessions on offense.
>
> > [@BatteriesNotIncluded](#):
> >
> > Spurs offense is hard to watch and a lot of bad decisions
> >
> > Everyone says they are so young, and I agree, but Tim Duncan was the same age (23), and put the Spurs on his back and lead the team to victory with great post-up moves and strong rebounding, even winning Finals MVP. Tim Duncan was automatic points, rebounds, and wins.
> >
> > I think a lot of the issues is coaching…no set plays, Wemby mostly hanging out on 3pt line through the playoffs, and players look lost at times. Also, Wemby at the end of games looks unsure what to do… coaching should make them into a machine and make them to be able to react, without hesitation.
> >
> > Going 0-2 to start the finals is almost insurmountable, but Wemby is the one player in the league that could make the miracle happen
>
> > [@zeato](#):
> >
> > Not over yet! Let’s go! Spurs in 6!
>
> > [@6thManFan](#):
> >
> > I also feel like maybe the Spurs found something in that fourth quarter. Like they solved part of the puzzle defensively and offensively. It ain’t over till it’s over. You can’t win more than one game at a time. I was living in NYC when everyone was sure that the Yankees would sweep the Red Sox in the 2004 ALCS. Yankees up 3-0. Boston reeled off 4 straight wins to take the series. No reason the Spurs are out of this yet. One game at a time. One possession at a time.
> >
> > > [@zeato](#):
> > >
> > > Harper. He needs to play 40mpg. He’s the most efficient among the guards. and less turnover prone. His 6’5, speed and ballhandling is perfect against Knicks.
>
> > [@6thManFan](#):
> >
> > One game at a time. One possession at a time. Pound the rock. No one knows the future. One more made shot and they win the game last night. Two more made free throws. One missed miracle bailout three by the Knicks doesn’t go in. The Knicks aren’t that much better at basketball. They have had more composure under the pressure of the Finals. First game the Spurs were deer in the headlights. Second game they woke up finally but made some crucial mistakes at the end. I don’t think they should concede any future wins. Play the games. One at a time. One possession at a time.
>
> > [@Los Diablo](#):
> >
> > I learned a few things…
> >
> > I learned that I consider the series over and that the inexperience for both the players and head coach has really shown up.
> >
> > I learned that I am happy that we have inexperienced players and head coach because they almost certainly do not think for a second that the series is over and think or even know in their heads and hearts that they can win this series.
> >
> > I learned that I have no hope or expectation now that we will get our 6th championship this year and the disappointment has already occurred and the only things left are bits of entertainment and pleasant surprise.
> >
> > And finally, I learned that I will not be able to listen or watch any sports talk or podcasts that I usually enjoy for awhile to maintain my sanity.
>
> > [@BigDad1969](#):
> >
> > Even average foul shooting and we win😤
>
> > [@thirtynineyearfanversion2.0](#):
> >
> > Though last night was extremely disappointing, I am absolutely not giving up hope. We CAN do this. Heck, making history is sort of what this SPURS team is all about.
> > That said, win or lose, I have a wish for next season. We’re losing Sweeney, our defensive guru, which will suck. But I think we are already a damn good defensive team. I hope we replace Sweeney with an _ **offensive** _ guru, for whenever this team loses a game it’s because our offense has moments were it starts to look clueless, lethargic, unimaginative, just plain crappy, etc. If we can hire the most creative offensive mind in the league this team is going to be absolutely unbeatable.
> >
> > **GO SPURS!!!**
via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/104225/what-we-learned-from-dying-a-thousand-deaths-at-the-hands-of-the-knicks-in-game-2#comments)