马刺 @ 尼克斯 115 - 111 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-06-09 01:18:32
2026年6月8日，星期一，在纽约麦迪逊广场花园举行的NBA总决赛第三场第三节比赛中，圣安东尼奥马刺队前锋朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)（30号）与圣安东尼奥马刺队中锋维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)（1号）击掌。
纽约——周一晚上，维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 步入麦迪逊广场花园时，深知自己和球队正面临着严峻的挑战。
总决赛大比分0-2落后，客场作战，对手是势头正盛的尼克斯队，以及一整座对近半个世纪以来首个总冠军极度渴望的城市。
“这真的很能检验一支球队的成色，”文班亚马说道。
马刺还没有出局。
在文班亚马砍下32分、斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 撑起球队脊梁的带领下，马刺艰难地以115-111力克尼克斯，延续了马刺的总决赛希望，并按下了纽约夺冠庆典的暂停键。
凭借这场胜利，马刺终结了尼克斯的13连胜（这是NBA历史上第二长的连胜纪录），并确保了他们至少能回到圣安东尼奥再打一场比赛。
这是纽约自4月23日季后赛首轮对阵亚特兰大G3失利以来的首场败仗。这也是马刺自2019年11月以来在麦迪逊广场花园取得的首场胜利。
马刺能赢下比赛，得益于文班亚马在总决赛中的首场30+表现，他全场还贡献了8个篮板、6次助攻、2次抢断和3次盖帽。
卡斯尔14投8中贡献23分，马刺轮换阵容中出场时间达到至少17分钟的每位球员得分均上双。
“我们必须展现出正确的态度和活力，”马刺主帅米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 表示。
杰伦·布伦森 (Jalen Brunson) 砍下32分领跑尼克斯，但在总决赛的三场比赛中，他的投篮命中率第三次低于45%。他得到了OG·阿奴诺比 (O.G. Anunoby) 的支持，后者砍下28分，打出了系列赛至今个人最好的一场比赛。
但这还不够，因为马刺在第四节的表现压过了尼克斯。
在NBA历史上，还没有哪支球队在主场输掉总决赛前两场比赛后还能逆转夺冠。马刺想要让历史成为现实，仍有许多工作要做。
周一的胜利是一个很好的第一步。
“我觉得我们其实还什么都没做到，”卡斯尔说，“显然，我们大比分仍然以1-2落后。我们正期待着接下来的48分钟。”
以下是第三战的3点启示，马刺将力力争在周三于麦迪逊广场花园进行的G4中扳平大比分：
1. 文班通过冲击篮筐寻找状态
在周一之前，文班亚马在总决赛的大部分时间里都在外线活动，且经常是持球进攻。
在第三场比赛之前，约翰逊再次强调，需要尽早且频繁地让这位身高7英尺4英寸的法国人在内线触球，以帮助他找到状态。
“我们想给内线和篮筐施加压力，”约翰逊说，“这可以通过很多方式体现出来。”
马刺队——以及文班亚马——做出了回应。
他的前四个进球全部来自于距离篮筐5英尺以内的扣篮或上篮。半场结束时，文班亚马10投6中砍下15分，延续了他在第二场比赛末段的侵略性。开局阶段在篮筐附近的轻松得分让马刺能够打出内外结合的配合，并将文班亚马作为进攻枢纽。
这一切共同成就了这位全明星中锋在本次NBA总决赛中表现最好的一场比赛。
2. 马刺终于在关键时刻赢下比赛
周一的比赛是马刺在总决赛的三场比赛中，第三次在第四节取得领先。
而这也是他们首次赢下最后一节的12分钟，马刺在第四节以23-20的比分力压尼克斯，顶住了对手最后的反扑。
防守决定了胜负，马刺在末节将尼克斯的投篮限制在27投仅7中，其中三分球更是14投仅2中。
布伦森在关键时刻依然神勇，在第四节砍下12分，持续给马刺施加压力。但最终，马刺凭借足够多的关键进球顶住了压力，其中包括卡斯尔锁定的关键三分和锁定胜局的罚球，以及达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 的一次油漆区跳投。
文班亚马表示，马刺在第三场第四节脱颖而出的关键在于沟通。
“明确我们的防守策略，清楚我们的防守战术，明白我们的进攻配合，”文班亚马说，“提前到位，并且在看到场上变化时及时提醒队友该怎么做。”
3. 向福克斯的坚韧不拔致敬
作为马刺队薪水最高的球员，福克斯在本次系列赛中的投篮表现一直不够理想，周一也不例外。
在比赛还剩12.2秒、马刺领先3分时，他准备出手一次12英尺的跳投，而在此之前他全场13投仅3中。就在片刻之前，布伦森在弧顶空心命中一记三分，将比分追至108-111。
“很多时候，这就是一个看球能不能投进的联盟，”全场得到12分的福克斯说道，“很多时候，你只需要‘找到自己的出手点’。如果没投进，那也只能接受。”
如果福克斯投丢了接下来的这次中距离跳投，尼克斯就将获得扳平比分的机会。
事实上，尼克斯在随后的回合中确实投中了一记底角三分，如果不是福克斯此前投进那一球，这记三分本可以直接扳平比分。
然而，福克斯的进球为马刺赢得了宝贵的喘息空间，从而锁定了胜局，延续了系列赛悬念。最终，14投4中的手感也被证明足够帮助球队取胜。
“在最后阶段投进关键球的感觉棒极了，”福克斯说道。
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3 Takeaways as Wembanyama, Spurs take Game 3 from Knicks in New York
San Antonio Spurs forward Julian Champagnie (30) high fives San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama (1) during the third quarter of Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden in New York, Monday, June 8, 2026.
NEW YORK — Victor Wembanyama walked into Madison Square Garden on Monday night aware of the challenge that lay before him and his team.
Down 0-2 in the NBA Finals, on the road, against a surging Knicks team and an entire city salivating for its first championship in nearly half a century.
“It really shows what teams are made of,” Wembanyama said.
The Spurs are not done yet.
With Wembanyama supplying 32 points and Stephon Castle supplying the backbone, the Spurs gritted out a 115-111 victory over the Knicks that kept the Spurs’ hopes Finals alive and pressed pause on New York’s title celebration.
With the win, the Spurs ended the Knicks’ run of 13 consecutive victories, the second-longest streak in NBA history and assured themselves of at least one more game in San Antonio.
It was New York’s first defeat since dropping Game 3 of a first-round series against Atlanta on April 23. It was the Spurs’ first triumph at Madison Square Garden since November 2019.
The Spurs got there thanks to Wembanyama’s first 30-point game of the Finals, which included eight rebounds, six assists, two steals and three blocks.
Castle added 23 points on 8-of-14 shooting, as every member of the Spurs’ rotation who logged at least 17 minutes reached double figures.
“We had to come out with the right approach and the right energy,” Spurs coach Mitch Johnson said.
Jalen Brunson scored 32 points to lead the Knicks, but for the third time in three Finals games shot worse than 45% from the field. He got help from O.G. Anunoby, who notched his best game of the series with 28 points.
It wasn’t quite enough, as the Spurs outplayed the Knicks in the fourth quarter.
No team in NBA history has lost the first two games of an NBA Finals series at home and gone on to win the championship. The Spurs still have work to do to make history a reality.
Monday’s victory was a good first step.
“I feel like we still haven’t really done anything,” Castle said. “Obviously, we’re still down 2-1. We’re looking forward to the next 48 minutes.”
Here are three takeaways from Game 3, as the Spurs look to even the series in Game 4 on Wednesday at MSG:
1. Wemby got going by getting to the rim
Heading into Monday, most of Wembanyama’s Finals series involved him playing along the perimeter, often with the ball in his hands.
Before Game 3, Johnson re-emphasized the need to get the 7-foot-4 Frenchman paint touches early and often to get him going.
"We wanted to put pressure on the paint and the rim,” Johnson said. “It can show itself in a lot of ways.”
The Spurs — and Wembanyama — responded.
His first four baskets came on dunks or layups within five feet of the rim. By halftime, Wembanyama had 15 points on 6 of 10 shooting, carrying over his aggressive finish in Game 2. The early easy buckets at the rim allowed the Spurs to play inside out, using Wembanyama as a hub.
It all added up to the All-Star center’s best game of the NBA Finals.
2. Spurs finally win at crunch time
For the third time in three Finals games, the Spurs led in the fourth quarter Monday.
For the first time, the Spurs won the final 12 minutes fourth quarter, outscoring the Knicks 23-20 to hold off their last charge.
Defense told the tale, with the Spurs holding the Knicks to 7 of 27 in the final frame, including a 2 of 14 mark from 3-point range.
Brunson was his usual crunch-time self, scoring 12 points in the fourth to keep the heat on the Spurs. In the end, the Spurs got enough clutch shot making, including a huge 3-pointer and game-sealing free throws from Castle and a paint jumper from Fox, to hold on.
Wembanyama said the difference for the Spurs in the fourth quarter of Game 3 was communication.
“Knowing our coverages, knowing our plays on defense, knowing our plays on offense,” Wembanyama said. “Being there early and letting our teammates know what to do if we see things.”
3. Hats off to Fox’s perseverance
The Spurs’ highest-paid player, Fox has not had a great shooting series so far. Monday was no exception
He was 3 of 13 from the field as he lined up a 12-footer with 12.2 seconds to play and the Spurs ahead by three. Moments earlier, Brunson swished a top-of-the-arc 3-pointer to bring New York within 111-108.
“It’s a make-or-miss league a lot of times,” said Fox, who ended with 12 points. “A lot of times it’s ‘Get to your spot.’ “If you miss that shot, it is what it is.”
Had Fox missed the ensuring mid-range jumper, it would have given the Knicks a chance to tie.
Indeed, New York’s next possession resulted in a corner 3-pointer that would have tied the game had Fox’s shot been true.
Instead, Fox gave the Spurs just enough breathing room to close out the win and keep the series alive. A 4 -of-14 finish turned out to be enough.
“It feels good to hit a big shot down the stretch,” Fox said.
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News