马刺 @ 尼克斯 115 - 111 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2026-06-09 07:33:09
系列赛悬念重燃。在霜冻银行中心连丢两场后，圣安东尼奥马刺客场出征，在麦迪逊广场花园球馆拼下一场胜利。凭借维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 的怪兽级表现，以及达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 的关键进球，马刺重现生机，并有望在周三晚上将系列赛大比分扳平。
数据统计：马刺 VS 尼克斯
马刺 VS 尼克斯 – 最终评分
维克托·文班亚马
文班亚马早早为球队奠定了基调。他频频杀入篮下，前四次出手全部命中，确保圣安东尼奥马刺打出了完美的开局。从那之后，文班亚马展现出了耐心、干净且聪明的球风。他的效率令人惊叹，全场18投11中，其中三分球4投2中，罚球9投8中，砍下32分。这位法国超级巨星送出了6次助攻，同时仅有1次失误。防守端，他的表现同样出色。他在拼抢篮板时非常强硬，充满激情地守护着禁区，并且在防到外线时脚下移动也非常迅速。在总决赛开局遭遇令人失望的主场两连败后，马刺今晚对文班亚马的表现已经不能奢求更多了。干得漂亮。
评分：A
达龙·福克斯
福克斯虽然三分球五投全失，但在其他方面的表现非常稳健。让我们先从收尾阶段说起。在比赛还剩12秒时，他通过个人单打命中一记中距离跳投，帮助马刺取得5分领先，基本锁定了胜局。福克斯的传球非常出色，尤其是给文班亚马的喂球。他送出了全队最高的8次助攻，同时只有2次失误。防守端，福克斯给我留下了极其深刻的印象。在面对体型更大的对手时他表现得很强硬，并且始终能罩住纽约的后卫。第四节，他送出了两次盖帽，展现了他在防守端的强悍。总而言之，如果没有福克斯的稳健掌控，马刺赢不下这场比赛。
评分：B
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔
卡斯尔在上半场看起来是场上表现最好的球员。如果没有他在前两节的输出，马刺将会陷入极大的困境。半场结束时，这位21岁的年轻球员9投7中砍下了18分。虽然卡斯尔在下半场只得到了5分，但他那记在比赛结束前不到两分钟时命中的关键三分球将永远被人们铭记。进攻端，他的高效至关重要。他投篮选择好，传球到位，控制了失误，并做出了聪明的决策。防守端，卡斯尔的表现甚至更好。他在防守布伦森（Brunson）以及其他对位球员时做得很棒。他展现了一些聪明的防守技巧，使自己能够在关键时刻避免付出高昂代价的犯规。这位年轻人在大场面下的表现太棒了。
评分：A
德文·瓦塞尔
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 坚守自己的角色，表现得非常出色。进攻端，他虽然只有4次出手，但凭借投中3记三分球高效拿下了11分。瓦塞尔能够融入整体进攻体系是关键，同时他也减少了那些不理智的决策。防守端，他表现得很强硬。他在外线移动迅速，在需要时能在内线对抗角力，并且积极拼抢篮板。瓦塞尔继续打着赢球篮球……即使是在聚光灯最耀眼的总决赛舞台上。
评分：A-
朱利安·尚帕尼
在27分钟的出场时间里，朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 在进攻端提供了球队急需的火力。他投中了3记三分球，完成了一次突破上篮，并罚中一球。除了得到12分之外，尚帕尼还送出了几次妙传，并且是首发阵容中唯一没有失误的球员。防守端，他的表现让我印象深刻。尼克斯专门挑尚帕尼这个点来单打，但他防得相当不错。在单防情况下，他很少给对手轻松出手的机会。
评分：A-
迪伦·哈珀
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 全场抢下了全队最高的9个篮板。这些篮板绝非侥幸得来，他一次又一次在对抗中拼下篮板。我不确定自己是否曾见过马刺有哪位后卫能像今晚的哈珀这样，在篮板球上展现出如此强大的影响力。如果没有他的篮板，马刺早就交代了。在不抢篮板的时候，这位20岁的年轻人在场上展现了出色、聪明且纪律性极强的防守。进攻端，哈珀的传球非常好，在32分钟的出场时间里没有出现一次失误。这位新秀以13分领跑替补席，但是，是的，必须指出的是，他三分球8投仅1中，两分球10投4中。哈珀的投篮手感有些失准，但是，天哪，他在其他方面的表现简直太棒了。
评分：A-
凯尔登·约翰逊
好的方面：凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 展现出了贯穿他整个赛季、让他显得弥足珍贵的那种肉眼可见的热情。我喜欢他在拼抢篮板上的努力，而且他在篮下完成了几次关键的终结。防守端，他的强硬给马刺带来了优势。坏的方面：约翰逊罚球4罚仅1中。他在处理球时有一些不明智的决策，并且出现了几次愚蠢的犯规。总体而言：约翰逊打得足够卖力，以至于他的拼劲和活力完全掩盖了他的失误。
评分：B
卢克·科内特
这并不是卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 生涯中最完美的9分钟。当他刚上场时，尼克斯直接针对他展开进攻，并立即取得了成效。幸好教练组调整了防守对位，这让科内特最终稍微稳住了阵脚。他保护了篮板，送出了几次聪明的传球，并且在防守端造成了足够的干扰，成功守住了阵地。
评分：B
卡特·布莱恩特
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 的任务显然就是上场并拼尽全力。我觉得他在上场的4分钟里表现得挺不错。这位新秀飙中了一记三分球，在外线完成了一次漂亮的盖帽，并且送出了几次硬碰硬的身体对抗。
评分：暂无
米奇·约翰逊
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 教练做得很好。在很大程度上，我喜欢他的轮换策略。弃用巴恩斯是明智的，尽管布莱恩特在总决赛中的上场时间似乎总是伴随着尼克斯的追分高潮。我认为他在最大化文班亚马的休息时间上非常聪明，从而保证了文班亚马在比赛最后阶段的充沛体能。米奇教练在收尾阶段信任哈珀——我认为这是个聪明的决定。他也成功激发了凯尔登·约翰逊，让其在场上贡献了高效的时间。就进攻战术而言，早早让文班亚马进入状态确实很聪明。让他能在更靠近篮筐的位置接球是一个明智的调整。防守端，马刺不断变换防守策略，这让他们成功打乱了尼克斯的进攻节奏。
评分：A-
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Playoff Grades: San Antonio Spurs at New York Knicks – Game 3
We have a series. After losing a pair of contests at the Frost Bank Center, the San Antonio Spurs went out on the road and won a game in Madison Square Garden. Thanks to a monster game by Victor Wembanyama and clutch shots by De’Aaron Fox and Stephon Castle, the Spurs now have life and could potentially tie the series on Wednesday night.
Stats: Spurs at Knicks
Spurs at Knicks – Final Grades
Victor Wembanyama
Wembanyama set the tone early for the good guys. He got all the way to the rim and hit his first four shots to ensure that San Antonio got off on the right foot. From then on, Wembanyama played a patient, clean, smart brand of basketball. His efficiency was amazing, as he finished with 32 points on 11-for-18 shooting from the field, 2-for-4 from deep and 8-for-9 at the line. The superstar Frenchman dished out six assists while turning it over only once. Defensively, he was great. He was strong on the boards, protected the rim with gusto and moved his feet well out on the perimeter. After the pair of disappointing home losses to begin the NBA Finals, Spurs couldn’t have asked for much more out of Wembanyama tonight. Well done.
Grade: A
De’Aaron Fox
Fox missed all five of his three-point attempts but otherwise he was solid. Let’s start at the end. He hit a self-created midrange jumper with 12 seconds remaining to give the Spurs a five-point lead and essentially seal the win. Fox’s passing, particularly to Wembanyama, was great. He finished with a team-high eight assists while turning it over only twice. Defensively, I was pretty darn impressed with Fox. He was tough against bigger players and stayed in front of New York’s guards. In the fourth quarter, he had a pair of blocked shots that illustrated his toughness on that end. All in all, the Spurs don’t win this game without Fox’s steady hand.
Grade: B
Stephon Castle
Castle looked like the best player on the court in the first half. Without his production in the opening two quarters, the Spurs would have been in a world of hurt. At intermission the 21-year-old had 18 points on 7-for-9 shooting from the field. While Castle only had five points in the second half, his gigantic three-pointer with less than two minutes remaining will always be remembered. Offensively, his efficiency was vital. He shot well, passed it well, limited his turnovers and made smart decisions. Defensively, Castle was even better. He did wonderful work on Brunson and everyone else he went up against. He had some brilliant maneuvers that allowed him to avoid costly fouls in key moments. Awesome game by the youngster in a big-time moment.
Grade: A
Devin Vassell
Vassell stuck to his role and did great. Offensively, he only shot four times but scored 11 points mostly due to burying three three-pointers. Vassell staying within the offense was key, as was limiting his questionable decisions. Defensively, he was stout. He looked swift out on the perimeter, muscled up in the paint when it was needed and helped out on the boards. Vassell continues to play winning basketball … even with the lights shining as bright as possible.
Grade: A-
Julian Champagnie
In 27 minutes of action, Champagnie provided a much-needed punch on the offensive end. He hit three three-pointers, a driving layup and a free throw. To go along with his 12 points, Champagnie had a couple slick passes and was the only starter to not turn the ball over. Defensively, I was impressed. The Knicks pick Champagnie to attack but he’s holding up pretty darn well. It’s rare when he allows a clear shot in one-on-one situations.
Grade: A-
Dylan Harper
Harper finished the game with a team-high nine rebounds. Those boards were anything but fluky. He grabbed contested rebound after contested rebound. I’m not sure if I’ve ever seen a guard on the Spurs have such an impactful rebounding night as Harper had tonight. Without his rebounding, the Spurs were toast. When he wasn’t rebounding, the 20-year-old was playing excellent, wise, disciplined defense out on the floor. Offensively, Harper passed the ball really well and went without a turnover in 32 minutes of action. The rookie led the bench with 13 points but, yes, it must be noted that he was 1-for-8 from three-point territory and 4-for-10 on two-pointers. Harper’s shot was misaligned but, man, he was otherwise so damn good.
Grade: A-
Keldon Johnson
The good: Johnson played with the palpable enthusiasm that has made him valuable all season long. I liked his effort on the boards and he had a couple of important finishes at the rim. Defensively, his toughness gave the Spurs an edge. The bad: Johnson was 1-for-4 from the free throw line. There were some unwise decisions with the ball and a couple silly fouls. Overall: Johnson played hard enough that his mistakes were overshadowed by his electricity boost.
Grade: B
Luke Kornet
It wasn’t the prettiest nine minutes of Kornet’s life. When he first stepped onto the court, the Knicks went right at him and had immediate success. Thankfully, the coaching staff switched up the defensive assignments and that allowed Kornet to eventually settle in a little bit. He got on the boards, had a few smart dishes and was disruptive enough to hold down the fort.
Grade: B
Carter Bryant
Bryant is obviously tasked with going in and playing as hard as humanly possible. I thought he did pretty well in his four minutes. The rookie nailed a three-pointer, had a gorgeous block out on the perimeter and delivered a couple bone-rattling hits.
Grade: Inc.
Mitch Johnson
Well done by Coach Mitch. I liked the rotation for the most part. Eliminating Barnes was smart, although the Bryant minutes in the Finals have seemed to coincide with Knicks runs. I thought he was wise about maximizing Wembanyama’s rest to keep him fresh at the end. Coach Mitch trusted Harper at the end — and I thought that was smart. He also coaxed good minutes out of KJ. As far as the offensive gameplan was concerned, getting Wembanyama going early was indeed smart. Getting him the ball closer to the basket was a wise adjustment. Defensively, the Spurs kept switching things up and that allowed them to keep the Knicks out of rhythm.
Grade: A-
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk