By Greg Luca, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-06-10 20:25:00
2026年6月10日，星期三，纽约麦迪逊广场花园球场，圣安东尼奥马刺与纽约尼克斯的NBA总决赛第四场开打前。
在总决赛中站稳脚跟并凭借第三场的胜利搅局尼克斯的主场首秀后，马刺力求在周三晚上7:30于纽约麦迪逊广场花园进行的第四场比赛中将大比分扳成2-2平。以下是实时报道与即时分析：
首节表现强势，马刺力求解决次节疲软顽疾
马刺在第一节展现了顶级的进攻表现，建立了双方在系列赛中的最大领先优势，并在首节结束时保持着19分的领先。
但圣安东尼奥对早早建立领先优势并不陌生，在总决赛的前四场比赛中，他们都在首节的某个时刻建立过两位数的领先。真正的挑战在于如何将这一优势保持到半场结束。
在系列赛的前三场比赛中，尼克斯在第二节的得分均超过了马刺，其中包括第二节31-18（G2）和42-24（G3）的巨大单节分差。
马刺主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 在赛前表示，圣安东尼奥一直在研究如何解决这些次节挣扎的问题。
马刺主教练米奇·约翰逊谈到如何避免再次在第二节陷入低迷：“是的，这有点像一个永远存在的经典难题。做出改变，然后你可能开始改变得太多，结果适得其反，那么你到底需要把什么做得更好？其实就是，他们打得很好…… pic.twitter.com/7rr9yBh1ST
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) June 10, 2026
文班亚马在G4中坦然面对尼克斯的身体对抗
纽约试图限制马刺球星维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 的策略显而易见，尼克斯球员在任何可能的机会下都会对文班亚马进行推搡和纠缠。
在纽约发动进攻时，尼克斯前锋米切尔·罗宾逊 (Mitchell Robinson) 在无球状态下用前臂击中了文班亚马的下巴，裁判当即鸣哨，并在录像回看后将该犯规升级为恶意犯规。
文班亚马似乎很享受这种身体对抗和哨声，在被罗宾逊撞倒在地后，他起身后鼓掌并指了指自己的脑袋。
圣安东尼奥G4开局进攻火力全开
马刺在第四场比赛开局手感热得发烫，运动战15投11中（命中率73.3%），其中三分球8投6中（命中率75%），在不到八分钟的时间里就轰下了30分。
共有六名不同的球员有运动战得分，其中德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 表现最为抢眼，他三分球3投3中砍下9分。
米奇的关键挑战取得成功
马刺主教练米奇·约翰逊在季后赛期间承受了不少批评，但他今天在本场比赛早期的一次成功挑战，可能会帮助马刺拿下首节。
在首节还剩10分55秒时，卡尔-安东尼·唐斯 (Karl-Anthony Towns) 突破上篮，裁判吹罚文班亚马犯规，约翰逊随即提出挑战。挑战最终成功，判罚被推翻，唐斯被追加了一次进攻犯规。由于唐斯在开场仅几秒钟时就对达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 犯规，这次进攻犯规直接让他领到个人第二次犯规，不得不被换下场。
随着唐斯下场，文班亚马在内线面对米切尔·罗宾逊时应该能够大杀四方。
-汤姆·奥斯本 (Tom Orsborn)
马刺强势开局打出高潮
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 在中场附近完成抢断并长驱直入完成扣篮，帮助马刺早早建立起两位数的领先优势，并迫使尼克斯主教练迈克·布朗 (Mike Brown) 在开场不到三分钟时就请求了暂停。
在系列赛大比分1-2落后的情况下，马刺显得专注度十足，并已做好在第四场比赛中扳平比分的准备。
唐斯开局迅速领到两次犯规
在总决赛的前两场比赛中，唐斯可以说是尼克斯表现最好的球员。他在第一场比赛中砍下18分和12个篮板的两双数据，随后在第二场比赛中更进一步，斩获21分和13个篮板，且两场比赛均送出4次助攻。
他在第三场比赛中的表现有所收敛，仅得到11分和8个篮板。而在第四场开局，唐斯在短短一分钟左右的时间里就领到了两次犯规，这让人不禁想起了在他职业生涯某些阶段一直困扰着他的犯规麻烦。
在本场比赛的第一次防守中，他就在达龙·福克斯突破时犯规；而在进攻端，经过录像回看，裁判认定他在突破上篮时勾住了维克托·文班亚马的手臂，从而被判进攻犯规。
马刺期待约翰逊再次展现活力
在马刺第三场以115-111获胜的比赛中，凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 的数据并不算特别亮眼，但这位“最佳第六人”完美地完成了教练组对他的期望。
在17分钟的上场时间里，约翰逊仅得到7分、2个篮板和1次抢断，但主教练米奇·约翰逊赞扬了这位效力联盟第七年的前锋，称他提供了“非常棒的活力”。
“他试着用拼抢篮板来让自己融入比赛，并打出良好的团队防守，这正是我们需要他做的，”主教练在第四场比赛前表示。“我们知道他有得分能力，这会随着上场时间和机会的增加而到来，但他为我们在攻防两端拼抢篮板以及成为一名强硬的团队防守者的能力，才是我们现在需要他做的事情。”
马刺主教练米奇·约翰逊谈到凯尔登·约翰逊在第三场比赛中的表现：“我认为他打得非常有活力。我觉得他试着用拼抢篮板来让自己融入比赛，并打出了良好的团队防守。这正是我们需要他做的。” pic.twitter.com/921frje1yc
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) June 10, 2026
的确，约翰逊在场上与卡尔-安东尼·唐斯进行肉搏的那些时间非常宝贵。除了消耗对方的内线核心外，凯尔登可能还帮维克托·文班亚马分担了犯规压力，避免其陷入犯规麻烦。
今晚马刺是否会再次派上约翰逊去和唐斯肉搏，这将非常值得关注。
-汤姆·奥斯本
马刺力求在麦迪逊广场花园再续辉煌
在客场强烈的敌意氛围中面临0-2落后的绝境，维克托·文班亚马找回了统治级的状态，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 和达龙·福克斯在关键时刻挺身而出，帮助马刺于周一在麦迪逊广场花园以115-111险胜尼克斯，在总决赛中重获新生。
圣安东尼奥终结了纽约的13连胜，送给尼克斯自4月23日以来的首场败仗。对于马刺而言，这也是他们自2019年11月以来首次在麦迪逊广场花园赢球。
在第三场交出32分、8个篮板和6次助攻的杰作后，文班亚马今晚将如何延续表现？福克斯和卡斯尔是否还会上演更多神奇时刻？
马刺主教练米奇·约翰逊谈到斯蒂芬·卡斯尔：“他无所畏惧，坚韧不拔。他在场上的处理球能力可能没有得到足够的赞誉，而这正是他能为我们做这么多贡献的原因。……他现在的表现，绝对是现象级的。” pic.twitter.com/CVAtjAsl14
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) June 10, 2026
今年是自2015年以来，首次出现总决赛前三场比赛的分差都在10分或以内。如果马刺希望在周六回到圣安东尼奥进行第五场比赛时，带着2-2平而不是1-3落后的比分，那么每一个细节都至关重要。
文班的推搡动作成为休赛日的热议焦点
在马刺与尼克斯结束第三场较量后的近48小时里，最热门的话题莫过于维克托·文班亚马对尼克斯球星杰伦·布伦森 (Jalen Brunson) 的那次推搡，这让文班在纽约成为了“通缉犯”。
第一节末段，在布伦森试图设置掩护时，文班亚马将其推倒在地。裁判在当时漏判了这次犯规，而在周二对该回合进行录像回看后，文班亚马并未被追加恶意犯规。
尼克斯主教练迈克·布朗在第三场比赛后曾抱怨下半场的罚球差距，他在第四场开赛前几个小时表示，这种推搡动作是需要特别注意的情况。
“你总是必须和你的球队谈谈这些情况，”布朗说道。“你也必须和裁判沟通。我说过，‘像那样的动作可能会引发冲突。’”
尼克斯主教练迈克·布朗谈到对维克托·文班亚马推搡杰伦·布伦森的回应：“你总是必须和你的球队谈谈这些情况。……你也必须和裁判沟通。我说过，‘像那样的动作可能会引发冲突。’” pic.twitter.com/UYASJ6ZBqa
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) June 10, 2026
文班冲击篮筐成为马刺取胜的关键钥匙
如果马刺想要通过赢下第四场比赛来扳平总决赛大比分，他们需要继续依靠明星中锋维克托·文班亚马作为篮筐终结者，而不是创造者或发起者，《圣安东尼奥快报》跟队记者杰夫·麦克唐纳 (Jeff McDonald) 写道。
将尼克斯的失误转化为得分，并在关键时刻挺身而出（就像达龙·福克斯和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔在第三场比赛中所做的那样），也将是至关重要的。
马刺携时尚、自信与德州风情亮相关键G4
圣安东尼奥马刺周三抵达麦迪逊广场花园时，看起来完全像是一支做好了迎接大场面准备的球队。
随着总决赛深入敌方腹地且尼克斯手握2-1的系列赛领先优势，马刺球员的入场通道秀精彩纷呈，从奢华时尚、设计师牛仔服到德州风情装扮，无不透露着低调的自信。虽然每位球员的风格各异，但传递出的信息却高度一致：马刺已经为这场队史上最重要的比赛之一做好了准备。
维克托·文班亚马在开球前再次成为了全场瞩目的焦点。
维克托·文班亚马抵达纽约参加总决赛第四场比赛。
如何收看比赛电视直播
马刺定于周三晚上7:30在纽约麦迪逊广场花园球场开球，ABC电视台将进行直播。比赛还将通过1200 AM电台进行广播，或通过1350 AM和107.5 FM进行西班牙语广播。
由生成式人工智能翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。
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NBA Finals live updates: Spurs charge to early lead in Game 4
The court at Madison Square Garden in New York, Wednesday, June 10, 2026, before Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and the New York Knicks.
After finding a foothold in the NBA Finals and spoiling the Knicks’ homecoming with a Game 3 win, the Spurs aim to level the series 2-2 as Game 4 arrives at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday from Madison Square Garden in New York. Follow along for live updates and instant analysis:
After dominant first quarter, Spurs look to patch up second-quarter struggles
The Spurs opened the first quarter with an elite offensive performance, building the largest lead for either side in the series and holding a 19-point advantage at the end of the period.
But San Antonio is used to early leads, building a double-digit margin at some point of the opening quarter in each of the first four games of the NBA Finals. The challenge has been maintaining that edge until halftime.
The Knicks have outscored the Spurs in the second quarter of all three games in the series, including a 31-18 gap in Game 2 and a 42-24 margin in Game 3.
Spurs coach Mitch Johnson said before the game that San Antonio has been looking at how to address those struggles.
Spurs coach Mitch Johnson, on avoiding another poor second quarter: “Yeah, it’s kind of the age-old question that’s always going to be there, change and then you start changing too much and chasing your tail, and what do you just need to do better? It’s just, they played well… pic.twitter.com/7rr9yBh1ST
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) June 10, 2026
Wembanymama embracing Knicks’ physical approach in Game 4
New York’s approach to trying to slow Spurs star Victor Wembanyama has been unmistakable, with Knicks players shoving and jostling Wembanyama at every opportunity.
Knicks forward Mitchell Robinson drew a whistle when he delivered a forearm to Wembanyama’s chin away from the ball as New York initiated its offense, and the foul call was upgraded to a flagrant after review.
Wembanyama seems to be relishing the physicality and the whistle, clapping and pointing to his head after Robinson knocked him to the floor.
San Antonio on fire offensively to start Game 4
The Spurs opened Game 4 by hitting 11 of 15 (73.3%) shots from the field, including 6 of 8 (75%) from beyond the arc, putting up 30 points in less than eight minutes.
Six different players connected on field goals, led by Devin Vassell with nine points on 3-for-3 shooting from beyond the arc.
Mitch’s successful challenge a big one
Spurs coach Mitch Johnson has received his share of criticism during the playoffs, but he had a successful challenge early in Game 3 that could help the Spurs win the first quarter.
Johnson challenged a foul on Victor Wembanyama during a drive to the basket by Karl-Anthony Towns with 10:55 left in the first period. The challenge led to the call being reversed and Towns picking up an offensive foul that sent him to the bench after he also fouled De’Aaron Fox just seconds into the game.
With Towns out, Wembanyama should be able to feast on the inside against Mitch Robinson.
-Tom Orsborn
Spurs surge to hot start
Julian Champagnie corralled a steal near midcourt and had a clear path for a dunk, staking the Spurs to an early double-digit lead and forcing Knicks coach Mike Brown to call timeout less than three minutes in.
Trailing 2-1 in the series, the Spurs look focused and ready to pull even in Game 4.
Towns picks up two early fouls
During the first two games of the NBA Finals, Karl-Anthony Towns was arguably the Knicks’ best player. He posted an 18-point, 12-rebounds double-double in Game 1, then one-upped himself with 21 points and 13 rebounds in Game 2, adding four assists each night.
His performance in Game 3 was more tame — 11 points and eight rebounds. And to start Game 4, Towns picked up two fouls in about a minute, reviving memories of the foul trouble that has plagued him at stages of his career.
He fouled a driving De’Aaron Fox on the game’s first possession, and on the other end a review determined that he hooked Victor Wembanyama’s arm on a drive to the basket, drawing an offensive foul call.
Spurs look for another energetic performance from Johnson
Keldon Johnson’s numbers didn’t exactly stand out in the Spurs’ 115-111 win in Game 3, but the Sixth Man of the Year did exactly what the coaching staff wanted from him.
In 17 minutes, Johnson produced just seven points, two rebounds and a steal, but coach Mitch Johnson praised the seventh-year forward for providing “really good energy.”
“He tried to rebound himself into the game and play good team defense, and that’s what we needed from him,” the coach said before Game 4. “We know he can score the basketball, and that will come with just minutes and opportunity, but his ability to rebound for us on both ends and be a strong team defender is what we need him to do.”
Spurs coach Mitch Johnson, on Keldon Johnson in Game 3: “I thought he played with really good energy. I thought he tried to rebound himself into the game and played good team defense. That’s what we need from him.” pic.twitter.com/921frje1yc
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) June 10, 2026
Indeed, the minutes Johnson spent muscling up against Karl-Anthony Towns were valuable. In addition to banging the big man around, Keldon may have prevented Victor Wembanyama from picking up a foul or two.
It will be interesting if the Spurs call on Johnson again tonight to bang on Towns.
-Tom Orsborn
Spurs aiming for encore performance at Madison Square Garden
Facing a 2-0 deficit in a hostile road environment, Victor Wembanyama returned to his more dominant form, Stephon Castle and De’Aaron Fox delivered in the clutch, and the Spurs secured a 115-111 win against the Knicks on Monday in Madison Square Garden to find new life in the NBA Finals.
San Antonio snapped New York’s 13-game winning streak, giving the Knicks their first loss since April 23. For the Spurs, the win was their first at MSG since November 2019.
How will Wembanyama follow his 32-point, eight-rebound, six-assist masterpiece in Game 3? Will Fox and Castle have more magic moments in store?
Spurs coach Mitch Johnson, on Stephon Castle: “He’s fearless. He’s relentless. He probably doesn’t get enough credit for his processing, and that’s what allows him to do so much for us. … It’s really, really elite company, what he’s doing.” pic.twitter.com/CVAtjAsl14
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) June 10, 2026
This year marks the first time since 2015 that the first three games of the NBA Finals were decided by 10 points or fewer. Every detail will matter if the Spurs hope to enter Game 5 on Saturday back in San Antonio with a 2-2 tie rather than a 3-1 deficit in the series.
Wemby’s shove dominates off-day conversation
In the nearly 48 hours since the Spurs and Knicks took the court for Game 3, the most popular discussion topic has been Victor Wembanyama’s shove against Knicks star Jalen Brunson, which has made Wemby a wanted man in New York.
Late in the first quarter, Wembanyama pushed Brunson to the ground as the guard attempted to set a screen. Officials missed the call in the moment, and Wembanyama was not assessed a flagrant when the play was reviewed Tuesday.
Knicks coach Mike Brown, who complained about the second-half free-throw discrepancy in his comments following Game 3, said in the hours before Game 4 that the shove is the type of situation that requires special attention.
“You always have to talk to your team about those situations,” Brown said. “You have to talk to the officials, too. I said, ‘Stuff like that can cause a fight.’”
Knicks coach Mike Brown, on the response to Victor Wembanyama shoving Jalen Brunson: “You always have to talk to your team about those situations. … You have to talk to the officials, too. I said, ‘Stuff like that can cause a fight.’” pic.twitter.com/UYASJ6ZBqa
— Spurs Nation (@ Spurs_Nation) June 10, 2026
Wemby attacking the basket stands among Spurs’ keys to victory
If the Spurs are going to even up the NBA Finals with a Game 4 win, they will need to continue to lean on star center Victor Wembanyama as a finisher at the rim rather than a creator or initiator, writes beat reporter Jeff McDonald with the San Antonio Express-News.
Turning the Knicks’ turnovers into points and coming through in crunch time, just like De’Aaron Fox and Stephon Castle did in Game 3, will also be critical.
Spurs bring style, swagger and Texas flair to pivotal Game 4
The San Antonio Spurs arrived at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday looking every bit like a team ready for the moment.
With the NBA Finals shifting deeper into enemy territory and the Knicks holding a 2-1 series lead, San Antonio’s tunnel arrivals featured everything from luxury fashion and designer denim to Texas-inspired looks and understated confidence. Styles varied from player to player, but the message was consistent: the Spurs appeared ready for one of the biggest games in franchise history.
Victor Wembanyama once again stole the spotlight before tipoff.
Victor Wembanyama arriving at Game 4 of the NBA Finals in New York.
How to watch the game on TV
The Spurs are set to tip off at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday from Madison Square Garden in New York, with a broadcast on ABC. The game will also air on the radio on 1200 AM, or in Spanish on 1350 AM and 107.5 FM.
By Greg Luca, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News