马刺 @ 尼克斯 106 - 107 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Mateo Mayorga | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-06-11 03:46:02
圣安东尼奥马刺曾手握29分的领先优势，几乎将纽约尼克斯逼入绝境，但他们未能成功收割比赛，如今在总决赛中已陷入1-3落后的绝境。这创下了总决赛历史上的最大逆转纪录，超越了2008年波士顿凯尔特人对阵洛杉矶湖人时完成的24分大逆转。进攻端的突然哑火彻底葬送了马刺，他们遭遇了总决赛历史上最惨烈的第四节崩盘之一。系列赛将移师圣安东尼奥，他们将力图复制克利夫兰骑士在2016年创造的奇迹。
部分原因在于马刺在取得领先后面露懈怠，而尼克斯则始终保持着破釜沉舟的拼劲；当马刺想要重新拉紧防线时，已经无法阻挡对手排山倒海般的反扑之势。维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)（得到24分，但命中率仅有36%）在首节彻底爆发，但在余下的比赛中却频频打铁，其中还包括在比赛还剩不到两分钟时错失了两次关键的罚球。球队的其他成员在关键时刻也同样掉了链子。
比赛观察
- 随着纽约防守强度的提升，马刺在比赛后期被迫出手了太多的跳投。有一段时间，全队打得非常局促，似乎没人敢承担投关键球的责任，直到达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 命中一球，但他紧接着在下一回合就掉了链子。马刺本有望靠着斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 最后的关键罚球涉险过关，但在马刺领先的情况下，福克斯在快攻中选择抢投，而不是稳住球权消耗时间。结果在随后的回合中，OG·阿奴诺比 (OG Anunoby) 补篮得手，完成了准绝杀。
- 马刺的防守显得有些过于亢奋，送给了对手太多的罚球。尽管尼克斯在半场阵地战中极其艰难地寻找出手空间，但他们最终只能孤注一掷地依赖杰伦·布伦森 (Jalen Brunson) 和阿奴诺比。这一策略最终奏效，并在下半场将马刺的防线彻底撕碎。
- 德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 的三分外线火力为马刺注入了活力，并且这种手感极具传染性，其他队友纷纷跟进。马刺开局前32分中有18分来自三分球，这让尼克斯在半场结束前一直阵脚大乱。此外，马刺在半场便轰进了14记三分，创下了他们今年季后赛征程的半场新高。然而，他们在下半场的三分命中率骤降至18.8%。
- 在卡尔-安东尼·唐斯 (Karl-Anthony Towns) 在62秒内领到个人第二次犯规后，文班亚马主动找他进行对抗，甚至还诱使米切尔·罗宾逊 (Mitchell Robinson) 肘击了自己的下巴，导致后者被判一级恶意犯规；这在首节末段起到了关键的局势扭转作用，帮助马刺取得了当时系列赛最大的领先优势（21分）。此后，尼克斯的防守策略在限制文班方面起到了作用，但文班自己在余下的比赛中也打得有些束手束脚。
- 显而易见，季后赛中实力不俗的球队在主场面对巨大分差时，半场回来后势必会发起猛烈反扑。紧接着是一个艰难的第三节，马刺在第一次换人前就被对手打了一波10-5，此后局势愈发不可收拾。他们单节出现5次失误，投篮命中率仅为20%，在第三节进行了9分钟时一度仅命中3球。马刺在下半场的进攻犹如陷入泥潭，投丢了许多空位机会。
- 马刺的替补得分比纽约多出16分，这主要归功于迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)。他的速度快到让任何防守者都望尘莫及，并在球队急需提振士气的关键时刻屡屡命中关键球。在这场季后赛深处的对决中，他展现出了年轻球员少有的顶级表现，只可惜这场失利让他的高光表现被无情掩盖。
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San Antonio at New York, Final Score: Spurs blow massive lead, lose heartbreaker 107-106
The San Antonio Spurs had the New York Knicks dead to rights with a 29 point lead, but failed to close the show and have fallen into a 3-1 hole in the Finals. This is now the biggest comeback in Finals history, surpassing the Boston Celtics’ 24-point comeback against the Los Angeles Lakers in 2008. The offense loosing its force doomed them and they suffered one of the worst fourth-quarter collapses in Finals history. The series shifts back to San Antonio and they will attempt to do what only the Cleveland Cavaliers did in 2016.
Part of the problem was the team got satisfied with their work while the Knicks remained desperate and they were too late to prevent a tsunami when trying to flip the switch. Victor Wembanyama (24 points on 36 percent shooting) went berserk in the first quarter, but laid a stack of bricks the rest of the game, which included missing a pair of big freebies with fewer than two minutes left. The rest of the team folded in key moments as well.
Observations
- The offense was forced to take too many jumpers late in the game as New York’s pressure tightened up. For a while, the team was playing tight and everyone seemed reluctant to take the big shot, until De’Aaron Fox hit one, but folded on the next one. It appeared they were going to be bailed out by Stephon Castle’s late freebies, but Fox took a quick shot on the break instead of holding the ball when the Spurs were up. OG Anunoby hit the game-winning tip-in on the next possession.
- The defense was a bit exuberant, allowing too many free throws, but the Knicks were working extra hard to find shots in the half court, yet they eventually resorted to Brunson and OG Anunoby or bust. That ended up working and tore up the Spurs in the second half.
- Devin Vassell’s 3-point shooting injected life into the Spurs and was contagious because the others followed his lead. Eighteen of the team’s first 32 points came from 3-pointers, and this had the Knicks shaky until halftime. Additionally, the Spurs logged 14 first-half treys, which is the most in their playoff run. They then shot 18.8 percent from deep in the second half.
- Wembanyama went at Towns when he picked up his second foul in 62 seconds, and even baited Robinson into elbowing him in the jaw, causing a flagrant one; it had a big swing late in the first quarter and helped them take their biggest lead of the series (21) to that point. The Knicks coverages were later a factor in slowing Wemby down, but he also played tight the rest of the way.
- Naturally, quality teams at home in the playoffs come out thundering at halftime when facing a large deficit. A rough third quarter followed as the Spurs gave up a 10-5 run by the first substitution and it got worse from there. They committed five turnovers, shot 20 percent in the period and at one point had made only three field goals after nine minutes. The Spurs played the second half in the mud and missed many open shots.
- The Spurs’ bench outscored New York’s by 16, and Dylan Harper deserves most of the credit for that. He was too fast for whoever was in front of him, and he nailed baskets in big moments when they team need a boost. He had one of the great performances by a youngster this late in the playoffs that will be forgotten because of the loss.
By Mateo Mayorga, via Pounding The Rock