马刺 @ 尼克斯 106 - 107 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Bill Huan | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-06-11 06:00:00
我不喝酒。但在刚刚发生的一切之后，这种诱惑正在悄然滋长。
这场比赛的上半场简直是纯粹的享受。在开场的第一次进攻中，达龙·福克斯就在唐斯身上制造了一次犯规，紧接着“大猫”也在文班身上回敬了一次犯规。米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 选择对后者的判罚提出挑战。经过录像回放，裁判认定是唐斯勾了“外星人”（文班）。这迫使尼克斯不得不换下他们已经身背两次个人犯规的全明星中锋，而文班的犯规记录则被一扫而空。马刺很快抓住机会，命中两记三分并利用对手失误得分，延续了他们在本系列赛中每场比赛开局阶段都能建立10分领先优势的势头。
随着唐斯坐回替补席，纽约被迫延长了米切尔·罗宾逊 (Mitchell Robinson) 的上场时间，这反而助推了圣安东尼奥保持火热手感。马刺在三分线外以8投6中强势开局，在比赛的前八分钟内就轰下30分，尼克斯不得不派上奇兵阿里尔·胡克波尔蒂 (Ariel Hukporti) 来让罗宾逊喘口气。随着马刺建立起20分的领先优势，曾经喧闹的麦迪逊广场花园 (MSG) 观众席顿时变得紧张起来，低声的嘀咕声在整个球馆内回荡。
与其他几场比赛不同（这一点依然成立，但原因却完全变了味），圣安东尼奥继续重拳出击。在达龙·福克斯连续命中三分后，全队都加入了这场三分狂欢。半场结束前，共有七名马刺球员命中三分，他们合力投进的14记三分球也创下了NBA总决赛单半场三分球命中数的新纪录。尼克斯在进攻端也陷入了混乱，不得不依赖布伦森的英雄球单打——而这在当时是他们在本系列赛中效率最低的得分手段之一（至少在当时是这样）。结果，马刺在半场结束时以76-49领先，这也创下了总决赛历史上客队半场最高得分纪录。
随后，整个世界开始崩塌。
尼克斯在第三节打出一波13-0的高潮，将分差缩小到15分，而圣安东尼奥的进攻则彻底停滞。马刺继续盲目执着于投三分，忘记了他们阵中还有一个身高傲人的家伙，一旦他们的火热手感冷却，曾经巨大的领先优势便开始迅速缩水。仅在第三节，他们就被对手打了个26-14，而最糟糕的是，布伦森的手感开始热起来了。
突然之间，尼克斯仿佛对马刺使出了“Uno反转卡”，他们开始投进各种神仙球：三分、中距离，甚至在自由女神像那儿投篮都能进，简直无所不能。比赛还剩8分钟时曾经的15分领先优势，转眼间变成了两回合的差距，纽约利用精准的传导球，完美惩罚了马刺侵略性过头的防守。圣安东尼奥惊慌失措地做出调整，试图包夹布伦森逼他出球，但这却让尼克斯的射手群得到了大空档，而他们每个人今天都像开启了“自动瞄准”一样。
而在进攻端，圣安东尼奥的战术变成了看一个人把球皮都运破，其余四个人则向早已抛弃他们的某位体育之神祈祷。令人难以置信的是，这种打法居然还换来了达龙·福克斯的一记三分和文班在罚球线的一记跳投，但这根本无法阻挡仿佛有“主角光环”庇护的纽约尼克斯。在布伦森迎着文班（偏偏是他！）飙中一记27英尺外的超远三分后，尼克斯在比赛还剩2分30秒时将分差缩小到仅剩1分。而马刺的回应，却是打出了你这辈子见过的最糟糕的一次进攻回合。
达龙·福克斯试图打一个高位挡拆，为文班创造直击篮筐的通道，但文班的掩护甚至都没碰到阿奴诺比。结果，阿奴诺比轻松绕过防守，逼得达龙·福克斯合球起跳，而此时根本没有清晰的传球路线。然而，达龙·福克斯并没有选择宁愿被吹二次运球，而是把球扔向了球场中央，结果被乔什·哈特 (Josh Hart) 抢断，随后哈特居然扣飞了一个无人防守的空篮。接着，尼克斯让布伦森单打斯蒂芬·卡斯尔，“纽约队长”投进了一个艰难的颠入网筐的抛投，帮助主队反超1分。
比赛还剩一分钟，马刺让达龙·福克斯在罚球线附近单打，他虽然投篮打铁，但斯蒂芬·卡斯尔抢到篮板造成犯规并两罚全中，让圣安东尼奥重新领先1分。还剩20秒，球权回到尼克斯手中，布伦森打板投篮不中，球被点到了中场附近，达龙·福克斯率先抢到皮球。然而，他没有选择运球消耗时间，而是产生了能一锤定音的幻觉，强行起步上篮，结果被阿奴诺比无情封盖。
不过，希望尚未完全破灭。纽约只剩下5秒时间来完成最后一投，最终演变成了布伦森在Logo区迎着文班的超远强投。他投丢了，但在随后的混乱中，阿奴诺比飞身而入，在三名马刺球员伸长手臂的干扰下将球点进。当然，这球居然就这么进了。107-106，尼克斯领先。
还剩1.2秒，圣安东尼奥其实画了一个非常漂亮的边线球战术，让斯蒂芬·卡斯尔跑出了直接扣篮的空档，但迪伦·哈珀搞砸了这次传球，可能也顺带送走了奥布莱恩杯。
比赛笔记
历史现在站在马刺这一边：在NBA历史上，曾有五次出现球队在0-2落后的情况下将总决赛大比分扳成2-2平，而这五支球队最终都夺得了总冠军。- 在我作为体育迷的岁月里，我经历过一些相当痛苦的心碎时刻，几乎全拜温哥华加人队 (Canucks) 所赐。最著名的莫过于他们与波士顿棕熊队之间的2*11年NHL总决赛，那可能仍是我经历过最痛苦的事情。好吧，这场比赛现在也加入了这个行列，而这个系列赛甚至还没有结束。
- 这场比赛基本上就像每部《洛奇》电影里的终极决战。他的对手在比赛的大部分时间里把他揍得体无完肤，但他凭借钢铁般的下巴扛下了一切，并在最后时刻送出致命一击。纽约就是洛奇，而他确实没有倒下。
- 我讨厌这场比赛的过程，甚至在逆转发生之前我就这么说了。直到第四节，马刺才想起他们阵中还有一位“外星人”，但这一切都太迟了。在整个下半场几乎摸不到球之后，文班当时已经完全失去了手感，导致他在第三节到第四节中段期间遭遇了11投仅1中的尴尬。
- 在第三节无意中肘击唐斯后，文班在季后赛中已经累计了3个恶意犯规积分。我认为这是一个可吹可不吹的判罚，但考虑到他在第三场比赛中推搡布伦森却全身而退，综合来看，他确实该再拿一次恶犯。然而，更严重的问题是，累计4个恶意犯规积分将导致自动停赛。我相信这不会发生，但事情本不该发展到这一步。文班需要保持冷静，落得如此境地，他只能怪自己。
- 成也三分，败也三分。马刺在第四战中深刻体会到了这两者的滋味，他们在上半场投进了14记三分，而下半场仅有3记。圣安东尼奥试图保持这种势头，但在失去节奏后，他们选择了太多僵硬的跳投，最终导致了NBA总决赛历史上单场最大分差的崩盘/逆转。他们对三分球的执念甚至会让乔伊·马祖拉 (Joey Mazz) 感到自豪。
- 以前说过，我现在还要再说一遍：这个系列赛的胜负将由失误决定。马刺在上半场只有两次失误，而在下半场却有九次，这绝非巧合。纽约最终确实有13次失误，但在他们发起反扑期间几乎没有失误。仅在第三节，圣安东尼奥的失误次数就比他们的进球数还要多。
- 斯蒂芬·卡斯尔在比赛的大部分时间里表现得相当挣扎，但他最后时刻顶住压力罚进关键球，并且全场罚球8投8中，这值得称赞。记住，他在第三场比赛中也是通过罚球锁定了胜局。如果阿奴诺比的手指再短一英寸，我都准备亲自把总决赛MVP奖杯颁给他了。那些罚球也许会被这场疯狂的失利所掩盖，但真正的球迷绝不会忘记。
- 同样不会被遗忘的是2023届年度关键球员达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)。在他被交易到马刺之前，我就对他爱恨交织，并且也曾为他带伤出战脚踝伤势送上过赞美。然而，我直到现在才知道，脚踝受伤居然还会阻碍一个人的大脑运转。为什么他不在还剩15秒时直接把时间运完？？？他已经没有了往常的爆发力，而且明知道阿奴诺比正追防过来，却依然决定强行上篮。简直令人匪夷所思。
- 我不是一个有信仰的人。我不相信任何神明，甚至不相信鬼魂。但这支尼克斯队在过去两个月里所展现出的一切，已经超出了我简单的认知范围。也许提莫西·查拉梅 (Timothy Chalamet) 和安妮·海瑟薇 (Anne Hathaway) 在第一轮中途往麦迪逊广场花园撒了魔法粉末，好让他们能参演斯派克·李 (Spike Lee) 的新电影：《花园广场的奇迹》。说到这个，是时候抵制《奥德赛》和《沙丘》了。
- 去确认一下你身边的马刺同胞们是否安好。看在篮球之神的份上，千万不要回复任何损友的电话或短信。这是我们疗伤旅程的开始。我们会一起挺过去的。
本场最佳镜头
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 是支撑我继续走下去的唯一动力。
菜鸟正在大杀四方！
ABC pic.twitter.com/QLfFFM8gdR
— 圣安东尼奥马刺 (@ spurs) 2026年6月11日
下场预告：周六回到圣安东尼奥进行第五战
好吧，第五战将于中部时间周六下午3:30回到圣安东尼奥进行。我想，明天的太阳依然会照常升起。
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。
点击查看原文：Spurs suffer worst collapse in NBA history in game 4 vs Knicks
Spurs suffer worst collapse in NBA history in game 4 vs Knicks
I don’t drink. But after what just happened, the temptation is growing.
The first half of this game was absolute joy. Fox drew a foul on KAT on the very first possession, then Big Purr drew one on Wemby right after. Mitch Johnson elected to challenge the latter call, and upon review, it was deemed that KAT hooked the Alien. This forced the Knicks to sit their All-Star centre since he already had two personal fouls, while Wemby’s slate was wiped clean. The Spurs took advantage shortly after by hitting two threes and scoring off a turnover, continuing their streak of building a 10-point lead early in each game.
With KAT on the bench, New York was forced to play Mitchell Robinson for extended minutes, helping San Antonio stay hot. The good guys started 6-8 from deep and scored 30 points in just the first eight minutes of the game, and the Knicks had to dust off fantasy specialist Ariel Hukporti to give Robinson a breather. The once raucous MSG crowd suddenly turned nervous as the Spurs built a 20-point lead, with hushed murmurs reverberating throughout the arena.
Unlike the other games (this still stands, but for all the wrong reasons), San Antonio continued throwing haymakers. After back-to-back threes from Fox, the entire team joined the party. Seven Spurs made a triple before half-time, and their 14 total set a new record for threes in a single NBA finals half. The Knicks became discombobulated on offense too, resorting to hero-ball from Brunson — one of their most inefficient scoring options in the series (at the time). As a result, the Spurs led 76-49 at the half, which is also the most points a road team has scored in the first half of any finals game in history.
Then, the entire world started to crumble.
New York went on a 13-0 run in the third to cut the lead down to 15, while San Antonio’s offense halted to a stop. The Spurs continued hunting threes and forgot about a guy who’s kind of tall, and as soon as their hot streak ended, the once massive lead began to dwindle. They were outscored 26-14 in the third alone, and worst of all, Brunson started getting hot.
Suddenly, it was as if the Knicks played the uno reverse card on the Spurs, as they began hitting all their shots: from three, from mid-range, from the Statue of Liberty, you name it. What was once a 15-point lead with eight minutes left became a two-possession game, as New York capitalized on the Spurs’ over-aggressive defense with pinpoint ball movement. San Antonio made some panicked adjustments to try and get the ball out of Brunson’s hands, but that left the Knicks’ shooters wide open, who all had auto-aim activated.
On the other end, San Antonio’s strategy was to watch one player dribble the air out of the ball while the other four prayed to some sports deity that had already abandoned them. Somehow, that actually resulted in a three from Fox and a foul line jumper from Wemby, but it wasn’t enough to stem the tide against a New York team shielded by plot armor. After Brunson splashed a 27-foot missile over Wemby (of all people), the Knicks cut the lead down to just one with 2:30 left, and the Spurs’ counter was to play one of the worst possessions you’ll ever see.
Fox tried to run a high pick-and-roll to get Wemby an open path to the rim, who set a screen that hardly grazed Anunoby. As a result, Anunoby easily went over and forced Fox to pick up his dribble and jump without a clear passing lane. Instead of just living with the double dribble, however, Fox threw the ball to the middle of the court, which was picked off by Josh Hart, who then proceeded to smoke a wide-open dunk. Then, the Knicks isoed Brunson against Castle, and Captain New York made a tough floater that bounced in, to put the home team up one.
With a minute left, the Spurs isoed Fox at the elbow, who missed the shot but resulted in free throws for Castle, who knocked both down to put San Antonio back up by one. With 20 seconds left and the ball back in the Knicks’ hands, Brunson missed a bank shot that was tipped to mid-court, and Fox got to it first. Instead of dribbling out the clock, however, he had delusions of grandeur and went up for a layup, which was blocked by Anunoby.
Still, all hope wasn’t lost, yet. New York only had 5 seconds left to put up a final shot, which ended up being a Brunson prayer from the logo over Wemby. He missed, but in the ensuing chaos, Anunoby flew in and tipped the ball over the outstretched hands of three Spurs. Of course, it somehow went in. 107-106, Knicks.
With 1.2 seconds left, San Antonio actually drew up a good inbounds play that had Castle open for a dunk, but Harper flubbed the pass, and probably the Larry O’Brien trophy, too.
Game notes
History is now on the Spurs’ side: there have been five instances in NBA history where a team tied the finals at 2-2 after trailing 2-0, and all five of those teams went on to win the title.- I’ve suffered through some pretty bad heartbreaks in my years as a sports fan, almost entirely at the hands of the Canucks. Most notably, the 2*11 NHL finals between them and Bruins, which might still be the most traumatic thing that I’ve ever experienced. Well, this game is now on that list, and the series isn’t even over yet.
- This game was basically the final fight in every Rocky movie. His opponent would pummel him to bits for most of the match, only for his iron chin to withstand everything and land a knockout blow at the very end. New York is Rocky, and he indeed, did not die.
- I hated the process of this game and said that before the comeback even materialized. It took until the fourth before the Spurs remembered that they have an Alien on their side, but it was too little, too late. After barely seeing the ball the entire half, Wemby had lost all his touch by then, resulting in a stretch in which he shot 1-11 from the third to the middle of the fourth.
- Wemby now has 3 flagrant points in the playoffs following an inadvertent elbow against KAT in the third quarter. I thought it was a borderline call, but considering he got away scotch free with the Brunson shove in game 3, he definitely deserves another flagrant in the aggregate. The bigger story, though, is that accumulating 4 flagrants results in an automatic suspension. I’m confident that won’t happen, but it shouldn’t have gotten to this stage, either. Wemby needs to keep a cooler head, and he’s got no one to blame but himself for ending up in this position.
- Live by the three, die by the three. The Spurs experienced both sides of that in game 4, making 14 threes in the first half and just three in the second. San Antonio wanted to see if they could keep up the momentum and settled for too many jumpers when their rhythm was gone, and it resulted in the largest single-game collapse/comeback in NBA Finals history. The commitment to threes would even make Joey Mazz proud.
- It’s been said before, and I’ll say it again: this series will be determined by turnovers. It’s not a coincidence that the Spurs only had two turnovers in the first half and had nine in the second. New York actually finished with 13, but almost none came during their comeback. San Antonio had more turnovers than made buckets in the third quarter alone.
- Castle was pretty brutal for most of the game, but he deserves credit for hitting those clutch free throws at the end and going 8/8 from the line. Remember, he iced game 3 from the line too, and I was ready to personally deliver him the finals MVP if Anunoby’s fingers were an inch shorter. Those free throws will be lost in the craziness, but the streets won’t forget.
- What won’t get lost is 2023 Clutch Player of the Year De’Aaron Fox. I’ve had a love/hate relationship with him since before he was traded to the Spurs, and have given him flowers for playing through his ankle injury. However, I only just learned that an ankle could impede one’s processing, too. Why didn’t he just dribble out the clock with 15 seconds left??? He doesn’t have his usual burst and knew that Anunoby was coming, and still decided to go for the layup. Mind-boggling.
- I’m not a spiritual person. I don’t believe in any deities, or even ghosts. But what this Knicks team has become over the past two months is something beyond my simple comprehension. Maybe Timothy Chalamet and Anne Hathaway sprinkled magical powder on MSG in the middle of round one so they could be cast in Spike Lee’s new movie: The Miracle in the Garden. Speaking of which, it’s time to boycott The Odyssey and Dune.
- Conduct a wellness check on your fellow Spurs brethren. And for the love of the basketball gods, do NOT answer any calls/texts from friends who troll. This is the start of our healing journey. We will get through it together.
Play of the game
Dylan Harper is the only thing keeping me going.
the Rook is COOKIN!
— San Antonio Spurs (@ spurs) June 11, 2026
Next game: in San Antonio on Saturday for Game 5
Well, Game 5 will be back in San Antonio on Saturday at 3:30pm Central Time. The sun will still rise tomorrow, I guess.
By Bill Huan, via Pounding The Rock