马刺 vs 太阳 123 - 103 技术统计 | 视频集锦
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer / San Antonio Express-News, 2026-10-14 23:36:43
2026年10月14日，星期三，在圣安东尼奥Frost Bank Center举行的NBA季前赛上半场，菲尼克斯太阳前锋海伍德·海史密斯 (19) 对圣安东尼奥马刺后卫迪伦·哈珀 (2) 犯规。
整个夏天直到季前赛，马刺主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 一直在琢磨一个问题：首发阵容里放三名后卫，会不会比两名更好？
周三，他终于有机会一探究竟。
随着达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 从臀部伤势中复出——该伤势让他缺席了球队前三场季前赛——马刺得以亮出他们计划带入常规赛的三后卫首发阵容。
最终的结果——虽然过程有些波折——是马刺在Frost Bank Center以123-103大胜阵容残缺的太阳，拿下季前赛首胜。
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)——还记得他吗？——打出季前赛最佳表现，23分钟内砍下19分并送出4次盖帽。
卡斯尔贡献18分——其中多达14分来自罚球线——哈珀和福克斯各得9分。
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 依旧留在首发五人组，但位置上移到了名义上的大前锋位置，他得到12分。
太阳方面有六名主力缺阵，其中包括全明星后卫德文·布克，这让马刺获得了一个在对抗强度有限的情况下打磨轮换阵容的绝佳机会。
瑞安·邓恩和前马刺G联赛球员贾马里·布耶亚各得15分，领衔太阳。
马刺将于周五主场迎战萨克拉门托，结束季前赛征程，这是常规赛周二开打、对阵宿敌俄克拉荷马城雷霆之前的最后一次热身。
以下是周三这场胜利的三大看点：
1. 福克斯-卡斯尔-哈珀组合慢热收强
三后卫首发阵容的首次亮相，并没有给人多少信心。
首节还剩6分57秒时，约翰逊做出首次换人调整，用卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 换下福克斯。
彼时，首发五人合计投篮10投仅1中，总共只得到3分。
米奇·约翰逊谈福克斯-卡斯尔-哈珀组合：
“这是这套阵容第一次一起打球。季前赛在阵容安排上一直断断续续，所以我们只是想找到一点节奏。有一些积极的方面可以展示给他们，也有一些需要学习的地方，其他方面还有很长的路要走。”— Spurs Nation (@Spurs_Nation) 2026年10月15日
“这是这套阵容第一次一起打球，季前赛在阵容安排上一直断断续续，”约翰逊说，“所以我们只是想找到一点节奏。”
他们最终找到了。
在三人共同出场的前八分钟里，福克斯、哈珀和卡斯尔的净效率值为-1。而在上半场最后三分钟，他们帮助马刺打出一波净胜太阳11分的攻势。
到半场结束时，开局的小插曲已成遥远的回忆。福克斯、哈珀和卡斯尔合计拿下19分，马刺建立起60-49的领先优势。
由于季前赛首秀受到出场时间限制，福克斯缺席了下半场，三人的合作时间也就此告一段落——至少今晚如此。
三后卫实验仍在进行之中。马刺更衣室里没有人对此抱有别的期待。
“我们知道我们有可能同时首发，或者至少会更多地一起出现在场上，”福克斯说，“我觉得我们对此都很兴奋。”
培养化学反应没有捷径。这三人组需要磨合，周五的季前赛收官战应该会提供又一次机会。
2. 篮板顶住了压力
赛前，米奇·约翰逊透露了他对这套全新首发阵容最大的担忧。
篮板。
周三，马刺消除了这一顾虑，面对一支在身高上常常处于劣势、阵容残缺的太阳队，他们在篮板上占据全面优势。圣安东尼奥以50-36赢得篮板大战，并抢下12个前场篮板。
新秀中锋小塔里斯·里德 (Tarris Reed Jr.) 替补出场抢下全队最高的10个篮板——当然，他一向如此。除里德之外，瓦塞尔抢下6个篮板，哈珀6个，布莱恩特5个。
维克托·文班亚马谈三后卫阵容：
“感觉一开始我们努力在做正确的事情，但得分太少了。不过一旦打顺了，就真的顺了。” https://twitter.com/Spurs_Nation/status/2110571257313829329/video/1— Spurs Nation (@Spurs_Nation) 2026年10月15日
就连身高7尺4的文班亚马也贡献了4个篮板。
这是一个令人鼓舞的开端，但面对常规赛中将会遭遇的更高大、更强硬的前场阵容，马刺还需要在篮板拼抢上拿出更多硬度。
周三的胜利提供了一个充满希望的预览，而不是一个确定的答案。
3. 布莱恩特珍惜每一分钟
由于朱利安·尚帕尼、卢克·科内特以及卫冕最佳第六人凯尔登·约翰逊三名主要轮换球员休战，马刺周三有大量出场时间可供分配。
布莱恩特用表现为自己争取更多时间打下了坚实基础。
这位二年级球员展现出更加成熟的跳投，7投4中，且全部来自三分线外。他还在篮板上有所贡献，并在防守端充满活力。
一个早期的回合为布莱恩特的夜晚定下基调——他在同一回合中两次封盖乔丹·古德温。
CB x2!!
DAZN, CWSA https://twitter.com/spurs/status/2110528313886179519/video/1
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) 2026年10月15日
其中第二次封盖直接发动了一次快攻，最终布莱恩特在篮下造成犯规，两罚全中。
“当我在场上时，我努力成为提升球队上限的人，”布莱恩特说，“没有我，我们也是一支非常出色的球队，但当我上场时，我怎样才能让这支球队变得更好？我怎样才能变得重要？我怎样才能在防守端体现价值？”
周三，布莱恩特在这方面给自己——也给马刺——交出了一份相当不错的答卷。
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查看原文：3 takeaways as Spurs' three-guard lineup takes down Suns
3 takeaways as Spurs’ three-guard lineup takes down Suns
Phoenix Suns forward Haywood Highsmith (19) fouls San Antonio Spurs guard Dylan Harper (2) during the first half of a preseason NBA game at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026.
Spurs coach Mitch Johnson spent the better part of the summer and into the preseason wondering if three guards could be better than two in their starting lineup.
Wednesday, he finally got a chance to find out.
With De’Aaron Fox back from the hip ailment that kept him out of the team’s first three exhibition contests, the Spurs were able to unveil the three-guard starting lineup they aim to carry into the regular season.
The payoff — eventually — was a 123-103 shellacking of an undermanned Phoenix squad at the Frost Bank Center that handed the Spurs their first victory of the preseason.
Victor Wembanyama — remember him? — turned in his best performance of the preseason with 19 points and four blocks in 23 minutes.
Castle chipped in 18 points — with a whopping 14 coming from the foul line — while Harper and Fox scored nine apiece.
Devin Vassell — who remained in the starting five but slid to what is technically the power forward spot — added 12 points.
With six key players sidelined for Phoenix, including All-Star guard Devin Booker, the game offered the Spurs a welcome opportunity to sharpen their rotation against limited resistance.
Ryan Dunn and former Spurs G Leaguer Jamaree Bouyea led the Suns with 15 points apiece.
The Spurs are set to finish their preseason slate Friday at home against Sacramento, a final tune-up before the regular season opens Tuesday against the archrival Oklahoma City Thunder.
Here are three takeaways from Wednesday’s victory:
1. Slow start, strong finish for Fox-Castle-Harper lineup
The first look at the Spurs’ three-guard starting lineup did not exactly inspire confidence.
With 6:57 remaining in the first quarter, Johnson made his first substitution, sending Carter Bryant in for Fox.
By then, the starting five had combined to shoot 1 of 10 from the field for a grand total of 3 points.
Mitch Johnson on the Fox-Castle-Harper lineup:
“First time that group’s played together. It’s been a very stop-and-go preseason in terms of lineups, so we’re just trying to get into a little bit of a rhythm. Some positive reinforcement to show them and some learning and a long way to go in other areas.”— Spurs Nation (@Spurs_Nation) October 15, 2026
“It’s the first time that group’s played together, it’s been a very stop-and-go preseason in terms of lineups,” Johnson said. “So we’re just trying to get into a little bit of a rhythm.”
They eventually found one.
During their first eight minutes on the floor together, Fox, Harper and Castle posted a minus-1 net rating. Over the final three minutes of the first half, they helped fuel a stretch in which the Spurs outscored Phoenix by 11.
By halftime, the early hiccups were a distant memory. Fox, Harper and Castle had combined for 19 points, and the Spurs had built a 60-49 lead.
Playing under a minutes restriction in his preseason debut, Fox sat out the second half, ending the trio’s time together — at least for the night.
The three-guard experiment remains a work in progress. Nobody in the Spurs’ locker room expects otherwise.
“We knew there was a chance that we’d all be starting or at least sharing the court a lot more together,” Fox said. “I think we’re all excited for it.”
There is no shortcut to building chemistry. The trio needs reps, and Friday’s preseason finale should provide another opportunity to get them.
2. Rebounding holds up
Before the game, Mitch Johnson revealed his greatest concern with his newest starting lineup.
Rebounding.
The Spurs alleviated that worry Wednesday, dominating the glass against a depleted Phoenix team that often found itself at a size disadvantage. San Antonio won the rebounding battle 50-36 and pulled down 12 offensive boards.
Rookie center Tarris Reed Jr. led the team with 10 rebounds off the bench, because of course he did. Beyond Reed, Vassell grabbed six boards, Harper had six and Bryant added five.
Victor Wembanyama on the 3-guard lineup:
“It felt like we were trying to do the right things at the beginning but we scored so few points. But when it clicked, it really clicked.” https://twitter.com/Spurs_Nation/status/2110571257313829329/video/1— Spurs Nation (@Spurs_Nation) October 15, 2026
Even the 7-foot-4 Wembanyama chipped in four.
It was an encouraging start, but the Spurs will need to bring more muscle to the glass against the bigger, more physical frontcourts they’ll encounter during the regular season.
Wednesday’s victory offered a promising glimpse, not a definitive answer.
3. Bryant makes minutes count
With three key reserves — Julian Champagnie, Luke Kornet and reigning Sixth Man of the Year Keldon Johnson — held out for rest, the Spurs had plenty of minutes to distribute Wednesday.
Bryant made a strong case for claiming more of them.
The second-year pro flashed a more polished jump shot, connecting on four of seven attempts, all from 3-point range. He chipped in on the boards and brought plenty of energy on defense.
One early sequence helped set the tone for Bryant’s night, when he blocked Jordan Goodwin twice on the same possession.
CB x2!!
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 15, 2026
The second of those rejections sparked a fast break, which ended with Bryant getting fouled at the rim and making a pair of free throws.
“When I’m in the game, I’m trying to be a ceiling riser,” Bryant said. “We’re a damn good team with me off the floor, but how can I make this group better when I’m on the floor? How can I be important? How can I be valuable on the defensive end?”
Wednesday, Bryant provided himself — and the Spurs — with a pretty good answer in that regard.
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer / San Antonio Express-News