马刺 vs 雷霆 104 - 116 技术统计、走势与阵容表现 | 视频集锦
By Gary Quan / Pounding The Rock, 2026-10-21 12:36:51
在半场落后俄克拉荷马城雷霆达21分后，达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 和迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 率领马刺在三、四节掀起反扑高潮。然而，在谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (Shai Gilgeous-Alexander) 沉稳老练的得分以及角色球员及时且精准的投篮面前，这波反扑最终功亏一篑。
在这场负于俄克拉荷马城的赛季揭幕战中，圣安东尼奥马刺在令人失望的大半个上半场里，未能展现出格雷格·波波维奇 (Gregg Popovich) 常说的那种“恰如其分的敬畏感”。马刺上半场的溃败数据令人触目惊心：全队48投仅14中（包括维克托·文班亚马的7投0中），同时无法遏制雷霆的高效进攻（雷霆三分球14投10中），落后分差一度达到26分之多；直到下半场找回攻防节奏，球队表现才有所起色。
文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)（12分、13个篮板和6次盖帽）在前近三节比赛中陷入了罕见的运动战进球荒，圣安东尼奥马刺因此只能竭尽全力依靠斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)（24分和7个篮板）以及福克斯（14分、7个篮板和7次助攻）的火力来勉力支撑。凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)（10分和2次抢断）在替补席上注入了一贯的强硬与激情。哈珀（18分、7个篮板和5次助攻）在第四节为球队打进首球后似乎扭伤了脚踝，但所幸片刻后便重新回到了赛场。
吉尔杰斯-亚历山大（32分、5次助攻和2次盖帽）带领雷霆打出了一场（整体而言）沉着稳健的比赛，而切特·霍姆格伦 (Chet Holmgren)（14分、7个篮板和4次盖帽）则在经历了一个令人失望的分区决赛后证明了自己。贾里德·麦凯恩 (Jared McCain)（20分）和亚历克斯·卡鲁索 (Alex Caruso)（9分和7个篮板）则是俄克拉荷马城在首节确立领先并维持优势的关键功臣。
两队开局便打出了近乎五月季后赛般的狂热节奏，只是投篮命中率相去甚远。俄克拉荷马城打出一波7-0的高潮瞬间反超比分，并在随后的三节比赛中始终保持着领先。半节过后，马刺逐渐抖落锈迹并改善了传导球，开局前九分钟内有七名马刺球员拿分。然而，麦凯恩和卡鲁索掀起了一阵令人意外的三分雨，提前敲响了警钟——雷霆以34-28反客为主领先首节。
在经历了首节的大开大合后，双方在第二节前三分钟里总共仅得到3分。两队之间积怨已久的敌意在福克斯对霍姆格伦犯规后彻底爆发，双方球员在雷霆前场爆发了宛如棒球赛场“投手丘对峙”一般的冲突。自此，圣安东尼奥马刺失去了冷静，雷霆则抓住他们的心理松懈迅速拉开比分。在马刺多次投篮偏出的同时，雷霆凭借出色的阵地战和转换进攻执行力，将领先优势一度扩大到26分。
万众瞩目的福克斯、哈珀和卡斯尔这套首发后卫组合在第三节伊始吹响了马刺的反击号角。但圣安东尼奥马刺每追赶一步，杰伦·威廉姆斯 (Jalen Williams) 或吉尔杰斯-亚历山大总能给予回应。福克斯多次强突雷霆油漆区，打进数记关键进球止血。尽管马刺数次将分差缩小到个位数，但吉尔杰斯-亚历山大命中了几记颇有科比神韵的高难度投篮，始终维持着两队的距离。文班亚马终于在第三节压哨时命中了本场首记运动战进球，但圣安东尼奥马刺依然落后13分。
比赛观察
- 球场采用的高光聚焦灯光（看台区域压暗）非常契合氛围。
- 够了，别再看全美媒体专家对新赛季的预测了！来看看我们备受尊敬的PtR专栏作者们的赛季预测吧！鉴于联盟对摆烂行为的监管愈发严厉，我预测我们能拿到56胜26负！
- 卢·多特 (Lu Dort) 终于带着他那横冲直撞、宛如“瓷器店里公牛”一般的打法去了另一个分区，我真是太高兴了。
- 鉴于这篇文章在付费墙之后，顺便提一句：圣安东尼奥马刺在扎克·洛维 (Zach Lowe) 的联盟通必看榜（League Pass Rankings）上再次高居第一，文中的这些评价读来令人心潮澎湃：“这支卫冕西部冠军所展现的，远不止维克托·文班亚马在全场的绝对统治力——首先就是斯蒂芬·卡斯尔与迪伦·哈珀组成的充满活力且不知疲倦的年轻后卫双枪”，“他几乎毫无悬念是球队最好的外线防守者，尽管卡特·布莱恩特可能很快就会对此提出不同意见。被卡斯尔防守简直就像一场噩梦。隔着屏幕你几乎都能感受到他的压迫感：全场紧逼时用胸口迎击对位者，防挡拆时如影随形贴紧对手髋部，伺机切球，并在跳投手起跳的同时瞬间拔起”，“德文·瓦塞尔拥有全联盟最丝滑的跳投之一”，最后则是“这套银黑配色的球衣无可挑剔，偶有的嘉年华之夜更是为赛场增色不少。吉祥物小野狼不穿裤子的狂放模样令人捧腹，他那嗑药般圆睁的绿眼睛有时还会扭转90度，垂直搭拉在鼻梁上方。”
- 吉尔杰斯-亚历山大在第一节的三次后仰跳投中，居然没有倒在地上。#进步了
- 卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)——第一节表现堪称灾难，毫不意外地在此后被按在板凳上。
- 本场最佳配合 #1：首节一次突破中，哈珀在油漆区深处看似陷入重围，却精妙找到了空切的卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)，后者完成一记势大力沉的暴扣。
- 本场最佳配合 #2：几乎如出一辙，不久后凯尔登·约翰逊大步流星推进前场，在内线瞥到科内特，助其完成空接暴扣。
比赛复盘
文班亚马在德克位发起进攻，助攻底角深处的德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 命中本赛季首个进球。卡斯尔两次打铁后，霍姆格伦和哈珀接连打进对抗激烈的上篮。开场四分钟，福克斯被朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 换下——这让马刺的场上阵容高度明显提升。主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 挑战了开局阶段裁判吹罚文班亚马的犯规，录像显示以赛亚·哈尔滕施泰因 (Isaiah Hartenstein) 存在干扰，挑战成功。首节中段，文班亚马造成哈尔滕施泰因个人第二次犯规，雷霆换上阿德·马拉 (Adey Mara)——这位新秀在他出场的10多分钟里表现可圈可点。吉尔杰斯-亚历山大命中个人第三记运动战进球，雷霆反超两分。麦凯恩连得两球让雷霆取得8分领先，随后福克斯带领马刺回敬了一波6-0的小高潮。然而，卡鲁索命中两记三分，确保俄克拉荷马城在首节结束时握有6分的从容优势。
在充满肉搏与火药味的第二节，双方在进攻端都显得步履维艰。卡斯尔被杰林·威廉姆斯 (Jaylin Williams) 撞翻，造成雷霆进攻犯规。福克斯随后对霍姆格伦凶狠犯规引发两队冲突，三名不同的“威廉姆斯”上前与福克斯和文班亚马理论。福克斯被判一级恶意犯规，而文班亚马和雷霆的三名威廉姆斯均被追加技术犯规——这创下了一项非官方的“同姓球员被判技术犯规”的NBA纪录。肯里奇·威廉姆斯 (Kenrich Williams) 的三分加上杰伦·威廉姆斯挫伤士气的快攻反击上篮，将比分改写为46-30。直到次节进行到4分半钟时，哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 才命中一球，确确实实为马刺打破得分荒。文班亚马接连大帽霍姆格伦，但随着圣安东尼奥马刺的投篮命中率跌破三成，杰伦·威廉姆斯与吉尔杰斯-亚历山大连续得分，分差被拉大至18分。哈珀抓下前场篮板补篮得手稍稍止血，但马刺未能打出连贯攻势。半场战罢，俄克拉荷马城带着21分的领先优势进入更衣室。
下半场易边再战，由福克斯、哈珀和卡斯尔组成的马刺首发后卫三叉戟打出9-0的开局反扑。瓦塞尔在防守霍姆格伦和杰林·威廉姆斯时连续领到三次犯规。卡斯尔的第二记三分球将分差追至10分，彻底点燃了此前有些沉寂的弗罗斯特银行中心主场球迷。面对杰伦·威廉姆斯的两次上篮，卡斯尔用第三记三分予以还击。随后出现了一段高能激战：卡斯尔在上篮时被踩掉球鞋，文班亚马在另一端大帽拒绝对手，并奋不顾身倒地抢断争球。约翰逊打成2+1，再次将分差迫近至10分。吉尔杰斯-亚历山大稳定的得分能力让马刺始终无法更进一步。约翰逊对马拉犯规且适逢24秒违例的球权判定经过回放审查后被改判。福克斯犀利的持球突破弥补了文班亚马本场惊人的低迷。在文班亚马两罚不中后，吉尔杰斯-亚历山大命中打三分，三节战罢，雷霆依然保持13分领先。
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查看原文：San Antonio vs. Oklahoma City, Final Score: Spurs can’t overcome poor first half, 104-116
San Antonio vs. Oklahoma City, Final Score: Spurs can’t overcome poor first half, 104-116
After spotting Oklahoma City a 21 point halftime lead, De’Aaron Fox and Dylan Harper keyed a Spurs push spanning the third and fourth quarters that fell short under the glare of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s heady bucket getting combined with timely and accurate shooting from his supporting cast.
San Antonio failed to demonstrate what Gregg Popovich would describe as ‘appropriate fear’ over most of a disappionting first half in its season opening loss to Oklahoma City. The tale of the Spurs’ futile first half included 14-for-48 from the field (including 0-for-7 from Victor Wembanyama) and failing to stem the tide of the Thunder’s execution (10-for-14 from three) to go down as much as 26 before finding its footing on both ends in a better second half.
Wembanyama (12 points, 13 rebounds, and 6 blocks) suffered an 0-fer from the field through nearly three quarters, and San Antonio thus needed every bit of its production from Stephon Castle (24 points and 7 rebounds) and De’Aaron Fox (14 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists) to keep pace. Keldon Johnson (10 points and 2 steals) provided some nasty off the bench. Dylan Harper (18 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 assists) appeared to roll his ankle after scoring the team’s first basket of the fourth quarter, but returned to action moments later.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (32 points, 5 assists, and 2 blocks) led a (mostly) poised Thunder effort, while Chet Holmgren (14 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 blocks) availed himself well after a disappointing conference finals. Jared McCain (20 points) and Alex Caruso (9 points and 7 rebounds) keyed Oklahoma City to its lead in the first period and beyond.
The teams battled with a frenzied pace early on that resembled their late May battles but with far fewer makes. Oklahoma City pieced together a 7-0 run to briefly leap ahead and kept that advantage over the final three periods. The Spurs shook off the rust and shared the ball better from the halfway point on, and seven Spurs scored over the first nine minutes. McCain and Caruso led a surprising three-point shooting barrage that portended future doom – pushing the Thunder out ahead 34-28.
After the fireworks of the first quarter, the teams combined for just three total in the first three minutes of the second. The residual bad blood between the teams came to a boil when Fox fouled Holmgren, and the teams had a baseball-style meeting on the mound in the Thunder frontcourt. San Antonio lost its composure from there and the Thunder took advantage of their mental lapses to soar ahead. While the Spurs saw many shots fail to find their target, the Thunder’s halfcourt and transition execution helped the lead balloon to as much as 26.
The highly-anticipated starting guard group of Fox, Harper, and Castle kickstarted a Spurs run to start the third. Any progress that San Antonio made seemed to be answered either by Jalen Williams or Gilgeous-Alexander. Fox repeatedly charted a path through the Thunder paint to score a handful of needed baskets. While the Spurs were able to close within single digits on several occasions, Gilgeous-Alexander converted some Kobe-like shots to keep distance between Oklahoma City and the Spurs. Wembanyama finally made his first field goal at the quarter-end buzzer, but San Antonio still was down 13.
Observations
- The spotlight lighting on the court (darkened crowd) is wholly appropriate.
- Enough of the national pundits’ predictions for this newborn season! Here are our esteemed PtR writers’ set of predictions! Given that tanking is being more sternly looked at, I see us going 56-26!
- I’m so very happy that Lu Dort took his careening bull-in-a-china shop ways to the other conference.
- Since it’s behind a subscriber paywall, San Antonio made it again to #1 on Zach Lowe’s League Pass Rankings and these nuggets are pretty cool to see: “The defending Western Conference champions offer so much beyond the all-court authority of Victor Wembanyama—starting with the electric, relentless young guard duo of Stephon Castle and Dylan Harper,” “He is almost certainly their best perimeter defender, though Carter Bryant might have something to say about that soon. Being guarded by Castle seems like a nightmare. You can practically feel him through your screen, bumping his poor mark chest-to-chest full court, staying attached at the hip on screens, reaching for every dribble, rising in time with jump shooters,” “Devin Vassell sports one of the league’s silkiest jumpers,” and in conclusion ”The silver-and-black color scheme is unimpeachable, with occasional fiesta nights brightening the scene. The Coyote is a pants-optional riot, his green, coked-out eyes sometimes tilting 90 degrees so they droop vertically over his snout.“
- Gilgeous-Alexander did not fall to the floor on THREE of his first quarter fadeaways. #PROGRESS
- Carter Bryant – a big NOPE in the first period and unsurprisingly sat the rest of the game.
- Sequence of the Game #1: On a first quarter drive, Harper, looking like he was in trouble deep in the paint, found a diving Kornet for a power dunk.
- Sequence of the Game #2: Just like the above sequence, Keldon Johnson soon after rambled down the court before glimpsing Kornet in the paint for a lob dunk.
Game Rundown
With Wembanyama operating from the Dirk spot, he fed Vassell in the deep corner for the first bucket of the campaign. After two Castle bricks, Holmgren and Harper converted physical layups. Fox went to the bench for Champagnie four minutes in – making the Spurs’ lineup noticeably taller. Coach Johnson challenged an early foul whistled on Wembanyama, and it was overturned due to Hartenstein interfering with the action. Wembanyama drew Hartenstein’s second foul midway through the frame, which brought in Adey Mara – the rookie certainly didn’t embarrass himself in his 10+ minutes. Gilgeous-Alexander’s third field goal put the Thunder up two. Two McCain buckets put the Thunder up eight before Fox and the Spurs countered with their own 6-0 run. However, a pair of Caruso triples supplied Oklahoma City a comfortable six point cushion exiting the first.
Both teams found the scoring to be far more difficult in a roughshod and combative second period. Castle was laid out by a Jaylin Williams screen to cause a Thunder turnover. Fox committed a hard foul on Holmgren which caused a commotion between the teams which resulted in THREE different Williams’ confronting Fox and Wembanyama. Fox was assigned a Flagrant 1, while Wembanyama and the three Williams’ were assessed technicals – setting an unofficial NBA surname technical record. A Kenrich Williams three and deflating Jalen Williams breakaway layup put Oklahoma City 46-30. Harrison Barnes 100% made the Spurs’ first basket 4 1/2 minutes into the second. Wembanyama swatted away consecutive Holmgren attempts, but as San Antonio field goal percentage sank below 30%, back-to-back scores from Jalen Williams and Gilgeous-Alexander put the Thunder up 18. Harper’s rebound and putback trimmed the Spur deficit momentarily but were unable to make a run thereafter. Oklahoma City left the first half up 21.
San Antonio’s trio of starting guards – Fox, Harper, and Castle – pieced together an opening 9-0 run to start the second half. Vassell picked up three quick fouls checking Holmgren and Jaylin Williams. Castle’s second three brought the Spurs within ten and woke a muted Frost Bank crowd. Castle saw his third three go down to offset a pair of Jalen Williams’ lay-ins. An action-packed sequence saw Castle lose his shoe on a lay-up and Wembanyama swat away an OKC attempt at the other end and dove to the floor to wrest away a loose ball. Johnson’s and-1 again inched the Spurs within ten. Gilgeous-Alexander’s shotmaking prowess helped keep San Antonio at bay. A Johnson foul on Mara that coincided with a shot-clock violation was reiewed and overturned. Fox’s dribble-drive success made up for Wembanyama’s stunning ineffectiveness. After two missed Wembanyama free throws, Gilgeous-Alexander connected on an and-1 to put the Thunder up 13 after three.
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San Antonio hosts Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets on Friday October 23 at 8;30 PM CDT on Prime Video.
By Gary Quan / Pounding The Rock
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