马刺 vs 火箭 110 - 114 技术统计、走势与阵容表现 | 视频集锦
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer / San Antonio Express-News, 2026-10-24 00:26:12
2026年10月23日（周五），在德克萨斯州奥斯汀的穆迪中心进行的NBA比赛中，休斯顿火箭队后卫阿门·汤普森（1号）封盖圣安东尼奥马刺队前锋维克托·文班亚马（1号）的投篮，锁定114-110的胜局。
奥斯汀消息——身高7英尺4英寸的维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 接到达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 的传球时，距离篮筐仅几英尺之遥，他与扳平比分的一球之间，只隔着一个矮了他9英寸的防守者。
休斯顿火箭队要想避免加时赛，恐怕需要奇迹降临。
阿门·汤普森 (Amen Thompson) 证明了他们的祈祷得到了回应。
这位身高6英尺7英寸的前锋在低位面对文班亚马时看似已无计可施，却在比赛还剩0.6秒时封盖了这位全明星中锋的投篮，为火箭队保住了穆迪中心114-110的胜利。
“那是一个超乎常人的运动能力展现，”马刺后卫迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 说，“我是说，这种事一百万次里可能才会出现一次。”
阿尔佩伦·申京砍下29分，汤普森在贡献制胜防守的同时还拿下20分10篮板的两双数据，凯文·杜兰特则在他熟悉的德克萨斯大学校园里再添20分，火箭队将战绩提升至2胜0负。
上赛季的西部冠军马刺队则跌至0胜2负。
在这一点上，他们可以与NBA总冠军纽约尼克斯队同病相怜，后者同样以0胜2负开启了新赛季。
文班今晚是不是想太多了？他以前有没有在离篮筐这么近的地方被盖过帽？没有，都没有。 https://twitter.com/Spurs_Nation/status/2113861848722231347/video/1
— Spurs Nation (@Spurs_Nation) 2026年10月24日
文班亚马得到25分、13个篮板和2次盖帽，但在球队以112-110落后的最后时刻，他未能将球打进。
“他一接到球，那两分基本就是稳拿的了，”哈珀说，“但这就是篮球。”
赛后被问及是否希望在最后一攻中做出不同的选择时，文班亚马不假思索地回答。
“是的，”他说，“我会直接扣篮。”
马刺首发五人全部得分上双，达龙·福克斯贡献19分和全场最高的9次助攻。但马刺在关键时刻找不到限制申京的办法，而汤普森锁定胜局的封盖让他们空手而归。
相比周二赛季揭幕战以102-116负于俄克拉荷马城的比赛，马刺有所进步，但仍未能迎来胜利。
“我们正在重新磨合，重新适应与强队交手，”文班亚马说。
马刺队将于周六前往达拉斯，再次冲击赛季首胜，对手独行侠队可能将缺少明星前锋库珀·弗拉格，他在周五对阵印第安纳的比赛中肩部受伤。
以下是周五这场失利的三大要点，此役过后，马刺在奥斯汀进行的比赛中的历史战绩变为5胜4负：
- 文班至少有所反弹
对文班亚马而言，周五的比赛标志着他从糟糕的揭幕战中走出——那场比赛他13投仅1中，创下生涯最差纪录。
这位全明星中锋连续第二场拿下两双，并送出2次盖帽。
赛前，杜兰特谈到了文班亚马在进攻端的下一步可能是什么。
“我只是认为，每个球员的下一步都是变得更高效，投进更多的球，减少不必要的动作，让比赛变得更轻松，”杜兰特说，“我觉得这是所有人的下一步，不只是他。作为球员，我们都在努力实现这个目标，就是让比赛对自己更轻松。”
文班亚马周五21投9中的表现还算不上进攻效率的典范，但相比揭幕战对阵俄克拉荷马城时的频频打铁，已是显著进步。
米奇·约翰逊表示，他看到文班在四处寻找传球机会，所以才叫了最后一个暂停（这也取消了那记三分球） https://twitter.com/Spurs_Nation/status/2113851369446945008/video/1
— Spurs Nation (@Spurs_Nation) 2026年10月24日
2. 不过，申京是个猛兽
即便阵中拥有NBA现任年度最佳防守球员，马刺对申京依然束手无策。这位身高6英尺11英寸、体重255磅的土耳其硬汉在下半场用尽全身力气，硬凿马刺内线取分。
申京在第四节独得14分，其中一度在火箭队的13分中包办了11分。
“他掌控了比赛节奏，并打出了几次非常关键的进攻，”马刺主帅米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 说。
申京的打法足以让沙奎尔·奥尼尔感到骄傲，他用庞大的身躯在油漆区内硬生生挤出空间，即便是马刺最强悍的防守者也难以招架。
他最关键的一球出现在比赛还剩5分01秒时，此前哈珀的两记罚球让马刺以97-96取得领先。申京随即回应，将身高7英尺1英寸的卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 顶到篮下，强硬打进一球并造成犯规。
随后的罚球让休斯顿以99-97反超。马刺此后再未取得领先。
3. 罚球成为胜负手
与揭幕战马刺在三分线外溃败不同，这一次的伤害来自离篮筐更近的地方。
火箭队31次站上罚球线，命中28球。马刺的罚球次数相仿，25次出手，却只命中18球。
在两队其他方面几乎旗鼓相当的夜晚，火箭队在罚球线上10分的优势最终决定了比赛走向。
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查看原文：3 Takeaways as Amen Thompson scales Mount Wembanyama
3 Takeaways as Amen Thompson scales Mount Wembanyama
Houston Rockets guard Amen Thompson (1) blocks a shot by San Antonio Spurs forward Victor Wembanyama (1) to secure a 114-110 victory during an NBA game at the Moody Center in Austin, Texas, Friday, Oct. 23, 2026.
AUSTIN — The 7-foot-4 Victor Wembanyama was a few feet from the basket when he took the pass from De’Aaron Fox, nothing between him and the game-tying basket but a defender nine inches shorter.
The Houston Rockets were going to need a miracle to avoid overtime Friday.
Amen Thompson proved the answer to their prayers.
The 6-foot-7 forward, who seemed dead to rights against Wembanyama in the post, instead blocked the All-Star center’s shot attempt with 0.6 seconds remaining, preserving the Rockets’ 114-110 victory at the Moody Center.
“That’s a freakish athletic play,” Spurs guard Dylan Harper said. “I mean, that’s one out of a million times that I think anyone’s going to do that.”
Alperen Sengun scored 29 points, Thompson added a 20-point, 10-rebound double-double to his game-saving defensive heroics and Kevin Durant pumped in another 20 points in his old stomping grounds on the University of Texas campus as the Rockets improved to 2-0.
The Spurs, last year’s Western Conference champions, dropped to 0-2.
In that, they can commiserate with the NBA champion New York Knicks, who have also started the season 0-2.
Did Wemby overthink tonight? And had he ever had a shot that close to the rim blocked before? No and no. https://twitter.com/Spurs_Nation/status/2113861848722231347/video/1
— Spurs Nation (@Spurs_Nation) October 24, 2026
Wembanyama scored 25 points to go with 13 rebounds and a pair of blocks, but could not convert in the final seconds with his team trailing 112-110.
“Right when he caught it, it was going to be automatic two points,” Harper said. “But that’s the game of basketball.”
Asked after the game if he wished he had done anything differently on the last play, Wembanyama answered quickly.
“Yes,” he said. “I would have dunked the ball.”
All five members of the Spurs’ starting five ended in double figures, with De’Aaron Fox chipping in 19 points and a game-high nine assists. But the Spurs could not find an answer down the stretch down Sengun, and Thompson’s game-sealing block sent them home empty-handed.
It was an improvement from the Spurs’ 116-102 loss to Oklahoma City that opened the season Tuesday, but did not put a tally in the win column.
“We’re getting used to playing with each other again and used to playing good teams again,” Wembanyama said.
The Spurs get their next chance at their first win of the season Saturday, when they travel to Dallas to face a Mavericks team that could be without star forward Cooper Flagg, who injured his shoulder Friday against Indiana.
Here are three takeaways from Friday’s loss, which dropped the Spurs to 5-4 all-time in games played in Austin:
- Wemby bounced back at least
For Wembanyama, Friday marked a bounce-back from a miserable opening night in which he went a career-worst 1-of-13 from the field.
The All-Star center turned in his second consecutive double-double, and added two blocks to boot.
Before the game, Durant talked about what the next step might look like for Wembanyama on the offensive end.
“I just think everybody’s next step as a player is to become more efficient, make more shots, less movements, just make the game easier for you,” Durant said. “I think that’s everybody’s next step, not just his. I think that’s the goal that we’re all trying to reach as players is just to make the game easier for ourselves.”
Wembanyama’s 9-of-21 finish Friday was not quite the paragon of offensive efficiency. It was, however, a marked improvement from his opening-night clang-a-thon against Oklahoma City.
Mitch Johnson said he saw Wemby looking around for a pass and that’s why he called the final timeout (that negated the 3 pointer) https://twitter.com/Spurs_Nation/status/2113851369446945008/video/1
— Spurs Nation (@Spurs_Nation) October 24, 2026
2. Sengun was a beast, though
Even with the NBA’s reigning Defensive Player of the Year on the roster, the Spurs had little answer for Sengun. The 6-foot-11, 255-pound Turkish bruiser used every ounce of strength to bully the Spurs for baskets in the second half.
Sengun scored 14 of his points in the fourth quarter, including one stretch in which he had 11 of the Rockets’ 13.
“He walked the game down and made some really big plays,” Spurs coach Mitch Johnson said.
Sengun went to work in a manner that would have made Shaquille O’Neal proud, using his big body to carve out space in the paint against even the Spurs’ most formidable defenders.
His biggest basket came with 5:01 remaining, after a pair of Harper free throws had given the Spurs a 97-96 lead. Sengun responded by taking the 7-foot-1 Luke Kornet down under the rim, finishing a tough bucket and drawing a foul.
The ensuing free throw put Houston ahead 99-97. The Spurs never led again.
3. Free throws were the difference
Unlike in the opener, when the Spurs were undone from the 3-point line, this time the damage came closer to the basket.
The Rockets got to the foul line 31 times, making 28. The Spurs had similar volume, with 25 free-throw attempts, but made only 18.
On a night when a whole lot else was equal between the two clubs, the Rockets’ 10-point edge from the foul line proved decisive.
By Jeff McDonald, Staff Writer / San Antonio Express-News