马刺 @ 独行侠 122 - 106 技术统计、走势与阵容表现 | 视频集锦
By Mateo Mayorga / Pounding The Rock, 2026-10-25 21:03:57
圣安东尼奥马刺本赛季目标远大，因此在经历0胜2负的开局后终于迎来赛季首胜，无疑让人感到畅快淋漓，更不用说击败的还是达拉斯独行侠这样的同区宿敌。幸运的是，周六的这场比赛几乎没有什么让人挑剔的地方。
同区内战向来精彩，但上半场两队完全是一脚油门踩到底、毫无刹车迹象，同时在三分线外疯狂打铁。决定比赛胜负的有三点因素：马刺的进攻篮板（转化为26分的二次进攻得分）、利用对手失误得分，以及第四节展现出的防守强度——他们将独行侠该节的投篮命中率限制在仅有31.8%。
让我们一起来回顾本场的精彩瞬间。
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 在二年级开局阶段有时显得有些迷茫，但这次底线扣篮提醒着我们，一旦他的沉着冷静能与顶尖的运动天赋相匹配，他将展现出怎样的实力。
势大力沉
@_daznus pic.twitter.com/JsfPCHaaI1
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
独行侠是认真的吗？或许助教应该提醒一下主教练达斯蒂·梅 (Dusty May)，面对文班这种能疯狂揽板且跳得比场上任何人都高的怪物，守联防简直是个糟糕至极的决定。这球打得实在太轻松了。
空接暴扣来了
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 在防守端就像一个猎手，这是他本场3次抢断中的一次。
漂亮，卡斯尔
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
空中接力总能占据各大集锦版面，但篮球场上次精彩的进攻，莫过于在对方半场完成抢断并就地反击暴扣，而这也可能是最能打击对手士气的进球。卡斯尔在扣篮后的霸气凶狠表情，绝对能为此球再添几分。
生断得手
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
为你带来“Showtime 马刺”。这是德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 本场第二次破坏对手传球并策动反击快攻。
预判拉满
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
给文班的这种空接球，防守方要么冒着放空弧顶的巨大风险进行包夹，要么就只能祈祷对位持球人的防守者长出第三条更长的手臂来上演奇迹。马刺应该更多地打出这种配合。
高抛连线
空接砸扣
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
没错，这已经是维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 打出这种表现的第四个年头了，但每当你看到拥有如此庞大身躯的他能把动作做得这般丝滑，依然会感到震撼不已。每场比赛我都忍不住要在心里惊呼好几次“天呐”。
急停跳投……空心入网
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
菜鸟小塔里斯·里德 (Tarris Reed Jr.) 一生都会铭记这一刻，更酷的是，当时比赛胜负悬而未决。他此前一直游弋在扣篮位（dunker spot），这对于队内其他球员跑出空位是一个极好的跑位选择。他在大学时期就展现出了一些技巧，如果球队需要替补内线吃掉轮换时间，他绝对是一个值得考虑的选项。
塔里斯生涯 NBA 首球
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
我已经说过上百万次了：文班亚马的低位单打简直就是进攻利器，因为全联盟没几个人有能耐防住他；而在这球中，独行侠有四名球员的防守目光都被他吸引，这让达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 借卷切跑出空位变得轻松自如。这球甚至完全可以吹犯规，因为文班亚马几乎没有落地空间，但他依然把球打进。
惊呆了！
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 完成了八次出手，这正是球队需要他做的事情，但如果有人说射手不愿意寻求身体对抗，那他显然根本不了解尚帕尼。顺便提一句，文班在这个回合中的掩护才是关键功臣，看看他站立的挂人面积有多宽。
我的天，朱利安
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
这记妙传恐怕连尼古拉·约基奇 (Nikola Jokić) 看了都会点头认可。
SBSUSHWNSOWAL pic.twitter.com/rDkVCerEe9
— Bala (@BalaPattySZN) October 25, 2026
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查看原文：Highlights: Spurs drill Mavs in the fourth to earn season’s first win
Highlights: Spurs drill Mavs in the fourth to earn season’s first win
The San Antonio Spurs have big goals this season, so finally getting in the win column after an 0-2 start must have felt cathartic, especially against a rival like the Dallas Mavericks. Luckily, there wasn’t too much to complain about on Saturday.
Divisional matchups are always fun but the first half was all gas and not much brakes as both teams laid a stack of bricks from deep. The game was decided by three things: the Spurs’ offensive rebounding (which turned into 26 second-chance points) scoring off turnovers, and the defensive intensity of the fourth quarter, holding the Mavericks to 31.8 percent shooting.
Let’s check out the cool stuff.
Carter Bryant has looked lost at times to start his second season, but moves like this baseline dunk are reminders of what we can expect when his composure matches his athletic abilities.
with AUTHORITY
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
Are the Mavs for real? Perhaps an assistant should have told coach Dusty May that it’s a terrible idea to play a zone against someone like Wemby who can stack up rebounds and jump higher than everyone else on the court. This was just too easy.
OOP THERE IT IS
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
Stephon Castle is a hunter on defense and this was one of his three steals.
YEAH STEPH
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
Alley oops get lots of great PR, but the next most exciting play in basketball is the pick-6 in the opponent’s territory and it might be the most deflating one for them. Castle gets extra points on this one for the mean mug after the dunk.
picked his pocket
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
I present the Showtime Spurs. This was the second time Devin Vassell blew up a pass and started the break.
all over that one
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
The thing about this Wemby lob is that it is only getting taken away with a big gamble at the expense of the arc or if the on-ball man makes a miraculous play because he grew a longer, third arm. The Spurs should be running more of these.
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
Yeah, this is year four of Victor doing this stuff, but it’s still hard to get over the novelty of him being that big and making this look so smooth. I must whisper “Oh my gosh” to myself a handful of times per game.
PULL UP….SPLASH
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
The rook, Tarris Reed Jr., is going to remember this moment for life and it’s cooler since the game was up for the taking at this point. He had been hovering by the dunker spot, which is a good idea for others to get open on this team. He showed some moves at school, and might be an option to turn to if a backup big needs minutes.
FIRST NBA BUCKET FOR TARRIS
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
I’ve said it a million times: Wembanyama post ups are gold because few in the league have the minerals to stop it, and in this instance, he had four players looking at him, making it easier for De’Aaron Fox to get loose on a curl. This arguably could’ve been a foul because Wembanyama didn’t have much landing space and got it to go anyway.
W
W!
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
Julian Champagnie took eight shots, which is what’s needed from him, but whoever said shooters are unwilling to go to the body had clearly never heard of him. Aside, Wemby’s screen is the MVP of this play because look how wide he is standing.
OH MY JU
— San Antonio Spurs (@spurs) October 25, 2026
This would probably get a head nod from Nikola Jokić.
SBSUSHWNSOWAL pic.twitter.com/rDkVCerEe9
— Bala (@BalaPattySZN) October 25, 2026
By Mateo Mayorga / Pounding The Rock