马刺 vs 国王 130 - 103 技术统计、走势与阵容表现 | 视频集锦
By LJ Ellis / SpursTalk, 2026-10-29 04:15:03
圣安东尼奥马刺以130-103轻松击败萨克拉门托国王，将战绩改写为2胜2负。马刺在半场便狂轰80分，进攻端宛如一台精密的得分机器，全场的防守也始终保持稳固。不过，国王整场比赛都显得心不在焉，因此现在就断言马刺已经彻底摆脱赛季初的挣扎还为时尚早。
数据统计：马刺 vs. 国王
马刺 vs. 国王 – 赛后评分
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)
文班追平了个人单场最高的9次扣篮，上半场的表现尤其惊艳。前两节比赛中，他侵略性拉满，在短短16分钟内便斩获23分和9个篮板。中场休息后他的势头有所放缓，但能看到他再次打出统治级表现依然令人欣喜。
评分：B+
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)
这是哈珀极为高效的一晚。在出战的30分钟里，他7投6中，贡献了13分、6个篮板、6次助攻和2次抢断，且仅有1次失误。我喜欢他的无私，但他错过了几次本该在实战中及时捕捉到的空档传球路线。比赛中哈珀遭遇了脚踝扭伤的惊魂一刻，所幸并无大碍并重新回到了场上。
评分：B+
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)
很高兴看到卡斯尔能够频繁站上罚球线，毕竟这是他本赛季初暴露出的短板之一。他三分线外8投3中算是一个亮点，然而三分线内3投仅1中的表现却令人有些失望。卡斯尔拿下了5个篮板和5次助攻，但在控球上比以往要毛躁。他的防守也不够犀利，尽管在某些时刻展现出了极强的拼劲。
评分：B-
达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)
福克斯在出场的26分钟里大部分时间都显得较为收敛。他最终交出了11分、6次助攻和4个篮板的成绩单。他的两次三分出手全数命中，我认为他在组织串联方面做得可圈可点。防守端他没有太特别的表现，也很少全力加速狂奔——但坦白讲，面对实力孱弱的国王，他也确实不需要倾尽全力。
评分：B-
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell)
不知不觉间，瓦塞尔正在蜕变为一名真正优秀的传球手。无论是组织还是传球，过去都绝非瓦塞尔的长项，但他进步神速。拿到球后，他不仅能送出空中接力，还能准确分球到外线空位——这让他变得更加危险。本场面对萨克拉门托，瓦塞尔在前三次三分出手全部命中，但真正让他大放异彩的，是送出了全队最高的8次助攻。
评分：A-
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)
改打替补并没有对尚帕尼产生任何负面影响。对阵国王，他在前9次三分出手里命中了8球——而且全部是在上半场投进的。半场命中8记三分球，也追平了尚帕尼此前由自己保持的马刺队史半场三分命中纪录。在火热开局之后他逐渐冷却下来，下半场仅得到2分。不过话说回来，只要尚帕尼能持续拉开场上空间，无论首发还是替补，他都会获得大量的出场时间。
评分：A
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
KJ得到的14分绝大多数来自第四节的垃圾时间。然而，正是凭借他充满能量且保持侵略性的发挥，才让主力球员得以安稳休息。考虑到这是背靠背比赛的第一场，这在无形中成为了本场比赛非常重要的一个利好。如果约翰逊在场上应付了事，先发球员恐怕不得不重新披挂上阵再打几分钟。
评分：B+
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)
布莱恩特本赛季至今看起来始终没有找到节奏。他两次三分尝试全部打铁，错失了几次突破机会，同时又强打了几次不合时宜的突破，防守端也不在水准之上。米奇教练曾数次因为他在防守端不够明智或缺乏侵略性的选择而对他大声斥责。希望布莱恩特能尽快迎来突破，重回正轨。
评分：D+
卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)
天呐，科内特看起来完全失去了往日的水准。他在进攻端建树寥寥，未能提供多少护筐表现，甚至连篮板数据也在缩水。在文班休息期间，科内特完全没能稳住阵脚。如果这位7尺长人无法扭转颓势，他可能会丢掉球队替补中锋的位置。
评分：D+
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
巴恩斯送出了一记毫无征兆的雷霆暴扣。和科内特一样，巴恩斯似乎运动能力有所下滑，但在见证了他这次势大力沉的扣篮后，你绝不会这么觉得。不过话说回来，他本赛季至今已经打了32分钟，却还没有抢下一个篮板，也没有送出过一次助攻。
评分：B-
乔丹·麦克劳克林 (Jordan McLaughlin)
麦克劳克林打出了他标志性的稳健篮球，帮助马刺在第四节保持住了势头。
评分：暂不评级
小塔里斯·里德 (Tarris Reed Jr.)
里德继续展现着他篮板机器的属性。在不到五分钟的登场时间里，这名新秀便高效拿下了4分和5个篮板。表现不错。
评分：暂不评级
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson)
米奇本赛季对他的队员们要求非常严格，而这一切似乎开始显现成效。马刺在上半场打得极具统治力，攻防两端的默契与凝聚力也显著提升。不过平心而论，面对这样一支状态散漫的国王队，比赛过程的含金量终究是有限的。
评分：B
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查看原文：Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. Sacramento Kings – Game #4
Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. Sacramento Kings – Game #4
The San Antonio Spurs were able to improve to 2-2 after dispatching the Sacramento Kings by a final score of 130-103. The Spurs scored 80 points in the first half and looked like a machine in doing so. The defense was also solid throughout. The Kings were playing a disinterested brand of basketball, though, so it’s premature to say San Antonio’s early season struggles are in the rear view mirror.
Stats: Spurs vs. Kings
Spurs vs. Kings – Final Grades
Victor Wembanyama
Wembanyama tied a career-high with nine dunks and looked especially awesome in the first half. In the opening two quarters, he was highly aggressive on his way to 23 points and nine rebounds in 16 minutes. He slowed down after intermission but it was great to see him dominate once again.
Grade: B+
Dylan Harper
It was an efficient night at the office for Harper. In 30 minutes, he was 6-for-7 from the field on his way to 13 points, six rebounds, six assists, two steals and only one turnover. I liked his unselfishness but he missed a few open passing lanes he needs to recognize in real time. Harper had an injury scare involving his ankle but thankfully he was able to reenter the game.
Grade: B+
Stephon Castle
It was good to see Castle get to the line, since that has been a weakness thus far in this young season. His 3-for-8 shooting from deep was a plus, however he was an underwhelming 1-for-3 from inside of the arc. Castle tallied five rebounds and five assists but was looser than usual with the ball. His defense was also not as sharp, although he did have moments of extreme hustle.
Grade: B-
De’Aaron Fox
Fox was mostly subdued in his 26 minutes. He finished with 11 points, six assists and four rebounds. He hit both of his three-point attempts and I thought his playmaking was a plus. He was nothing special defensively and he rarely had the pedal to the metal — but, honestly, not much was needed against the lowly Kings.
Grade: B-
Devin Vassell
Don’t look now but Vassell is turning into a legitimately good passer. Neither playmaking nor passing has ever been a strength for Vassell but he is improving at a fast rate. He’s making lob passes or the right kick outs when he gets the ball — and that’s making him more dangerous. Vassell hit his first three three-pointers against Sacramento but really made his mark with a team-high eight assists.
Grade: A-
Julian Champagnie
Champagnie isn’t showing any ill effects from coming off the bench. Versus the Kings, he hit eight of his first nine three-point attempts — all in the first half. Those eight first half threes tied Champagnie’s own franchise record for threes in a half. He cooled down after that hot start and only scored two second half points. But, yeah, if Champagnie can continue to spread the floor, he’s going to play a lot of minutes … whether he starts or comes off the bench.
Grade: A
Keldon Johnson
The vast majority of KJ’s 14 points came in fourth quarter garbage time. However, thanks to him playing hard and remaining aggressive, the starters were able to rest. Considering this was the first night of a back-to-back, that was a quietly important storyline of this game. If Johnson had gone through the motions, the starters were probably going to have to come back in and play a few more minutes.
Grade: B+
Carter Bryant
Bryant just hasn’t looked comfortable so far this season. He missed both of his three-pointers, passed up a couple driving opportunities, forced a couple other driving opportunities and his defense was substandard. Coach Mitch yelled at Bryant a few times for unwise or unaggressive defensive choices. Let’s hope Bryant can break out soon and get on track.
Grade: D+
Luke Kornet
Yikes, Kornet is looking like a shell of his former self. He can’t do much offensively, he’s not providing much rim protection and even his rebounding numbers are down. Kornet is doing anything but hold down the fort while Wembanyama rests. If the seven-footer doesn’t turn it around, he could lose his backup center gig.
Grade: D+
Harrison Barnes
Barnes had a thunderous dunk that came out of nowhere. Like Kornet, Barnes has seemingly lost a couple steps but you wouldn’t think that after witnessing his powerful slam. But, yeah, he has played 32 minutes so far this season and has yet to pull down a rebound or hand out an assist.
Grade: B-
Jordan McLaughlin
McLaughlin played his brand of steady basketball to help keep the Spurs rolling in the fourth.
Grade: Inc.
Tarris Reed Jr.
Reed continues to be a rebounding machine. In less than five minutes, the rookie had four points and five rebounds. Good stuff.
Grade: Inc.
Mitch Johnson
Johnson has been tough on his troops this season and it looks like it’s starting to pay off. The Spurs played well in the first half and the cohesion on both ends was better. Truth be told, however, there’s only so much you can take from a game against this discombobulated Kings squad.
Grade: B
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