[PtR] 圣安东尼奥马刺对阵犹他爵士,最终比分:马刺客场奏响不和谐音符,加时117-111险胜爵士

马刺 @ 爵士 117 - 111 技术统计、走势与阵容表现 | 视频集锦

By Mark Barrington / Pounding The Rock, 2026-10-29 11:51:33

在多名主力因伤缺阵的情况下,像达林·彼得森 (Darryn Peterson) 以及砍下31分的基扬特·乔治 (Keyonte George) 这样天赋异禀的爵士年轻人们,迎来了在无精打采的马刺面前大放异彩的良机。他们充分利用了自己挑大梁的角色,对比赛产生了巨大影响。马刺在场上表现得傲慢自大,在上半场完全被对手的拼劲压制。爵士在第二节取得两位数领先,并在半场结束时以55-51占得上风。下半场马刺如梦初醒,但爵士的小伙子们已经彻底放开了手脚,迫使银黑军团不得不全力以赴去拼下一场胜利。马刺在下半场始终无法拉开分差,但他们所展现的韧性足以将比赛拖入加时,而最后两分钟的防守爆发,刚好帮助这支客场作战的球队以117-111涉险过关。在马刺第四节展开反扑时,德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 扮演了关键先生,而维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 则在攻防两端扛起球队,带队艰难拿下了这场加时险胜。

赛后观察:

  • 这是马刺本赛季打的第二场客场比赛,此前已有三场主场比赛。但其中一场“主场”比赛是在奥斯汀进行的,那里的火箭球迷制造的声浪几乎压过了马刺球迷,而奥斯汀当地人一如既往地摆出一副傲娇看客的姿态,很多人都在为曾效力于德克萨斯大学的长角牛队旧将凯文·杜兰特 (Kevin Durant) 加油。那场球不如算作中立场地的比赛,因为几乎毫无主场优势可言。希望接下来的巴黎赛能给圣安东尼奥带来更好的战果,马刺这赛季其实只有大约36场真正意义上的主场比赛。
  • 这是我本赛季写的第一篇战报文章,希望大家会喜欢。我从不知道这些文章最终会写成什么样,但有趣的地方就在于我没有太多时间去过度琢磨,终场哨响后几分钟,我只是把脑海里蹦出来的所有想法敲出来并点击发布。有时写得不错,有时也就马马虎虎,但对我而言总是乐趣无穷。
  • 达林·彼得森开局手感火热,带领爵士迅速建立了7分的领先优势,但在一次扣篮尝试中,他的面部被文班亚马的手肘击中,不得不返回更衣室。这球本可以吹犯规,但裁判并未响哨,或许是因为彼得森看起来直接撞向了文班伸展的手臂。
  • 在首节剩余时间里,爵士打得比银黑军团更具侵略性,首节12分钟战罢以32-22领先,冰凉的投篮手感是客队面临的巨大难题。
  • 马刺的进攻磕磕绊绊,但他们制造犯规的能力还在,不过频频罚球不中让银黑军团付出了代价,爵士将领先优势扩大到两位数。终于,朱利安·尚帕尼替补登场并展现影响力,在距离半场结束还剩4分多钟时将分差缩小到了5分。
  • 爵士的积极拼抢收到了成效,他们总是能率先控制住地板球,并在半场结束时以55-51保持领先,尽管文班命中了几个关键进球帮助马刺紧咬比分。爵士可不是国王,绝不会拱手让马刺轻松取胜,马刺必须从这支拼劲十足的主队手中把胜利硬抢过来。
  • 第三节马刺打出8-2的进攻高潮,凭借文班亚马一记霸气十足的补扣,在第三节开局两分钟内夺回了领先优势。马刺在这一节保持了高强度,但顽强的爵士也作出了回应,在第三节大部分时间里都掌控着微弱领先。马刺不断追平甚至几度反超,但爵士凭借米哈伊柳克 (Svi Mykhailiuk) 的一记三分球在节末再度拉开7分分差。马刺随后掀起一波11-4的反击高潮,随着斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 凭借一次轻巧写意的突破上篮得手,双方在前三节战罢以85平握手言和。
  • 莫·班巴 (Mo Bamba) 在这个联盟征战多年,我想他终于找到了一个真正欣赏他的归宿。他向来天赋出众,而如今他终于把这些天赋转化为了赛场能量。
  • 在DAZN看比赛有一点很特别:他们不会屏蔽球员的原声音频。今晚我真真切切听到了几句爆粗口的脏话。
  • 马刺在第四节有些醒过神来,打得坚决果断频频冲击篮筐。两队都拿出了各自的最佳状态,圣安东尼奥面临着一场极其胶着的苦战。
  • 第四节过半,在爵士打出一波10-3的攻势以98-97反超之后,米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 迅速叫了暂停,对着队员们大声训话。比赛依然胶着,几分钟后马刺在比赛还剩3分27秒时以101-100勉强领先后,米奇不得不再次请求暂停。
  • 瓦塞尔在决胜时刻为银黑军团挺身而出,单节砍下8分,但爵士在比赛还剩41秒时将比分扳为105平。双方随后都未能抓住制胜机会,常规时间以105-105战平。
  • 加时赛开局马刺尽显疲态,投篮屡屡打铁。森萨博 (Brice Sensabaugh) 飙中一记神仙三分,爵士以108-105领先。马刺随后连得10分,在加时赛还剩一分钟时以115-108建立优势。马刺最终守住胜果,以117-111带走比赛。虽然赢球的过程有些难看,但能拿到一场胜利终究是美妙的。
  • 由于全场战局始终焦灼,小塔里斯·里德本场并未获得出场机会。我由衷希望他能早日获得更多出场时间,因为卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 本赛季在有限的出场时间里表现并不理想。

如果想了解对手视角的评论,请访问 SLCDunk,那是SBNation旗下最幽默、最深度的篮球专栏站点之一。

马刺有几天的休息时间,随后将在万圣节之夜坐镇主场迎战森林狼。安东尼·爱德华兹 (Anthony Edwards) 将伤缺数月,但明尼苏达依旧是银黑军团自常规赛第二场交手火箭以来遇到的最强对手。对于马刺而言,这注定会是一个惊悚骇人的夜晚;在经历了去年六月总决赛失利之后,一场胜利将大大提振他们重新跻身争冠行列的信心。虽然赛季才刚刚拉开序幕,但赢球永远是抚慰球迷和球员的一剂良药。

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查看原文:San Antonio vs. Utah, Final Score: Spurs play a dissonant note against the Jazz in 117-111 overtime win

San Antonio vs. Utah, Final Score: Spurs play a dissonant note against the Jazz in 117-111 overtime win

With several stars out with injuries, the talented young Jazzmen like Darryn Peterson and Keyonte George with 31 points had a chance to shine against a lethargic Spurs squad, and they took advantage of their bigger roles to make a outsized impact on the game. The Spurs acted entitled, and they were outworked in the first half as the Jazz took a double digit lead in the second quarter and led 55-51 at the half. The Spurs awoke from the slumber in the second half, but the Jazz young’uns were unlocked and they made the Silver and Black have to earn their way to a win. The Spurs couldn’t get any separation in the second half, but they had just enough to take the game into overtime, and a defensive surge in the last two minutes was just enough for the visitors to escape with a 117-11 win. Devin Vassell was a key performer as the Spurs came back in the fourth, while Victor Wembanyama led the team on both offense and defense as they pulled out a close overtime win.

Observations:

  • This counts as the Spurs’ second road game of the season, and with three home games. But one of those ‘home’ games was in Austin, where the Rockets fans were almost as loud as the Spurs, and the Austin locals were too cool for school, as usual, with a lot of them rooting for former Longhorn Kevin Durant. Let’s call that a neutral site game because there was little to none home court advantage. Hopefully the Paris games will work out better for the San Antonio, who will really only have something like 36 true home games this season.
  • This is my first final score article of the season, and hopefully, you’ll like it. I never know how these are going to turn out, but the fun of it is that I don’t have a lot of time to overthink it, I just write whatever comes into my head and press publish a few minutes after the final buzzer. Sometimes it’s good, sometimes it’s just kind of okay. It’s always fun for me.
  • Darryn Peterson got off to a hot start as the Jazz got off to an early 7 point lead, but he got hit on the face by a Wembanyama elbow on a dunk attempt and had to go to the locker room. It could have been called a foul, but it wasn’t called, perhaps because it looked like Peterson ran right into Victor’s outstretched arm.
  • The Jazz played with a lot more intensity than the Silver and Black for the rest of the first quarter, and led 32-22 after their first 12 minutes, with poor shooting being a big problem for the visitors.
  • The Spurs offense was sputtering, but they were able to draw fouls, and missed free throws were costly for the Silver and Black as the Jazz stretched the lead to double digits. Finally, Champagnie got into the game and made an impact as they cut the lead to 5 with a little over 4 minutes left in the first half.
  • The hustle of the Jazz showed as they got to loose balls first and led 55-51 at the half, despite the Spurs getting a few clutch shots from Victor to keep it close. The Jazz weren’t the Kings, and the Spurs were not being given an easy win, they were going to have take it away from the scrappy home team.
  • The Spurs opened the third on a 8-2 run and retook the lead in the first two minutes of the third quarter on a ferocious Wembanyama putback dunk. The Spurs kept up their intensity in the quarter, but the game Jazz also responded and maintained a lead for most of the quarter. The Spurs kept pulling even and even took a few small leads, the Jazz pulled away with a Mykhailiuk triple to take a late 7 point lead in the quarter. The Spurs ended the quarter on an 11-4 run to tie the score at 85 each with 12 minutes to play on a slick drive from Steph Castle.
  • Mo Bamba has been in the league a long time, and I think he’s finally found a place where they appreciate him. He’s always had a ton of talent, and he’s finally putting it to good use.
  • One thing about DAZN is that they don’t bleep the audio from the players. I definitely heard some bad words tonight.
  • The Spurs woke up a bit in the fourth quarter and decided to take the ball to the hoop. Both teams were playing their best basketball, and the San Antonio had a tough contest on their hands.
  • Mitch Johnson called a quick timeout team halfway through the fourth quarter after a 10-3 Jazz run, taking a 98-97 lead to yell at his team. The game remained tight as Mitch had to use another timeout just a few minutes later as the Spurs held onto a 101-100 lead with 3:27 left.
  • Devin was clutch down the stretch for the Silver and Black, as he scored 8 in the fourth, but the Jazz tied up the game at 105 with 41 seconds left. Neither team could take advantage and regulation time ended with a 105-105 tie.
  • The Spurs looked tired to start the overtime period and couldn’t hit anything. Sensabaugh hit a prayer triple and the Jazz led 108-105. The Spurs scored the next 10 to take a 115-108 lead with a minute left in OT. The Spurs held on for a 117-111 lead. The way they got there was a little ugly, but getting a win was beautiful.
  • Tarris Reed never entered the game, since it was close throughout. I really hope he gets more time soon, as Luke Kornet hasn’t looked very good in limited minutes so far this season.

For the opponent’s perspective, visit SLCDunk, which is one of the more hilarious and thoughtful SBNation basketball sites.

The Spurs have a few days off before they face the Timberwolves at home on Halloween night. Anthony Edwards is out for a few months, but Minnesota is the best team that the Silver and Black have seen since the Rockets in the second game of the season. It should be a spooOoOky night for the Spurs, and a win would go a long way in bringing back their confidence in returning as a contender after last June’s Finals loss. It’s still early in the season, but winning is good medicine for both the fans and the players.

By Mark Barrington / Pounding The Rock