By LJ Ellis / SpursTalk, 2026-11-03 15:27:03
圣安东尼奥马刺在常规赛开局连输两场后，如今已豪取五连胜。今晚，马刺第二次击败犹他爵士。这一次比赛在圣安东尼奥进行，马刺众将轻松写意地以119-97大胜对手，几乎没费什么力气。
数据：马刺 vs. 爵士
马刺 vs. 爵士——最终评分
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)
优点：文班亚马传球相当出色，在24分钟内抢下11个篮板。他的护框表现极佳，快下也很有目的性。篮下终结方面，文班亚马5投4中。缺点：文班亚马跳投10投仅1中，其中三分球5投0中。他还出现了5次失误。总体而言：文班亚马远未达到最佳状态——所幸马刺全队没有为此付出代价。
评分：D+
迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)
马刺近期状态回暖的主要原因之一，就是哈珀正在体系中找到自己的位置。他的出手选择更聪明，传球更好，也更有耐心。对阵爵士一役，他的全面统治力展露无遗。在27分钟内，他得到17分、8次助攻、7个篮板和2次抢断。他两分球8投5中，三分球2投1中，罚球5罚4中。哈珀的防守也很扎实，全场仅2次失误。这小子真是厉害，他正开始打出赢球式的篮球——全世界都小心了。
评分：A-
斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)
在因偏头痛明显受限、一分未得之后，卡斯尔的反弹相当不错。他两分球9投5中，送出4次助攻且没有失误。卡斯尔的防守也非常出色，还抢下5个篮板。不足之处：他三分球7投2中，而且没有获得罚球机会。（卡斯尔罚球率的下滑开始令人担忧。）
评分：B
德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell)
瓦塞尔没有投进三分，但成功制造了影响。他的突破攻筐有所改善，而且无论场上局势如何，他始终保持着拼劲。我喜欢他的防守、决策以及攻防两端的整体活力。
评分：B+
达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)
福克斯再次打出高效表现，但受困于持续的犯规麻烦，他的出场时间被压缩。在22分钟内，他吃到5次犯规——而且面对裁判时，他似乎一直处于不满状态。不过，福克斯的投篮确实再次出色，得到12分、3次助攻，仅有1次失误。
评分：B
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
KJ打出了一场强势的比赛。他替补出场得到15分和7个篮板。当然，他的很多数据来自垃圾时间，但约翰逊保持全力冲刺，让首发球员得到了额外的休息。他没有出现失误，罚球6次为全队最高，并始终保持进攻姿态，这些都值得加分。
评分：B+
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)
尚帕尼完成了自己的任务。他在22分钟内三分球5投2中，篮板保护比平时更好，防守端也表现尚可。尚帕尼在寻找三分出手机会时非常果断——而这种果断似乎正在收到回报。
评分：B
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
虽然令人惊讶的是，他本赛季至今仍然没有篮板和助攻入账，但巴恩斯显然打出了本赛季至今最好的一场比赛。在21分钟内，他得到13分。我不知道哪个更令人印象深刻：是他那三记三分球，还是造对方恶意犯规后的那个造型。表现出色，很高兴看到巴恩斯在进攻端展现出活力。
评分：B+
卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)
别眨眼，科内特似乎正在找到状态。他全场3投3中，罚球2罚2中，得到赛季新高的8分。他的篮板表现也有所提升，进攻端跑动非常积极。科内特赛季初看起来慢得像冰川，所幸他似乎正在成功“解冻”。
评分：A-
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)
对布莱恩特来说，这不是一场高效的比赛。他在14分钟内吃到4次犯规，4次出手投丢3次。他有一次反手上篮的尝试相当难看，防守也没什么亮点。不过，布莱恩特命中了一记三分，而且即使局势不顺也依然敢于出手。
评分：C-
乔丹·麦克劳克林 (Jordan McLaughlin)
作为垃圾时间阵容的指挥官，麦克劳克林4次出手全部偏出，但送出3次助攻且没有失误。
评分：不计
小塔里斯·里德 (Tarris Reed Jr.)
好家伙，这新秀真能抢篮板。在7分钟内，他抢下7个篮板。自季前赛开始以来，他一直是篮板怪兽。这有点奇怪，因为里德在大学时期虽然是个不错的篮板手，但那项数据并不算特别顶尖。
评分：不计
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson)
一场没有任何首发球员出场超过28分钟的胜利？没错，这必须算作一次成功的执教。米奇教练做得很好，保持冷静，即使比赛一度胶着，也坚持使用垃圾时间阵容。
评分：B
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查看原文：Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. Utah Jazz – Game #7
Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. Utah Jazz – Game #7
The San Antonio Spurs have now won five straight games after dropping their first two contests of the regular season. Tonight, the Spurs downed the Utah Jazz for the second time. This time, the game took place in San Antonio and the good guys waltzed to a 119-97 victory without breaking much of a sweat.
Stats: Spurs vs. Jazz
Spurs vs. Jazz – Final Grades
Victor Wembanyama
The good: Wembanyama passed the ball really well and grabbed 11 rebounds in 24 minutes. His rim protection was great and he ran the court with purpose. At the rim, Wembanyama was 4-for-5 from the field. The bad: Wembanyama was 1-for-10 on jumpers, including 0-for-5 from three-point land. He also turned the ball over five times. Overall: Wembanyama was far from his best — thankfully, the Spurs as a team didn’t pay the price.
Grade: D+
Dylan Harper
One of the main reasons why the Spurs are playing better lately is the fact that Harper is finding his place in the system. He’s taking smart shots, passing better and being more patient. Against the Jazz, his all-around dominance was on display. In 27 minutes, he had 17 points, eight assists, seven rebounds and two steals. He hit 5-of-8 two-pointers, 1-of-2 three-pointers and 4-of-5 free throws. Harper also played strong defense and turned it over only twice. Kid is damn good and he’s starting to play a winning brand of basketball — watch out, world.
Grade: A-
Stephon Castle
After a scoreless affair that was clearly hindered by a migraine, Castle bounced back decently well. He was 5-for-9 from two point range, totaled four assists and didn’t turn the ball over. Castle also played really good defense and pulled down five rebounds. The downsides: he was 2-for-7 from three-point land and didn’t get to the line. (Castle’s drop in free throw rate is beginning to be worrisome.)
Grade: B
Devin Vassell
Vassell didn’t hit a three-pointer but successfully made an impact. His driving to the rim was better and he continued to play hard regardless of what was happening around him. I liked his defense, decision-making and overall energy on both ends.
Grade: B+
De’Aaron Fox
Fox was efficient once again but his evening was cut short due to persistent foul trouble. In 22 minutes, he had five fouls — and he seemed to be in a constant state of discontentment when it came to the referees. But, yeah, Fox once again shot it well on his way to 12 points, three assists and only one turnover.
Grade: B
Keldon Johnson
KJ put together a strong outing. He had 15 points and seven rebounds off the bench. Sure, a lot of his production came in garbage minutes, but Johnson keeping his foot on the gas helped allow the starters to get extra rest. He deserves bonus points for not turning the ball over, getting to the line for a team-high six attempts and remaining in attack mode.
Grade: B+
Julian Champagnie
Champagnie did his job. He was 2-for-5 from three-point range in 22 minutes, rebounded better than usual and held up decently well defensively. Champagnie is being aggressive when it comes to looking for his three-point shots — but that aggression seems to be paying dividends.
Grade: B
Harrison Barnes
While he amazingly still is without a rebound or assist on the season, Barnes clearly had his best outing of the campaign. In 21 minutes, he had 13 points. I don’t know what was more impressive, his trio of three-pointers or the pose after drawing a flagrant foul. Good stuff and it was nice to see Barnes show some life offensively.
Grade: B+
Luke Kornet
Don’t look now but it looks like Kornet might be finding his groove. He was 3-for-3 from the field and 2-for-2 at the line on his way to a season-high eight points. He was also better on the boards and moved really well offensively. Kornet looked glacial to begin the season but, thankfully, it appears as if he’s successfully defrosting.
Grade: A-
Carter Bryant
It wasn’t the most productive outing for Bryant. He picked up four fouls in 14 minutes and missed three of his four shots. He had an ugly attempt at a reverse layup and his defense was nothing to write home about. But, hey, Bryant hit a three and kept firing even when things were going astray.
Grade: C-
Jordan McLaughlin
Quarterbacking the garbage time unit, McLaughlin missed all four of his field goal attempts but handed out three assists without turning the ball over.
Grade: Inc.
Tarris Reed Jr.
Dang, the rookie can rebound. In seven minutes, he grabbed seven boards. He’s been a monster on the glass since the start of the preseason. That’s somewhat weird because Reed was a good college rebounder but his stats weren’t particularly elite in that category.
Grade: Inc.
Mitch Johnson
A win with no starter playing 28 minutes? Yeah, that has to be considered a positive outing. Coach Mitch is doing a good job of not getting nervous and sticking with his garbage time unit even when things tighten up.
Grade: B
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