By Stephen Michael / Pounding The Rock, 2026-11-05 16:12:38
圣安东尼奥马刺周三晚在主场以惊险方式结束了自己的连续主场之旅，凭借维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 历史性且创生涯纪录的一夜，顶住达拉斯独行侠下半场的疯狂反扑，在 Frost Bank Center 以 112-111 拿下胜利。
这场胜利是马刺的六连胜，也是他们本赛季第二次击败独行侠。
文班亚马从赛前入场介绍时就已热血沸腾，在击掌队列中不断为队友打气。从跳球开始，他就在内线频频强攻并不断站上罚球线。马刺的前 10 分中有 8 分来自他，首节结束时他已砍下 15 分。
第二节双方各打出一波攻势。马刺以 48-39 领先时，独行侠主帅 Dusty May 叫了暂停，随后达拉斯打出一波 7-0，将 9 分的领先优势缩小到 2 分。而在该节后半段，马刺以一波 19-3 结束上半场，带着 68-51 的优势进入下半场。
文班亚马半场便砍下 29 分、15 个篮板和 5 次盖帽。那么文班哪里挣扎？他的三分球，全场 8 投仅 1 中。
“我还能做得更多，”文班亚马赛后说，“我的投篮今晚没进，这迫使我打一种非常消耗体力的打法。我能做到，证据就在眼前。我能做到，但如果投篮能进，我可以好得多。”
下半场双方开局都有些慢热，但达拉斯看起来更像中场挨了一顿训的球队。独行侠在第三节开局明显更具侵略性，由凯里·欧文和纳吉·马歇尔领衔。有一次，朱利安·尚帕尼让马歇尔在底角完全空位出手三分。这让马刺主帅米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 大为光火，他叫了暂停，毫不掩饰地让球员知道他对球队的努力程度有多失望。
暂停回来后马刺重新将领先扩大到 13 分，但达拉斯以 27-22 拿下第三节，为最后 12 分钟的惊险收官埋下伏笔。独行侠第四节开局打出 12-4，几乎抹平了 19 分的落后。最后 8 分 45 秒双方你来我往、交替领先，但这个夜晚的文班亚马不允许马刺输球。
最后三分钟，马刺每次推进都设法把球交到球星手中。他在最后 2 分 39 秒内两次补篮得手，但罚球 4 罚仅 1 中，让球馆内不少人捏了一把汗。马刺以 112-111 领先苦苦支撑时，达拉斯还有最后一次机会。还剩 3 秒时，欧文在达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 的出色防守下错失一记高难度 15 英尺转身跳投，马刺有惊无险地守住了胜利。
文班全场砍下生涯新高的 52 分和 24 个篮板，外加 8 次盖帽。
“我觉得他像我们所有人一样已经进入了赛季状态，”约翰逊教练赛后谈到自己的球星时说，“我们打了将近 10 场比赛，进入节奏需要一点时间，我们只需要让球队找到立足点。这支球队有潜力，我们正开始打出应有的篮球风格。”
达拉斯方面，欧文领衔全队，砍下 29 分、7 个篮板和 5 次助攻。马歇尔贡献 22 分，PJ·华盛顿得到 21 分，库珀·弗拉格为独行侠添上 19 分，球队战绩跌至 4 胜 4 负。
全场得到 21 分的迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 赛后表示，他从小就把欧文视为偶像，能和他同场竞技令人难以置信，但击败他意义更大。
“今天能赢他一场，当然很爽，”他赛后说道。
比赛札记
- 除了文班的生涯新高之外，这场胜利也是米奇·约翰逊教练执教生涯的第 100 场胜利。据马刺官方社交媒体透露，文班赛后更衣室里把比赛用球送给了约翰逊。
- 德文·瓦塞尔和尚帕尼两人合计全场 14 投 0 中。约翰逊教练赛后表示，他不认为本赛季还会再出现这种情况。
- 马刺替补席当晚表现挣扎，仅得 10 分，而达拉斯替补阵容拿下 38 分。
- 马刺外线手感冰凉（并非有意玩复古之夜的梗），三分命中率仅 13%，全场 36 投 5 中。随着赛季推进，这种情况会也应该会有所改观。
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查看原文：Spurs hold off Mavs behind Wembanyama’s historic night
Spurs hold off Mavs behind Wembanyama’s historic night
The San Antonio Spurs concluded their homestand in thrilling fashion on Wednesday night, holding off a furious second half rally by the Dallas Mavericks to earn the 112-111 victory at the Frost Bank Center behind a historic and career night from Victor Wembanyama.
The victory is the sixth straight for San Antonio, who defeated Dallas for the second time this season.
Wembanyama was fired up from pre-game introductions, pumping his team up as he went through the high-five line. From the opening tip, he was aggressive inside the paint and getting to the free throw line. He scored eight of the Spurs’ first 10 points and would finish the first quarter with 15 points.
The second quarter saw both teams go on a pair of runs. With the Spurs leading 48-39, Mavericks coach Dusty May called timeout and following that, Dallas went on a 7-0 run to cut San Antonio’s nine point lead down to two points. Meanwhile, later in the period, the Spurs would close the second quarter on 19-3 run to take the 68-51 advantage into the second half.
Wembanyama finished the first half with 29 points, 15 rebounds, and five blocks. The one area where Wemby struggled? His three-point shooting, just going 1-for-8 on the night.
“I can still do more,” Wembanyama said after the game. “I mean, my shots weren’t falling tonight and that forces me into a style of play that is exhausting. I can do it. The proof is here. I can do it, but I can be much better if my shots fell.”
Both teams had a slow start to the second half, but it was Dallas that looked like a team that got a grilling at the break. The Mavericks were much more aggressive to begin the third quarter, led by Kyrie Irving and Naji Marshall. At one point, Julian Champagnie left Marshall open for a corner three. That left Spurs coach Mitch Johnson furious as he called timeout and let his team know just how frustrated he was with their effort.
The Spurs responded out of the timeout by building the lead back to 13 points, but Dallas would win the third quarter 27-22 and that set up a thrilling finish in the final 12 minutes. The Mavericks opened the fourth quarter by outscoring San Antonio 12-4, all but erasing their 19-point deficit. The final 8:45 saw both teams go back and forth exchanging the lead, but this Wembanyama would not allow the Spurs to lose on this night.
San Antonio got their star the ball at every chance down the court over the final three minutes. He had two putbacks in the final 2:39, but went just 1-for-4 from the free throw line, causing anxiety for many inside the arena. With the Spurs clinging to the 112-111 lead, Dallas had one final chance. Irving missed a contested 15-foot, turnaround jumper with three seconds remaining thanks to some great defense from De’Aaron Fox and the Spurs held on.
Wemby finished with career highs of 52 points and 24 rebounds along with eight blocks.
“I think he’s settled into the season like we all have,” Coach Johnson said of his star player after the game. “We’re almost 10 games in. It takes a minute to get in that flow, we had to just got to a good spot in terms of team [needing] to get where their feet were. Team has potential. We’re starting to play the brand of basketball we should.”
Dallas was led by Irving’s 29 points, seven rebounds, and five assists. Marshall added 22, while PJ Washington chipped in 21 and Cooper Flagg added 19 points for the Mavericks, who fell to 4-4 on the season.
Dylan Harper, who finished with 21 points, said postgame that he looked up to Irving growing up and to play against him is incredible, but beating him meant more.
“It was good to get the win over him today for sure,” he said after the game.
Game Notes
- In addition to Wemby’s career highs, the victory for the Spurs was also the 100th in Coach Mitch Johnson’s career. According to Spurs socials, Wemby presented Johnson with the game ball in the locker room after the game.
- Devin Vassell and Champagnie went a combined 0-for-14 on the night. Coach Johnson said after the game he doesn’t believe we’ll see a game where that happens again this season.
- San Antonio’s bench struggled on the night, scoring just 10 points compared to 38 points from Dallas’ second unit.
- The Spurs were ice cold (no pun intended on throwback night) from beyond the arc, shooting just 13 percent and going 5-for-36. That will and should change as the season goes on.
By Stephen Michael / Pounding The Rock