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スパーズが11連勝、キャッスルはウォリアーズ先発陣を上回る得点
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キャッスルが32得点を挙げたスパーズは、ウォリアーズの先発5人全員を上回る得点を記録し、123–85で大勝。ウォリアーズはサンアントニオより多くの3ポイントシュートを決めたが、3ポイントラインの内側で攻撃が崩壊した。
11月14日の報道で、サンアントニオの18–0の立ち上がりと最終的な大差での勝利を伝えた。試合がまだ続いているとした当初の報道では、第1クォーターのスコアを38–15と記載した。これは誤りで、NBA公式記録では38–14となっている。また、ゴールデンステートの無得点時間は正確に6分ではなく、6分7秒だったことも公式記録で確認できる。16
痛手は3ポイントラインの内側で生じた
カリーを欠いた攻撃陣は3ポイントシュートを打てなくなった、という説明はもっともらしい。しかし、ボックススコアはそれを裏付けていない。ゴールデンステートは3ポイントシュートを15本決め、サンアントニオの14本を上回った。決定的な差は2ポイントシュートで生じた。両チームとも52本を試みたが、ウォリアーズは16本しか決められず、スパーズは32本を決めた。これは3ポイントラインの内側からのシュート全体を指し、ペイント内での得点だけを指すものではない。16
この差で32点の開きが生じた。サンアントニオはフリースローでもさらに9点を上積みし、17本を決めた。ゴールデンステートは8本だった。ウォリアーズは3ポイントシュートの成功数で1本上回り、3点を取り返した。これらの差を合わせると、38点差の全体が説明できる。ゴールデンステートは3ポイントシュートの本数で勝ちながら、試合を競う足がかりすら得られなかった。16
打開策のない立ち上がり
残り7:31でウェンバンヤマがこの連続得点を締めくくった。その後、両チームとも得点できず、残り5:53にグイ・サントスがドライブからのレイアップを決め、ようやくゴールデンステートが得点した。その時点で、第1クォーターの半分以上がウォリアーズの無得点のまま過ぎていた。16
復帰日の約束ではなく、再評価の時期
カップ戦の状況はまだ立て直しが可能だ。サンアントニオはグループ戦で2勝0敗、ゴールデンステートは1勝1敗。ウォリアーズは得失点差がわずかに上回り、当初は首位だったが、直接対決で敗れたことでスパーズの下に下がった。ただし、勝ち抜けが決まったわけではない。ゴールデンステートは11月25日にチェイス・センターでサクラメントを迎え、11月27日にはモダ・センターでポートランドと対戦する。いずれもカリーの再評価予定時期の前後にあたるが、どちらかの試合に出場できる保証はない。17
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スパーズが11連勝、キャッスルはウォリアーズ先発陣を上回る得点
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NBA.comnba.com11
- 最初の報道
- Golden State Warriors vs San Antonio Spurs Nov 13, 2026 Game Summary
- Warriors Fall to 1-1 in NBA Cup as Spurs Win 11th Straight
- Box Score Warriors - Spurs
- Golden State Warriors vs San Antonio Spurs Nov 14, 2025 Game Summary
- Stephen Curry returns for Warriors against Rockets after two-month absence with knee injury
- Inside The Game: Blueprint
- Game Recap: Spurs 123, Warriors 85 (Nov. 13)
- Stephen Curry out 2 weeks with oblique abdominal tear
- Stephen Curry News, Updates & Latest Videos | Golden State Warriors
- Review of Called Foul: Warriors @ Spurs | NBA Official
- Golden State Warriors Stephen Curry injury update, November 12 2026
Yahoo Sportsyahoo.com7
- 最初の報道
- Spurs ambush Warriors in first quarter of first game since Steph Curry injury
- What we learned as Steph Curry-less Warriors look lost in ugly defeat vs. Spurs
- Golden State Warriors 85 - San Antonio Spurs 123
- Spurs, Castle Conquer Curry-Less Warriors 123-85 in Home NBA Cup Debut
- Warriors vs. Spurs injury report: Steph Curry’s absence begins
- Stephen Curry’s Injury Worse Than Expected; Could Miss Significant Time
- Steve Kerr Provides Update on Steph Curry's Knee Injury and Return Timeline
ESPN.comespn.com5
- 最初の報道
- Spurs 127-113 Warriors (Apr 1, 2026) Final Score - ESPN
- Spurs 127-113 Warriors (Apr 1, 2026) Game Recap - ESPN
- Warriors' Stephen Curry out at least 2 weeks (oblique tear) - ESPN
- Spurs 123-85 Warriors (Nov 13, 2026) Game Recap - ESPN
- 2025-26 Team Comparison - Golden State Warriors vs. San Antonio Spurs - National Basketball Association - ESPN
Bay Sports Reportbayareasportsreports.com1
CBS Bay Areacbsnews.com1
ClutchPointsclutchpoints.com1
Fleaflickerfleaflicker.com1
Golden State Of Mindgoldenstateofmind.com1
放送時の内容
- San Antonio crushed Golden State 123 to 85 for its 11th straight win. The Warriors' first game without Stephen Curry brought a 38-point defeat. Where did their scoring fail, and what's their next chance to rebuild?
- On November 14, we reported San Antonio's 18-to-zero opening while the game was still underway. We gave the first-quarter score as 38 to 15. The correct score was 38 to 14. The completed game gives San Antonio first place in West Group C.
- The Spurs are now 11 and 2 overall, tied with the Los Angeles Lakers for the Western Conference's best record. Their winning streak is the league's longest active run. Golden State falls to 8 and 5, losing consecutive games for the first time since its season-opening three defeats.
- An announced crowd of 18,849 watched the Spurs take control at Frost Bank Center on Friday. Golden State missed its first 11 shots. San Antonio made eight of its first 10, building an 18-point lead before the Warriors scored.
- Castle supplied eight points during that opening run. Wembanyama scored four, and De'Aaron Fox, Devin Vassell and Dylan Harper added two apiece. Castle finished the entire first quarter with 13 points and three made threes. The opening burst set a Spurs franchise record and gave Golden State its worst start of the Steve Kerr era.
- Gui Santos finally scored on a driving layup with 5:53 left in the first quarter. Golden State had gone six minutes and seven seconds without a point. Both teams had been scoreless since Wembanyama completed the opening run.
- Golden State finished that quarter shooting five for 25. Its 14 points were its lowest in any quarter this season, and the fewest San Antonio had allowed. By halftime, the Spurs led 63 to 33. A Spurs opponent hadn't scored so little in a first half since Phoenix's 31 points in February 2018.
- San Antonio made 32 of its 52 two-point attempts, shooting 61.5 percent. Golden State took the same 52 attempts and made just 16, shooting 30.8 percent. Inside the three-point line, the Warriors produced half as many baskets.
- Golden State actually made more three-pointers, 15 to 14. But San Antonio also made 17 free throws to the Warriors' eight. The Spurs shot 50 percent in the first half, while Golden State shot 25 percent. No Warriors starter made more than one field goal before halftime.
- Subscribe to this channel as Golden State rebuilds its offense and waits for Curry's next medical update.
- Stephon Castle scored 32 points, more than Golden State's five starters combined. They totaled 30 on 10-for-43 shooting, or 23.3 percent. Castle made 12 of 18 shots in just over 25 minutes. Those scoring totals came across different playing time.
- Castle made five of eight three-pointers and all three free throws, adding six assists and five rebounds. His previous season high was 24 against Oklahoma City on opening night. He passed it on a dunk from a Wembanyama alley-oop. For Golden State, De'Anthony Melton and Brandin Podziemski scored eight each, Will Richard seven, Draymond Green four and Yaxel Lendeborg three.
- Yaxel Lendeborg said before the game that he needed to be “a lot more aggressive” with Curry absent. He acknowledged the adjustment would take time. He finished with three points on one-for-13 shooting, alongside seven rebounds and an assist.
- San Antonio's lead reached 43 in the third quarter. The Spurs led 97 to 60 after three and rested their starters and most key reserves throughout the fourth. Wembanyama needed only about 21 minutes to collect his 121st career double-double.
- Victor Wembanyama finished with 12 points, 12 rebounds and six assists, plus two blocks and a steal. In the second quarter, Draymond Green took a running start and delivered a forearm shove from behind, sending Wembanyama tumbling out of bounds.
- Officials assessed Green a Flagrant Foul 1 with 6:47 left in the half. He wasn't ejected for that call. Green finished with four points, three rebounds and three assists in about 16 minutes.
- LJ Cryer gave Golden State its clearest positive performance. He scored a career-high 20 points and made a career-high six three-pointers. He shot six for 11 from three and seven for 17 overall, adding six assists in about 24 minutes.
- Cryer also had two rebounds and a steal. It was his third straight double-figure game, following 10 points against New Orleans and 13 against Houston. Charles Bassey added 11 points on five-for-seven shooting, with five rebounds and two assists. Cryer and Bassey were Golden State's only double-figure scorers.
- Stephen Curry was averaging 27.8 points through 10 starts before his injury. He was shooting 50 percent overall and 45.7 percent from three, with 3.9 assists and 3.7 rebounds a game. Golden State now has to replace that production.
- Curry suffered a right oblique tear during the November 11 game at Houston, which Golden State lost 115 to 108. He left during the first quarter and underwent an MRI that night. The scan confirmed the abdominal muscle tear.
- Curry is expected to miss at least two weeks. The Warriors scheduled his reevaluation for November 26. That's the next medical checkpoint. His return date hasn't been announced, and Golden State still has to find a more reliable offense during his recovery.
- San Antonio is now 2 and 0 in Cup play, while Golden State is 1 and 1. Both entered this game unbeaten in the group. The Warriors had led on a slightly better point differential, but San Antonio's head-to-head win moved the Spurs above them. Qualification is still open.
- Golden State hosts Sacramento at Chase Center on November 25, then visits Portland at Moda Center on November 27. Curry's November 26 reevaluation falls between those games. His availability for either game is still unknown.
- San Antonio next visits Utah on Sunday, November 15, carrying its 11-game winning streak. Golden State's next opportunity to repair an offense that produced just 85 points comes Monday, November 16, against New Orleans at Smoothie King Center. Tipoff is scheduled for 5 p.m. Pacific.
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