By Jeff McDonald, Spurs Writer | San Antonio Express-News, 2024-04-20 11:56:36

由Gemini Pro人工智能翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。

对马刺队休赛期间的阵容进行逐人分析，不包括两份双向合同的球员：

文班亚马，中锋

年龄： 20

合同： 三年，4300 万美元

展望： 文班亚马作为 NBA 选秀状元到来，伴随着一代人的炒作，而且不知何故超过了所有人。经历了联盟历史上最好的新秀赛季之一后，他下个秋天再次入队的可能性很大。

德文·瓦塞尔，后卫

年龄： 23

合同： 四年，1.08 亿美元

展望： 瓦塞尔在他作为主力得分手的第一场完整赛季中取得了明显的进步，场均得到职业生涯最高的 19.5 分，投篮命中率为职业生涯最高的 47.2%。下个赛季，瓦塞尔将获得一份丰厚的合同延期，因此马刺队希望看到他继续进步。

凯尔登·约翰逊，前锋

年龄： 24

合同：三年，5400 万美元

展望： 约翰逊效力于马刺队的第五个赛季，是队中任期最长的球员，在 12 月被要求进入替补席后，他证明了自己是一个好士兵。他可能会继续担任这一角色，尽管他可能最终成为未来的交易目标。

杰里米·索汉，前锋

年龄： 20

合同：两年，1260 万美元

展望： 赛季开始时将索汉调任控球后卫是一个不吉利的举动，让他稍微落后了，但当他 11 月回到他天然的大前锋位置时，他似乎更适应了。索汉证明自己是一个全面发展的防守者，但需要改进他的外线投篮以释放他的全部潜力。

特雷·琼斯

年龄： 24

合同： 一年，910 万美元

展望： 琼斯被证明是马刺队本赛季在控球后卫上的最佳选择，即使教练组探索了其他选择来开启赛季。管理层可能会在这个夏天再次寻找升级，但琼斯仍然是目前未来的控球后卫。

扎克·柯林斯，中锋

年龄： 26

合同： 两年，3480 万美元

展望： 柯林斯在 10 月份签署了两年延期后，在他在马刺队的第三个赛季中从未完全站稳脚跟。在赛季结束时遭遇了撕脱性盂唇，这将暂停任何夏季发展计划，在此之后柯林斯希望继续作为文班亚马的坚实替补。

朱利安·尚帕涅，前锋

年龄： 22

合同： 三年，900 万美元（非保障）

展望： 尚帕涅在 2022 年从大学毕业后未被选中，在他的第二个 NBA 赛季中首发 59 场，并在 4 月份表现强劲。不过，尚帕涅下个赛季的交易是非保障的，马刺队可能会在夏季探索提升他在这个位置的机会。

马拉奇·布兰汉姆，后卫

年龄： 20

合同：两年，820 万美元

展望： 布兰汉姆并没有像许多人预期的那样实现第二年的飞跃，得分和投篮命中率略有下降。然而，他的三分球命中率大幅提高，马刺队将期待 2023 年选秀中的第 20 顺位反弹。

布雷克·韦斯利，后卫

年龄： 21

合同： 两年，735 万美元

展望： 在发展联盟开始他的第二个职业赛季后，韦斯利最终在 1 月份破解了马刺队的轮换阵容。韦斯利是一位 A 级运动员，作为控球后卫在防守和决策方面表现出进步。这位圣母大学的前队员需要磨练他的跳投才能成为主力。

切迪·奥斯曼，前锋

年龄： 29

合同：无限制自由球员

展望： 去年夏天通过与克利夫兰的交易获得奥斯曼，当道格·麦克德莫特被交易到印第安纳时，奥斯曼在 2 月份成为了球队的老一辈领袖。奥斯曼在马刺队的三分球命中率领先 (38.9%)，并表示有兴趣回归。很大程度上取决于马刺队今夏做或不做其他动作。

德文特·格雷厄姆，后卫

年龄： 29

合同：一年，1265 万美元

展望： 格雷厄姆在整个赛季的大部分时间里都被忽视了，这个夏天他可能会受益于寻找更好的出路。他的交易中只有 290 万美元有保障，这让格雷厄姆很容易被削减。然而，马刺队可能会选择保留格雷厄姆，以便在未来的交易中充分利用他的合同价值。无论哪种方式，他总是能在本月早些时候击败丹佛赢得比赛。

桑德罗·马穆凯拉什维利，前锋

年龄： 24

合同： 受限自由球员

展望： “马穆”在本赛季大部分时间都被困在替补席上，但他在 4 月份被释放，并凭借其努力和聪明的表现成为粉丝和球队的宠儿。对于马穆凯拉什维利在自由市场上收到的外部报价，马刺队有权匹配，并且会对将他带回来感兴趣。

多米尼克·巴洛，前锋

年龄： 20

合同： 受限自由球员

展望： 巴洛在他的第二个 NBA 赛季表现得足够好，在 3 月份将他的双向合同转换为一份完整的合同。在 2022 年未被 Overtime Elite 选中后，巴洛仍然是一个项目，但他仍然是马刺队决策者兴奋的原因。下个赛季，他将有机会对 NBA 产生影响。

西迪·西索科，前锋

年龄： 20

合同： 两年，410 万美元

展望： 马刺队去年夏天选中的另一位法国青少年西索科，在他的新秀赛季的大部分时间里都在发展联盟中大肆破坏。马刺队非常看好西索科的运动能力和体格（6 英尺 7 英寸，225 磅）。下个赛季，他将有机会对 NBA 产生影响。

查尔斯·巴塞，中锋

年龄： 23

合同： 两年，500 万美元（非保障）

展望： 一次 ACL 撕裂结束了巴塞 12 月初的赛季，破坏了他本应意义重大的发展年份。由于未来没有保证的资金，巴塞需要在训练营中从大名单中脱颖而出，前提是他健康到可以这样做。

原文如下：

Spurs' roster breakdown: Who stays and who goes?

A player-by-player analysis of the Spurs’ roster heading into the offseason, excluding three players on two-way contracts:

Victor Wembanyama, C

Age: 20

Contract: Three years, $43 million

Outlook: Wembanyama arrived as the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft amid generational levels of hype and somehow exceeded it all. After one of the best rookie seasons in league history, it is a safe bet he makes the team again next fall.

Devin Vassell, G

Age: 23

Contract: Four years, $108 million

Outlook: Vassell took palpable steps forward in his first full season as a go-to scorer, averaging a career-high 19.5 points on a career-best 47.2% shooting. A lucrative contract extension kicks in for Vassell next season, so the Spurs will expect to see continued growth.

Keldon Johnson, F

Age: 24

Contract: Three years, $54 million

Outlook: The Spurs’ longest tenured player in his fifth season with the team, Johnson proved a good soldier after being asked to move to the bench in December. He will likely continue in that role moving forward, though he could eventually become a trade target down the road.

Jeremy Sochan, F

Age: 20

Contract: Two years, $12.6 million

Outlook: An ill-fated move to point guard to start the season set Sochan back a bit, but when he returned to his natural position of power forward in November he seemed much more comfortable. Sochan showed himself to be a capable all-over-the-floor defender, but will need to revamp his perimeter shot to unlock his full potential.

Tre Jones

Age: 24

Contract: One year, $9.1 million

Outlook: Jones proved to be the Spurs’ best option at point guard this season, even as the coaching staff explored other choices to open the season. The front office might look for an upgrade again this summer, but Jones remains the point guard of the future for now.

Zach Collins, C

Age: 26

Contract: Two years, $34.8 million

Outlook: After signing a two-year extension in October, Collins never fully found his footing in his third season with Spurs. A torn labrum suffered in the season finale will put a pause in any summertime development plans, after which Collins hopes to continue as a solid backup to Wembanyama.

Julian Champagnie, F

Age: 22

Contract: Three years, $9 million (non-guaranteed)

Outlook: Undrafted coming out of college in 2022, Champagnie started 59 games in his second NBA season and came on strong down the stretch in April. Still, Champagnie’s deal for next season is non-guaranteed and the Spurs could explore upgrades at his position over the summer.

Malaki Branham, G

Age: 20

Contract: Two years, $8.2 million

Outlook: Branham did not make the second-year leap many expected, seeing a slight dip in scoring and shooting percentage. His 3-point accuracy improved dramatically, however, and the Spurs will look for a bounce-back from the No. 20 pick in the 2023 draft.

Blake Wesley, G

Age: 21

Contract: Two years, $7.35 million

Outlook: After beginning his second professional season in the G League, Wesley eventually cracked the Spurs’ rotation in January. An A-plus athlete, Wesley showed strides as a defender and decision-maker at point guard. The former Notre Dame product will need to hone his jump shot to become a mainstay.

Cedi Osman, F

Age: 29

Contract: Unrestricted free agent

Outlook: Obtained via trade with Cleveland last summer, Osman became the team’s elder statesman in February when Doug McDermott was dealt to Indiana. Osman led the Spurs in 3-point shooting (38.9%) and has expressed interest in returning. Much will depend on other moves the Spurs make or don’t make this summer.

Devonte’ Graham, G

Age: 29

Contract: One year, $12.65 million

Outlook: Graham was an afterthought for most of the season, and would probably be well served to find greener pastures this summer. Only $2.9 million of his deal is guaranteed next season, making Graham easily cuttable. The Spurs might choose to keep Graham around, however, in order to use the full value of his contract in future trades. Either way, he will always have his game-winning shot to beat Denver earlier this month.

Sandro Mamukelashvili, F

Age: 24

Contract: Restricted free agent

Outlook: After spending most of the season tethered to the bench, “Mamu” was unleashed in April and became a fan and team favorite with his hard and heady play. The Spurs have the right to match outside offers Mamukelashvili receives in free agency, and will have some interest in bringing him back.

Dominick Barlow, F

Age: 20

Contract: Restricted free agent

Outlook: Barlow played well enough in his second NBA season to have his two-way contract converted to a full deal in March. Still something of a project after going undrafted out of Overtime Elite in 2022, Barlow’s development nevertheless has been cause for excitement among Spurs decision-makers.

Sidy Cissoko, F

Age: 20

Contract: Two years, $4.1 million

Outlook: The other French teenager the Spurs drafted last summer, Cissoko spent most of his rookie season running amok in the G League. The Spurs see great promise in Cissoko’s blend of athleticism and build (6-7, 225 pounds). He will have a shot to make an NBA impact next season.

Charles Bassey, C

Age: 23

Contract: Two years, $5 million (non-guaranteed)

Outlook: A torn ACL ended Bassey’s season early in December, scuttling what was expected to be a significant year of development for him. With no guaranteed money on the books going forward, Bassey will need to make next year’s roster out of training camp, assuming he is healthy enough to do so. 

By Jeff McDonald, Spurs Writer, via San Antonio Express-News