By Nick Moyle, Longhorns Insider | San Antonio Express-News, 2024-05-22 11:48:06
由生成式人工智能翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。
圣安东尼奥马刺队后卫德文特·格雷厄姆（4号），在2024年4月12日星期五于圣安东尼奥的Frost Bank中心与丹佛掘金队的NBA比赛中获得制胜分后庆祝。马刺队以121-120获胜。
马刺队后卫德文特·格雷厄姆将于本月底前往西班牙，在NBA无国界篮球训练营（BWB）中将他的篮球知识传授给欧洲几十位18岁及以下的顶级新秀。
格雷厄姆将加入犹他爵士队后卫科林·塞克斯顿和一些前NBA、WNBA和FIBA球员和教练，在马拉加的大使训练中心希盖隆参加训练。这些球员将从5月31日至6月3日参加技能开发、运动测试、运动效率和5对5比赛。
在这次欧洲之旅中，格雷厄姆可能会训练一名未来的职业球员，因为有41名前BWB训练营学员在上个赛季进入NBA名单。
在周三的新闻稿中，NBA欧洲和中东篮球事务副总裁尼尔·迈耶说：“我们期待着第一次在马拉加举办无国界篮球训练营，欢迎来自欧洲各地的下一代球员，让他们在从现任和前任NBA和WNBA球员和教练那里学习的过程中获得难忘的经历。”
格雷厄姆是在2018年第二轮从堪萨斯队选出的球员，他刚刚结束了他在NBA的第六年。他于2023年2月通过与新奥尔良的交易来到圣安东尼奥，已经为马刺队出战了43场，其中包括上赛季的23场。尽管他场均只有五分，但格雷厄姆在4月12日创造了一个令人难忘的时刻，他投进了一个制胜球，在弗罗斯特银行中心以121-120击败了卫冕冠军掘金队。
“他今年一直很努力，”教练格雷格·波波维奇在这次令人震惊的失利之后说。“他总是准备好的。我确信他不喜欢（不上场），但他是总是为自己的球队效力。”
原文如下：
Spurs’ Graham tapped as coach for NBA Basketball Without Borders camp
[Image] San Antonio Spurs guard Devonte’ Graham (4), center, celebrates after scoring the winning point to win their NBA game with the Denver Nuggets at the Frost Bank Center on Friday, April 12, 2024 in San Antonio. Spurs won 121-120.
Spurs guard Devonte’ Graham will make for Spain later this month to impart his hoops knowledge to dozens of Europe’s top 18-and-under prospects at the NBA’s Basketball Without Borders (BWB) camp.
Graham will join Utah Jazz guard Collin Sexton and a number of former NBA, WNBA and FIBA players and coaches at The Embassy Training Center Higuerón in Málaga. The players will participate in skill development, athletic testing, movement efficiency and 5-on-5 games from May 31 to June 3.
Graham might just end up training a future pro during his European excursion as 41 former BWB campers opened the 2023-24 season on NBA rosters.
In Wednesday’s press release, NBA Europe and Middle East vice president of basketball operations Neal Meyer said, "We look forward to hosting BWB in Málaga for the first time and welcoming the next generation of players from across Europe for a memorable experience as they learn from current and former NBA and WNBA players and coaches.”
A 2018 second-round pick out of Kansas in, Graham just wrapped up his sixth year in the NBA. He came to San Antonio in February 2023 via a trade with New Orleans and has appeared in 43 games for the Spurs, including 23 last season. Though he averaged only five points a contest, Graham authored a memorable moment on April 12 by sinking a game-winning floater to beat the defending champion Nuggets 121-120 at the Frost Bank Center.
“He busted his ass all year long,” coach Gregg Popovich said following that shocking upset. “He was always ready. I’m sure he didn’t like (not playing), but he was always there for his team.”
By Nick Moyle, Longhorns Insider, via San Antonio Express-News