By Tom Orsborn | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2025-03-07 15:02:43
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维克托·文班亚马于2025年3月7日星期五在萨克拉门托的投篮训练中坐在板凳上，当时马刺队正在为当晚对阵国王队的比赛做准备。文班亚马因肩部血栓赛季报销。
萨克拉门托——维克托·文班亚马(Victor Wembanyama)随马刺队前往萨克拉门托，参加他们周五晚上对阵国王队的比赛。
尽管正在接受右肩赛季报销的血栓治疗，这位全明星中锋还是陪伴球队前往加利福尼亚州的首府，观看达龙·福克斯(De’Aaron Fox)自2月3日被交易到马刺队后，首次对阵国王队的比赛。
一位球队发言人表示，由于文班亚马服用的特定类型的血液稀释药物，医生认为他乘坐飞机是安全的。马刺队将由文班亚马自己决定是否在4月11日在菲尼克斯结束客场赛程之前进行其他旅行。
代理马刺队主教练米奇·约翰逊(Mitch Johnson)在赛前媒体采访中说：“没有理由因为健康风险阻止他来。”“他想尽可能地和他的队友在一起，所以我认为我们会尽可能多地看到他，只要他们（医疗人员）允许我们或他们允许他这样做。
“我认为就这么简单。他想和他的球队在一起。离开他们对他造成了影响。他有很多他以前从未有过的时间，所以有他在身边是件好事。”
约翰逊表示，他“不确定”文班亚马是否会随队前往明尼阿波利斯，周日在那里对阵森林狼队。
福克斯在周五上午在金州一号中心进行投篮训练后，谈到文班亚马时说：“他正在经历的事情绝对很艰难，但对我们来说，我们只是希望他健康。”
福克斯补充说：“我们希望他足够健康，能够登上飞机并支持我们作为一支球队。无论如何，这就是他想做的事情。所以，对我们来说，我们只是希望他尽可能健康，因为血栓肯定是一件危险的事情。”
在向媒体开放的投篮训练部分，文班亚马坐在板凳上看着他的iPhone。
马刺队于2月20日宣布，文班亚马被诊断出患有右肩深静脉血栓。俱乐部表示，文班亚马在旧金山全明星赛后返回圣安东尼奥时发现了这种疾病。
他参加了马刺队周日对阵雷霆队和周二对阵篮网队的主场比赛。周五晚上在萨克拉门托的比赛是他赛季结束后首次在客场亮相。
马刺队表示，他们预计这种情况不会影响文班亚马未来的健康和篮球活动。球队拒绝提供有关他治疗的细节，并表示“将在适当的时候提供更新”。
在周日对阵俄克拉荷马城之前的比赛中，有人问代理马刺队主教练约翰逊是否可以就文班亚马的治疗和康复时间表提供任何明确的信息。
约翰逊说：“我认为已经讨论过的一些事情，我们可能会暂时保密。”“但是，再说一遍，一切都像我们最初说的那样……对他的健康和篮球活动没有长期影响。”
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Wembanyama traveled with Spurs to Sacramento
Victor Wembanyama sits on the bench on Friday, March 7, 2025 during shootaround in Sacramento as the Spurs get ready to play the Kings that night. Wembanyama is out for the season with a blood clot in his shoulder.
SACRAMENTO – Victor Wembanyama traveled with the Spurs to Sacramento for their game against the Kings on Friday night.
Despite dealing with treatment for the season-ending blood clot in his right shoulder, the All-Star center accompanied the team to California’s state capital to watch De’Aaron Fox’s first game against the Kings since they traded him to the Spurs on Feb. 3.
Doctors deemed it safe for Wembanyama to fly because of the specific type of blood thinning medicine he has been prescribed, a team spokesman said. The Spurs are leaving it up to Wembanyama as to whether he will make other trips before the club’s road schedule ends at Phoenix on April 11.
“There was no health risk for reasons for him not to come,” acting Spurs coach Mitch Johnson said in his pre-game media session. "He wants to be with his teammates as much as possible, so I think we’ll see him as much as they (the medical staff) will allow us to or they’ll allow him to.
“I think it’s as simple as that. He wants to be with his team. Being away from them has taken a toll on him. He’s had a lot of time on his hands I don’t think he has ever had before, so it’s good to have him around.”
Johnson said he “isn’t sure” whether Wembanyama would accompany the team to Minneapolis, where it faces the Timberwolves on Sunday.
“What he’s going through is definitely tough, but for us, we just want him to be healthy” Fox said of Wembanyama after shootaround Friday morning at the Golden 1 Center.
“We want him to be healthy enough to be able to get on a plane and to be able to support us as a team,” Fox added. “And that’s what he wants to do any ways. So, for us, we just want him to be as healthy as possible because blood clots could be a dangerous thing, for sure.”
Wembanyama sat on the bench looking at his iPhone during the portion of shootaround open to the media.
The Spurs announced Feb. 20 that Wembanyama had been diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his right shoulder. The club said the ailment was discovered when Wembanyama returned to San Antonio following the All-Star Game in San Francisco.
He attended the Spurs’ home games on Sunday against the Thunder and Tuesday versus the Nets. Friday night’s game in Sacramento marked his first on the road since his season ended.
The Spurs have said they do not expect the condition to affect Wembanyama’s future health and basketball activities. The team has declined to offer details about his treatment, saying it “would provide updates as appropriate.”
Acting Spurs coach Mitch Johnson was asked before Sunday’s game against Oklahoma City if there was any clarity he could offer about Wembanyama’s treatment and the timeline for his recovery.
“I think some of the stuff that has already been discussed, we’ll probably keep in the house for now,” Johnson said. “But, again, everything is, as we said initially … no long-term effects on his health and basketball activities.”
By Tom Orsborn, via San Antonio Express-News