By Jacob Douglas | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-06-20 01:03:33
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。
盘点马刺队在他们第二个乐透签位上应该锁定的五名球员。
拥有2025年 NBA选秀大会 乐透区的两个选秀权，圣安东尼奥马刺队面临诸多选择。随着选秀夜的临近，其中一个决定变得越来越清晰。马刺队将用他们的首个选秀权摘下现有最佳天赋球员，选择迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 作为榜眼秀，这一点正变得显而易见。
第14顺位选秀权则一直悬而未决。围绕着这个选秀权，尤其是与潜在的凯文·杜兰特 (Kevin Durant) 交易相关的流言甚嚣尘上，因此马刺是否会真正进行选择仍不明朗。然而，这位老牌超级巨星的要价似乎过高，所以圣安东尼奥队可能真的会在第14顺位选下一名球员。但会是谁呢？以下是如果马刺队使用他们的第14顺位选秀权，应该考虑的几名球员。
塞德里克·考沃德 (Cedric Coward)，21岁，6尺6寸侧翼，华盛顿州立大学
6场比赛，17.7分，7篮板，1.7盖帽，55.7%投篮命中率，40%三分命中率，83.9%罚球命中率
考沃德凭借其顶级的身体测量数据、运动能力、投篮能力以及在NBA选秀联合试训中的出色面试表现，成为了2025年选秀中行情上涨最快的球员。很难想象，如果他能在华盛顿州立大学打完完整的大四赛季，他的选秀行情会是怎样。他在训练中遭遇盂唇撕裂，只打了6场比赛。
考沃德将是圣安东尼奥队一名出色的无球球员。他是一名跑位意识出色的空切手和稳定的投手。他需要付出大量努力来证明自己能成为一名持球进攻能力出色的得分手，但他篮下终结能力出色，并且能够高效投射三分。马刺队不需要第14顺位选中的球员成为核心，因为维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)、达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)、迪伦·哈珀和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 将承担更多的得分重任。考沃德作为一名拥有防守潜力和成为顶级无球威胁潜力的球员，非常适合球队。
圣安东尼奥队选择考沃德将是基于小样本数据的押宝，但他感觉就像是完美的马刺球员。他似乎是一位品格高尚、无私的球员，能够防守多个位置。考沃德在新秀赛季可能会在防守端经历一些磨合期，尤其是在无球防守方面，但他的投篮能力将为马刺队提供一名可以立即融入侧翼轮换的球员。
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)，19岁，6尺8寸侧翼，亚利桑那大学
37场比赛，6.5分，4.1篮板，1.9抢断+盖帽总和，46%投篮命中率，37.1%三分命中率，69.5%罚球命中率
看到这里的规律了吗？布莱恩特是一名身材高大、潜力巨大的3D侧翼球员，能够为马刺队提供他们急需的投篮能力。他也是一名选秀行情快速上涨的球员，如果马刺最终在第14顺位选中，他可能已经不在了。布莱恩特在大一赛季效力于一支实力强劲的亚利桑那大学队，他只首发了5场比赛，但证明了自己是球队NCAA锦标赛征程中的关键一员。
布莱恩特是一名防守悍将。他强壮、侵略性十足（也许过于侵略性，导致他容易犯规）且运动能力出色。他有望在更高水平的联赛中成为顶级的防守型侧翼。关键在于，也是让他看起来越来越像前十顺位球员的原因，是他的三分投射能力。布莱恩特在亚利桑那大学接球投篮三分命中率高达37%，而在高中EYBL联赛中的三分命中率更是达到41.4%。他拥有纯正的投篮姿势，看起来可以无缝衔接到更高水平的联赛。他似乎也有潜力最终开发出急停跳投能力。
布莱恩特可能尚未准备好扮演主要角色，但他可以在第一年为马刺队做出贡献，并且是培养的重点对象，能够与文班和卡斯尔一起，让圣安东尼奥队成为一支令人生畏的防守力量。如果他能掉到第14顺位，这对于银黑军团来说将是梦想之选。
叶戈尔·杰明 (Egor Demin)，19岁，6尺9寸组织型侧翼，杨百翰大学
33场比赛，10.6分，3.9篮板，5.5助攻，41.2%投篮命中率，27.3%三分命中率，69.5%罚球命中率
杰明与这份名单上的其他侧翼球员略有不同。他更像是一个拥有侧翼身材的控球后卫，而非纯粹的3D摇摆人。杰明在大一赛季挡拆进攻表现令人印象深刻，作为传球手也能很好地找到队友。如果说 NBA总决赛 教会了我们什么，那就是场上同时拥有多个组织者会让人难以防范。杰明将为马刺队提供一名侧翼组织者。
杰明的问题在于，他在大一赛季的外线投篮表现不佳。有报道 称，各支球队对他在选秀前试训中的投篮能力印象深刻。如果情况属实，那么杰明作为一名新秀前景将变得更具吸引力。然而，疑问依然存在。他能否足够出色地打无球，而不是成为主要持球手？他能否在NBA级别的比赛中通过运球为自己创造空间？如果杰明是阵容中的第四或第五选择，他的进攻角色又会是什么？
抛开所有这些疑问不谈，杰明感觉就是马刺会喜欢的球员类型。他身材高大，能打多个位置，传球能力极其出色。他在一个实力强劲的联盟中表现高效，并在NCAA锦标赛这个最大的舞台上有所表现。圣安东尼奥队可以选中杰明，并将其培养成一名进攻端的“瑞士军刀”球员，能够润滑以文班、福克斯和迪伦·哈珀为核心的进攻引擎。
丹尼·沃尔夫 (Danny Wolf)，21岁，7尺0寸内线，密歇根大学
37场比赛，13.2分，9.7篮板，3.6助攻，49.7%投篮命中率，33.6%三分命中率，59.4%罚球命中率
圣安东尼奥队显而易见的需求是一名能够替补或与文班亚马搭档的内线球员。沃尔夫是一名假以时日可能两者兼顾的球员。这位全能型内线能够在 perímetro 持球，并且篮下脚步出色，得分能力强。他看起来习惯在深远区域出手，但在大学三年的篮球生涯中效率并不高。如果他能投进，他将为马刺队提供另一名全能型、进攻型内线，能够传球并拉开空间。
沃尔夫的移动速度有点慢，防守端也不特别强硬。他将扮演与桑德罗·马穆凯拉什维利 (Sandro Mamukelashvili) 类似的角色，只是身材更大。我个人认为，马穆作为一名NBA球员，七尺身高所能带来的效率将远超六尺九寸。尽管运动能力不足，但沃尔夫拥有技术和篮球智商，可以在更高水平的联赛中发挥作用。
圣安东尼奥队将如何解决他们的内线深度问题，是休赛期最有趣的问题之一。三年来，一直有流言称他们希望得到一名能够与文班亚马一同上场的内线球员，但文班亚马职业生涯中最有效的阵容是他打中锋。选择像沃尔夫这样的球员将是一个明确的信号，表明圣安东尼奥队热衷于使用双内线阵容，拥有两名能够运球、传球和投篮的内线球员。
琼·贝林格 (Joan Beringer)，18岁，7尺0寸内线，采德维塔·奥林匹亚 (法国)
64场比赛，5.4分，4.9篮板，1.4盖帽，64.4%投篮命中率，56.6%罚球命中率
又来一个法国人到马刺？真是老套。与选择沃尔夫相反，选中贝林格将是一次押宝于其高潜力和运动能力的举动。贝林格拥有绝佳的内线身材和臂展，身高6尺11寸，臂展7尺5寸，他跑动积极，能飘向篮筐完成运动能力出色的扣篮。在他这个年龄段，他是一名出色的盖帽手。随着他的成熟，贝林格有望成为一名真正的冲框型、内线防守威胁。
他还稍显粗糙，进攻端主要依靠冲框、短传和空接。如果马刺队在第14顺位选中贝林格，那很可能是一次签下并培养的操作，他们将通过自由球员市场解决替补内线问题。从长远来看，让贝林格替补出场，在文班亚马下场休息时保持高水平的护筐能力，将使马刺队成为一支防守更强的球队。
贝林格的选秀行情正在快速上升。我建议留意第13顺位的亚特兰大队，他们可能需要一名防守型内线，并且可能在马刺队选他之前将他抢走。他无疑是马刺队在乐透区末端值得关注的一个名字。
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The prospects San Antonio should consider at fourteen
A look at the five players the Spurs should target with their second lottery selection.
With two picks in the 2025 NBA Draft lottery, the San Antonio Spurs have plenty of decisions to make. One is becoming more clear as we inch closer to draft night. It’s becoming evident that the Spurs will select Dylan Harper with the second overall pick, taking the best talent available to them with their top selection.
The fourteenth pick has been harder to pin down. It’s been unclear if they’ll even make the selection, as trade rumors have swirled around the pick, specifically surrounding a potential Kevin Durant trade. However, the asking price seems too high for the aging superstar, so San Antonio may actually pick a player at fourteen. But who? Here are a few players the Spurs should consider if they use their fourteenth selection.
Cedric Coward, 21-year-old 6’6” Wing, Washington State
6 games, 17.7 points, 7 rebounds, 1.7 blocks, 55.7% FG, 40% 3PT, 83.9% FT
Coward has been the fastest riser in the 2025 draft thanks to his elite measurements, athletic tools, shooting ability, and some great interviews at the NBA Draft Combine. It’s funny to think what his stock would be if he had played a full senior season at Washington State. He only played 6 games before suffering a torn labrum in practice.
Coward would be an awesome off-ball player for San Antonio. He’s an instinctive cutter and a knockdown shooter. He has a lot of work to do to prove he can be an impactful scorer off the dribble, but he finishes well at the rim and hits threes at a high clip. The Spurs don’t need the fourteenth pick to be a go-to guy, with Victor Wembanyama, De’Aaron Fox, Dylan Harper, and Stephon Castle handling more of the scoring load. Coward fits in well as a player with defensive upside and the potential to be an elite off-ball threat.
San Antonio would be betting on a small sample size with Coward, but he feels like the perfect Spur. He seems to be a high-character, unselfish player who can guard multiple positions. Coward would likely still go through some rookie growing pains defensively, especially off the ball, but his shooting would give the Spurs a player they could instantly plug into their wing rotation.
Carter Bryant, 19-year-old 6’8” Wing, Arizona
37 games, 6.5 points, 4.1 rebounds, 1.9 stocks, 46% FG, 37.1% 3PT, 69.5% FT
Do you see the pattern here? Bryant is a long, high-upside three-and-D wing who can provide some shooting that the Spurs desperately need. He’s another fast riser in the draft who may not be available if the Spurs wind up picking at fourteen. Bryant had to cut his teeth on a good Arizona team in his freshman season, only starting 5 games, but proved himself to be a key piece of their NCAA Tournament run.
Bryant is a defensive dog. He’s strong, aggressive (maybe too aggressive as he struggles with fouls) and athletic. He could be a high-end defensive wing at the next level. The kicker, and what’s making him look more and more like a top-10 pick, is his ability to shoot the three. Bryant hit 37% of his catch and shoot threes at Arizona, and shot 41.4% from three on the EYBL circuit in high school. He’s got a pure stroke that looks translatable to the next level. It looks like there is some potential for him to eventually develop a pull-up jumper as well.
Bryant may not be ready to play a primary role yet, but he could be a contributor for the Spurs in year one, and a key developmental piece that would make the San Antonio a formidable defensive force alongside Wemby and Castle. This is a dream pick for the Silver and Black at fourteen, if he falls to them.
Egor Demin, 19-year-old 6’9” combo-wing, BYU
33 games, 10.6 points, 3.9 rebounds, 5.5 assists, 41.2% FG, 27.3% 3PT, 69.5% FT
Demin is a bit different from the other wings on this list. He’s more of a point guard in a wing’s body, than a straight up three-and-D swingman. Demin was impressive in his freshman season operating out of the pick and roll, and finding his teammates as a passer. If the NBA Finals have taught us anything, it’s that having multiple playmakers on the court at once is hard to prepare for. Demin would give the Spurs a playmaker on the wing.
The issue with Demin is he didn’t shoot the ball from deep very well in his freshman season. Reports have said that teams are impressed with his shooting ability so far in pre-draft workouts. If that’s true, then Demin becomes a lot more interesting as a prospect. Still, questions remain. Will he be able to play off the ball well enough, rather than being a primary creator? Will he be able to create space for himself off the dribble in the NBA? What is Demin’s offensive role if he’s the 4th or even 5th option in a lineup?
All those questions aside, Demin just feels like a player the Spurs would like. He’s big, can play multiple positions, and passes the ball extremely well. He was productive in a good conference, and showed up on the biggest stage in the NCAA Tournament. San Antonio could take Demin and develop into a Swiss army knife of an offensive player that would grease the wheels of an offensive engine surrounding Wemby, Fox and Harper.
Danny Wolf, 21-year-old 7’0” Big, Michigan
37 games, 13.2 points, 9.7 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 49.7% FG, 33.6% 3PT, 59.4% FT
The obvious need for San Antonio is a big man who can either back up, or play with Wembanyama. Wolf is a player who could probably do either in time. The versatile big can handle the ball on the perimeter and has good footwork to score around the basket. He looks comfortable taking shots from deep, but hasn’t been all that efficient in his three years of college ball. If he shoots it, he’d give the Spurs another versatile, offensive big man who can dish the rock and space the floor.
Wolf is a bit slow, and not particularly stout defensively. He’d fill a similar niche that Sandro Mamukelashvili does, just with more size. Personally, I think Mamu is a way more effective NBA player at 7 foot than 6-9. Wolf has the skill and basketball IQ to make an impact at the next level, despite his athletic shortcomings.
How San Antonio chooses to address their big man depth is one of the more interesting questions of the offseason. Rumors have swirled for three years now that they want a big who can also play alongside Wembanyama, but the most effective lineups in Wemby’s career have been with him at center. Drafting someone like Wolf would be a clear indication that San Antonio is keen to play a double-big lineup with two posts who can dribble, pass and shoot.
Joan Beringer, 18-year-old 7’0” Big, Cedevita Olimpija (France)
64 games, 5.4 points, 4.9 rebounds, 1.4 blocks, 64.4% FG, 56.6% FT
A Frenchman to the Spurs? How cliche. In an opposite move from drafting Wolf, taking Beringer would be a bet on high upside and athletic tools. Beringer has great size and length for a big man at 6’11” with a 7’5” wingspan, he runs the floor well and floats to the rim for athletic dunks. He’s an awesome shot blocker for his age. Beringer could be a real rim running, paint defending threat as he matures.
He’s still a bit raw, and offensively he relies on rim runs, dump offs and lobs. If the Spurs select Beringer at 14, it would likely be a stash and development play, and they’ll address the back up big man position in free agency. Long term, having Beringer come off the bench to keep rim protection at a high while Wembanyama sits would make the Spurs a much better defensive team.
Beringer is quickly moving up draft boards. I’d keep an eye out on Atlanta at 13 as a team that could use a defensive big, and could snatch him before the Spurs could take him. He’s certainly a name to watch for them at the end of the lottery.
By Jacob Douglas, via Pounding The Rock