[PtR] 马刺仍需补强投射

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By Jacob Douglas | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2025-07-13 21:41:21

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。

NBA夏季联赛吸引了圣安东尼奥马刺队球迷的目光。在迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 奉献强势表现、卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 贡献数次令人瞠目结舌的防守回合后，关于球队下赛季的阵容构成以及他们所能达到的高度已经引发热议。

哈珀和布莱恩特是《震撼之石》(Pounding the Rock) SB Nation最近一次球迷调查中的焦点人物。我们的第一个问题是：哪位新加入的球员能对球队本赛季产生最大影响。

哈珀获得了压倒性的支持，卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 位居第二。值得注意的是，凯利·奥利尼克 (Kelly Olynyk) 未出现在投票中，因为该调查是在马刺交易得到他之前进行的。然而，并没有太多评论将他吹捧为下赛季球队的关键球员。

哈珀成为最受欢迎的人选是情理之中。在所有被提及的球员中，他拥有改变球队局面的最大潜力。在他唯一一场夏季联赛比赛中（我保证我没有过度反应），哈珀展示了他的控球能力、比赛节奏以及出色的篮下终结技术。尽管他的三分投射并不算出色（除了一个被非法掩护抵消的漂亮急停三分），但他依然得分高效，并且拼尽全力防守。如果他能在常规赛中做到这些，他将大大提升马刺的实力。

科内特值得在此被提及，仅仅因为他填补了圣安东尼奥阵容中的一个重大空缺。上赛季马刺的替补中锋表现简直是碰运气。现在，他们有了一名出色的“蓝领”内线，可以在维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 下场休息时护筐、抢篮板和掩护，或者在他们同时在场时分担文班亚马的这些职责。

值得注意的是，马刺的四名新援中，只有一人以其精准的三分投射闻名。奥利尼克的三分命中率约为40%，当圣安东尼奥需要时，他应该能作为内线球员提供空间。布莱恩特在大学时投篮表现出色，但在夏季联赛中尚未找到节奏。他可能需要一些时间来适应更远的NBA三分线。

根据调查，马刺还有两个阵容空缺需要填补，他们可以适当增加一些投射能力。市面上不乏选择。他们可以考虑一些老面孔，如帕蒂·米尔斯 (Patty Mills)、道格·麦克德莫特 (Doug McDermott)、特雷·莱尔斯 (Trey Lyles) 或朗尼·沃克 (Lonnie Walker)。像马尔科姆·布罗格登 (Malcolm Brogdon)、阿米尔·科菲 (Amir Coffey)、兰德里·沙梅特 (Landry Shamet) 和托里·克雷格 (Torrey Craig) 这样的老将球员仍然可供选择。圣安东尼奥也可以从他们自己的夏季联赛阵容中挑选，将投射火热的大卫·琼斯-加西亚 (David Jones-Garcia) 或莱利·米尼克斯 (Riley Minix) 转为全额合同球员，以补齐球队阵容。

马刺接下来有充足的选择来补强阵容。他们甚至可以等到训练营再做最终决定。无论他们怎么做，球队都比上赛季拥有更多的天赋、多样性和经验。对于一个富有成效的休赛期来说，这几乎是你能要求的一切了。

FanDuel公司将马刺下赛季的胜场数盘口定在43.5场。新阵容是否具备达到这一高度的能力？您可以通过此链接进行投注：https://sportsbook.fanduel.com/navigation/nba

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The Spurs still need to add more shooting

The NBA Summer League has captured the imagination of San Antonio Spurs fans. After a strong performance from Dylan Harper and some jaw-dropping defensive plays from Carter Bryant, discussions have already begun about what the team could look like next season and what heights they can reach.

Harper and Bryant were the main players in the latest Pounding the Rock SB Nation Reacts survey. Our first question asked which newly acquired player would have the biggest impact on the team this year.

Harper was the unanimous favorite, with Luke Kornet coming in second. Kelly Olynyk is notably missing from the poll, as it was created before the Spurs traded for him. There weren’t many comments boasting him as a key player on next year’s team, however.

It makes sense that Harper would be the favorite here. He has the highest upside to make a difference of anyone listed. In his sole summer league game (I promise I’m not overreacting), Harper showed off his handle, pace of play, and awesome finishing at the rim. While he didn’t shoot the ball particularly well from three (sans a sweet pull-up three that was negated by an illegal screen), he still scored the ball well and defended his tail off. If he can do that in the regular season, he will make the Spurs much better.

Kornet deserves a shoutout here just for filling a major hole in San Antonio’s roster. What kind of performance the Spurs got from their backup center was a crapshoot last season. Now they’ll have a good dirty-work big man to protect the rim, rebound and set screens when Victor Wembanyama goes to the bench, or save him from doing it when they play together.

Notably, only one of the four new Spurs is known for being a knockdown three-point shooter. Olynyk shoots around 40% from three, and should provide floor spacing as a post when San Antonio needs it. Bryant shot the ball well in college, but has yet to find a rhythm in the summer league. It may take him some time to adjust to the deeper NBA three-point line.

With two more roster spots to fill, the Spurs could use a bit more shooting, according to the survey. There are options out there. They could kick the tires on some old Spurs like Patty Mills, Doug McDermott, Trey Lyles, or Lonnie Walker. Veteran options like Malcolm Brogdon, Amir Coffey, Landry Shamet, and Torrey Craig are still available. San Antonio could look internally at their summer league team and sign the hot-shooting David Jones-Garcia or Riley Minix to full team deals to fill out the rest of the team.

The Spurs have plenty of options to fill out the roster from here. They can even wait until training camp to make a final decision. No matter what they do, they already have more talent, versatility, and experience than last season. That’s about all you can ask for from a productive offseason.

FanDuel has the Spurs’ win total over/under for next season at 43.5 wins. Does the new roster have the ability to reach those heights? You can use this link to bet: https://sportsbook.fanduel.com/navigation/nba

By Jacob Douglas, via Pounding The Rock