By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2025-10-08 14:31:11
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。
圣安东尼奥马刺队在主场迎战广州龙狮队，拉开了2025-26赛季季前赛的序幕。在经历了相对慢热的开局后，马刺队最终以119-88轻松取胜。
鉴于本场比赛竞争强度不足，根据场上发生的一切就草率下结论显然是不明智的。话虽如此，能看到这支银黑军团重返赛场，感觉还是棒极了。
数据统计：马刺 vs. 龙狮
马刺 vs. 龙狮——赛后评分
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)
重返篮球场的文班亚马打得有些随意，他在16分钟内出现6次失误就是明证。但是，嗯，怎么说呢，这家伙在16分钟里差点就拿下了三双，所以你很难对他太过苛责。自我们上次看到他打球以来，他看起来明显更强壮了。但最重要的是，他的传球和整体的无私精神确实非常突出。如果文班亚马在拥有其他所有技能的同时，还能成为一名顶级的传球手……哇哦。
评分：B+
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
巴恩斯三次出手全部偏出，防守端基本是站桩防守——但他的运动能力看起来还不错。他有几次协调性很好的篮下冲击，所以可以肯定地说，他在这个夏天没有放纵自己。
评分：C
朱利安·尚佩尼 (Julian Champagnie)
由于文班亚马吸引了大量的防守注意力，尚佩尼获得了相当多的空位机会。这位射手命中了足够多的投篮，让这支中国球队付出了代价。
评分：B+
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
约翰逊看起来不像上赛季初那么苗条。然而，这未必是坏事，因为上赛季他在增重之后打得反而更好。龙狮队对约翰逊的身体对抗毫无办法，这一点也不奇怪。
评分：B+
林迪·沃特斯三世 (Lindy Waters III)
沃特斯在控球后卫这个位置上，看起来并不完全格格不入。这应该会增加他留队的机会。能够担任球队第四甚至第五的紧急控卫，这为他的价值增添了少许砝码。不过，沃特斯的主要特长还是他的投射能力。对阵广州队时，他开场便命中了自己的前三次运动战出手。
评分：B
卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)
这场季前赛揭幕战最有趣的故事线，莫过于科内特和文班亚马的搭档效果如何。这对内线双塔甚至打了一些挡拆配合——而且看起来势不可挡。但是，是的，在我们能自信地断言这对组合能成功之前，我们还需要看看他们在面对一支真正的NBA球队时表现如何。面对这支中国球队，当科内特与文班亚马一同在场时，他基本上是无法阻挡的，因为对手没有足够的身高来同时应对他们两人。
评分：A-
卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)
我们在夏季联赛中看到的布莱恩特的表现，延续到了他的季前赛首秀中。他拥有出色的身材尺寸，移动能力极强，而且场上活力十足。他偶尔会犯一些战术性错误，但他的防守潜力显然是现象级的。进攻端，布莱恩特的运动能力是一件利器，在转换进攻中尤其致命。尽管这位乐透秀只命中了一记三分球，但他能持续自信地出手，这是一个好迹象。
评分：B+
亚当·弗拉格勒 (Adam Flagler)
弗拉格勒组织战术方面做得还算不错。然而，他的身材劣势非常明显。而且，对于一个想在这个联盟立足的同等身材的球员来说，他的跳投并不像你预期的那样柔和。
评分：C+
大卫·琼斯·加西亚 (David Jones Garcia)
夏季联赛中，琼斯·加西亚主要专注于得分。对阵龙狮队时，这位来自多米尼加共和国的球员则更专注于传球和防守。效果时好时坏，但他很好地展示了自己可能比外界所知的更加全能。
评分：B
莱利·米尼克斯 (Riley Minix)
优点：米尼克斯拥有丝般顺滑的投篮手感。他的球感也很好。缺点：米尼克斯移动不佳，这限制了他的防守上限以及他杀入内线完成终结的能力。
评分：B-
哈里森·英格拉姆 (Harrison Ingram)
英格拉姆犯了不少错误，但也有一些闪光点。话虽如此，那些闪光点似乎主要还是因为对手在内线缺乏厚度。我们得看看英格拉姆在面对真正的NBA球队时能否有所表现。
评分：C+
米卡·波特 (Micah Potter)
波特看起来状态正佳，他的投篮姿势也没什么大问题。然而，他想最终留队仍然希望渺茫。
评分：C+
俾斯麦·比永博 (Bismack Biyombo)
随着科内特已经展现出潜力，比永博想成为一名比板凳席末端更重要的大个子球员的任何希望都已破灭。
评分：B-
斯坦利·乌姆德 (Stanley Umude)
乌姆德打球努力且聪明。他未来在奥斯汀的表现将值得关注。
评分：B
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson)
约翰逊将文班亚马安排在了一些有趣的位置上，并且很好地平衡了球员们的上场时间。由于多名球员缺席本场比赛，加上对手实力不强，我们没能过多地解读出约翰逊本赛季可能计划做出哪些改变。
评分：B
点击查看原文：Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. Guangzhou Loong-Lions – Preseason Game #1
Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. Guangzhou Loong-Lions – Preseason Game #1
The San Antonio Spurs tipped off 2025-26 summer league action with a home game versus the Guangzhou Loong-Lions. After a relatively slow start, the Spurs were able to waltz to a 119-88 victory.
Given the lack of competition, it’d be unwise to make any determinations based on what transpired. That said, it was great to see the Silver and Black back in action.
Stats: Spurs vs. Loong-Lions
Spurs vs. Loong-Lions – Final Grades
Victor Wembanyama
Wembanyama was a bit loose in his return to the basketball court, as evidenced by his six turnovers in 16 minutes. But, uh, yeah, the guy nearly had a triple-double in 16 minutes so it’s difficult to be too upset. He looks notably stronger since the last time we saw him play. Above all, though, his passing and his overall unselfishness really stood out. If Wembanyama becomes an elite passer on top of everything else … wow.
Grade: B+
Harrison Barnes
Barnes missed all three of his field goal attempts and was mostly stationary on defense — but he looked fine athletically. He had a couple coordinated forays to the hoop so it’s safe to say he didn’t let himself go over the summer.
Grade: C
Julian Champagnie
With Wembanyama drawing so much attention, Champagnie found himself open quite a bit. The hired gun hit enough shots to make the Chinese team pay.
Grade: B+
Keldon Johnson
Johnson doesn’t look as slim as he did at the beginning of last season. However, that’s not necessarily bad news because he played better last season after he put meat back on his bones. It’s not surprising that the Loong-Loins had no hope of dealing with Johnson’s physicality.
Grade: B+
Lindy Waters III
Waters didn’t look totally out of place at point guard. That should help his chances to make the team. Being the emergency fourth or fifth point guard adds a little bit to his value. Waters’ main attribute though is his shooting. Against Guangzhou, he started things off by hitting his first three shots from the field.
Grade: B
Luke Kornet
The most interesting storyline from this preseason opener is how well Kornet and Wembanyama played together. The two bigs even ran some pick-and-roll sets — and it looked unstoppable. But, yeah, before we can confidently say this pairing will work, we need to see how it looks against a real NBA team. Against this Chinese team, Kornet was basically unstoppable when playing next to Wembanyama because they didn’t have enough size to deal with both of them.
Grade: A-
Carter Bryant
What we saw in summer league from Bryant carried over to his exhibition play debut. He has great size, he’s extremely mobile and his motor is relentless. He makes some tactical mistakes here and there but his defensive potential is clearly phenomenal. Offensively, Bryant’s athleticism was a weapon that was especially deadly in transition. While the lottery pick hit only one three-pointer, it was a good sign that he kept shooting with confidence.
Grade: B+
Adam Flagler
Flagler ran plays reasonably well. His lack of size is glaring, though. And his jumper wasn’t as smooth as you’d expect from someone his size who is trying to make it in the league.
Grade: C+
David Jones Garcia
In summer league, Jones Garcia was mostly about scoring. Against the Loong-Lions, the native of the Dominican Republic concentrated more on passing and defense. The results were mixed at times but he did well to show he may be more multi-dimensional than advertised.
Grade: B
Riley Minix
The good: Minix has a silky smooth shooting stroke. His feel for the game is also high. The bad: Minix doesn’t move well and that limits his defensive ceiling and his ability to get to the paint and finish.
Grade: B-
Harrison Ingram
Ingram had more than his share of mistakes but there were also flashes. That said, those flashes seemed to mostly be due to the opponent’s lack of bulk in the middle. We’ll see if Ingram can show anything against genuine NBA squads.
Grade: C+
Micah Potter
Potter looks like he’s in really good shape and there’s nothing too wrong with his shooting stroke. However, he’s still a big-time longshot to make the team.
Grade: C+
Bismack Biyombo
With Kornet showing promise already, any hope of Biyombo being anything more than a deep, deep bench big has already vanished.
Grade: B-
Stanley Umude
Umude plays hard and plays smart. He’ll be interesting to watch in Austin.
Grade: B
Mitch Johnson
Johnson put Wembanyama in interesting positions and balanced the minutes well. With so many players missing the game and the low level of competition, we didn’t get too much of a read on what Johnson may be planning to change this season.
Grade: B
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk