By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2025-11-17 09:58:46
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。
马刺队的全明星中锋维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 将至少缺阵两周，核磁共振检查（MRI）结果显示他遭遇了左小腿拉伤。
马刺队在一份声明中称，此次受伤发生在上周五晚负于金州勇士队的比赛中。声明还表示，球队将“适时更新伤情”，但一位联盟消息人士透露，这位21岁的法国球员将在两到三周后接受重新评估。
文班亚马因马刺官方所称的左小腿紧张而缺席了本赛季首场比赛，未能出战周日以123-110战胜萨克拉门托国王队的比赛。
但他在周日接受了核磁共振检查，结果显示伤情更为严重，与新秀迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 在11月2日于菲尼克斯遭遇的伤病相同，那次受伤已导致这位榜眼秀无限期休战。
马刺队教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 在周日赛后表示，文班亚马很可能也将缺席周二晚对阵孟菲斯灰熊队的比赛。
“我知道他求战心切，”马刺队教练米奇·约翰逊说道。“但考虑到小腿紧张……我们不会冒险。”
文班亚马在得分（26.2分）、篮板（12.9个）和盖帽（联盟最高的3.6次）三项数据上均领跑马刺全队。此外，他场均还能贡献4.0次助攻和1.1次抢断。
马刺队在周二的比赛中可能还将被迫缺少后卫斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)，他在对阵国王队上半场时遭遇了球队所称的左髋部受伤。
约翰逊在周日赛后并未就卡斯尔的伤情严重程度提供最新消息，但这位2025年NBA年度最佳新秀在更衣室向《圣安东尼奥快报》的记者形容其伤势“只是酸痛”。
他还表示，自己也说不清具体是什么时候受伤的。
马刺队在下半场开始后不久便宣布卡斯尔本场不会回归。他在上半场出战16分钟，得到4分、5次助攻和1次抢断。
本赛季至今，卡斯尔场均贡献17.3分、全队最高的7.5次助攻、5.8个篮板以及全队最高的1.7次抢断。
福克斯为缺兵少将的马刺挺身而出
在文班亚马缺阵、卡斯尔下半场伤退的情况下，马刺队后卫德阿龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 在周日的比赛中打出了赛季最佳表现，得到赛季新高的28分（投篮20中11，其中三分球8中4），并送出赛季新高的11次助攻，且仅有2次失误。
“无论谁在场上，我都努力保持侵略性，但显然，当两位需要大量持球的队友不在时”，意味着需要贡献更多，福克斯说道。“我们有一群球员都站了出来，而对我来说，就是继续做我该做的事，并且打得更有侵略性，因为我知道我身边还有其他能够得分的队友。”
福克斯的组织串联帮助马刺队实现了七人得分上双，其中包括得到20分的哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)，并且全队在47次运动战进球中送出了赛季新高的38次助攻。
福克斯表示，流畅的球权转移体现了马刺队的快节奏进攻。
“当你这样打球时，助攻数自然会不断累积，”他说道。“我们就是努力在对手投篮命中或投失后都快速发动转换进攻。我认为目前我们在对手投篮不中后的进攻是联盟顶级的，但我们希望在此基础上更进一步。我们希望在对手得分后也能打出同样出色的进攻。”
巴恩斯表示，他认为福克斯的最佳状态尚未到来，后者因腿筋伤势错过了全部训练营和赛季前八场比赛。
“我想这大概是他复出后的第五场比赛，而且他没有参加训练营，所以他仍处于找回比赛节奏的过程中，”巴恩斯说道。“但他正开始渐入佳境。随着赛季的深入，他只会变得越来越好。”
波波维奇亮相三一大学，表现‘精彩绝伦’
在上周于三一大学（Trinity University）为未来医疗保健行业领导者举办的会议上，格雷格·波波维奇 (Gregg Popovich) 的搭档对这位压轴嘉宾为学生们所做的演讲给予了高度评价。
“波波（Pop）的表现绝对是精彩绝伦，”肖恩·埃利奥特 (Sean Elliott) 说道。
这位前马刺队球星于周四晚与这位名人堂教练同台。波波维奇在去年十一月遭遇中风后，已于今年五月从教练岗位上退休。
波波维奇是本次活动的主讲嘉宾，三一大学将该活动宣传为一场为医疗管理专业的学生和卫理公会医疗保健系统的住院医师们举办的“关于领导力、团队合作和文化的对话”。
“能和他坐在一起，看他与所有年轻人互动，真的很有趣，”埃利奥特说。“他讲了很多故事，谈了很多幕后点滴，有些我知道，有些我则闻所未闻。”
“所以，这次活动对我来说，和对在场的许多人一样，都同样引人入胜。”
埃利奥特说，波波维奇还“向所有年轻人传授了大量宝贵的建议。”
“他处理得非常好，”埃利奥特补充道。
埃利奥特表示，“很高兴看到”波波维奇标志性的机智与犀利依旧。
“他精力十足，”埃利奥特说道。
现年76岁的波波维奇是NBA历史上胜场数最多的教练。他目前继续担任马刺队的篮球运营总裁。
San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama, right, talks with teamamte forward Julian Champagnie (30) during the first half of an NBA basketball game against the Sacramento Kings in San Antonio, Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025.
San Antonio Spurs guard Stephon Castle (5) looks for a way past Sacramento Kings’ forward Drew Eubanks (19) during the first half of an NBA game in San Antonio, Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025. San Antonio beat Sacramento 123-110.
点击查看原文：Spurs will be without Victor Wembanyama for at least two weeks
Spurs will be without Victor Wembanyama for at least two weeks
The Spurs will be without All-Star center Victor Wembanyama for at least two weeks after an MRI revealed he has a left calf strain.
The injury occurred in Friday night’s loss to Golden State, the Spurs said in a release. The release also stated the team will “provide updates as appropriate,” but a league source said the 21-year-old Frenchman will be re-evaluated in two to three weeks.
Wembanyama sat out Sunday’s 123-110 win over Sacramento with what the Spurs called tightness in his left calf, missing his first game of the season.
But he underwent an MRI on Sunday that revealed a more serious injury, the same one rookie Dylan Harper suffered on Nov. 2 in Phoenix and that has the No. 2 overall pick sidelined indefinitely.
Spurs coach Mitch Johnson indicated after Sunday’s game that Wembanyama likely would also miss Tuesday night’s game against Memphis.
“I know he’s champing at the bit,” Spurs coach Mitch Johnson said. “But with calf tightness … we’re not going to risk it.”
Wembanyama leads the Spurs in scoring (26.2), rebounding (12.9) and blocks (a league-high 3.6). He is also averaging 4.0 assists and 1.1 steals.
The Spurs might also be forced to play without guard Stephon Castle on Tuesday after he suffered what the team called a left hip injury in the first half against the Kings.
Johnson did not have an update after Sunday’s game regarding the extent of Castle’s injury, but the 2025 NBA Rookie of the Year described it to an San Antonio Express-News reporter in the locker room as “just soreness.”
He also said he could not pinpoint when he hurt it.
The Spurs announced shortly after the start of the second half that Castle would not return. He played 16 minutes in the first half, finishing with four points, five assists and one steal.
For the season, Castle is averaging 17.3 points, a team-best 7.5 assists, 5.8 rebounds and a team-best 1.7 steals.
Fox delivers for shorthanded team
With Wembanyama out and Castle missing the second half, Spurs guard De’Aaron Fox posted season highs for both points (28 on 11 of 20 from the field, including 4 of 8 from 3-point range) and assists (11 against just two turnovers) Sunday.
“I try to stay aggressive regardless of who’s out there, but obviously not having two guys who have the ball in their hands a lot” means more production, Fox said. “We had a group of guys that all stepped up, and for me, it was continuing to try to do what I’m doing and be a little more aggressive knowing I have other guys that are able to put the ball in the basket as well.”
Fox’s playmaking helped the Spurs land seven players in double figures, including Harrison Barnes with 20, and post a season-high 38 assists on 47 made field goals.
Fox said the ball movement reflects the Spurs’ up-tempo attack.
“You kind of see the assists pile up when you play that way,” he said. “We’re just trying to get out in transition on a make or miss. I think we have the best offense in the league right now after misses, but we want to be able to up that. We want to be able to up that after makes as well.”
Barnes said he thinks the best is yet to come for Fox, who missed all of training camp and the first eight games of the season with a hamstring injury.
“I think this is maybe his fifth game back and he didn’t have training camp, so there’s still the process of him getting his legs underneath him,” Barnes said. “But he is starting to get in form. As the season goes on, he’s just going to get better and better.”
Popovich ‘absolutely tremendous’ at Trinity appearance
Gregg Popovich’s sidekick at last week’s Trinity University conference for future healthcare leaders gave the marquee attraction high marks for his presentation to the students.
“Pop was absolutely tremendous,” Sean Elliott said.
The former Spurs star was on the stage Thursday night with the Hall of Famer, who retired from coaching in May after suffering a stroke last November.
Popovich headlined the event, which Trinity billed as a “conversation on leadership, teamwork and culture” for Healthcare Administration students and Methodist Healthcare residents.
“It was fun to sit down with him and see him interact with all the young people,” Elliott said. "He told a lot of stories and talked about a lot of things that were behind the scenes, some things I knew about and some things I didn’t.
“So, it was just as interesting for me as it was for a lot of the people there.”
Elliott said Popovich also “passed along a ton of great advice to all the young people.”
“He handled it well,” Elliott added.
Elliott said it was “fun to see” Popovich’s trademark wit remains sharp.
“He had a lot of energy,” Elliott said.
Popovich, 76, is the NBA’s all-time winningest coach. He continues to serve as the Spurs president of basketball operations.
By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News