# \[PtR\] 这支马刺队，究竟哪些问题值得担忧(哪些又不必)？ ▶️
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44568
**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 视频, 2025-26赛季, 蒂姆-邓肯
**Created:** [2026 年1 月 28 日 02:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44568 "2026-01-28T02:00:06Z")
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年1 月 28 日 02:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44568/1 "2026-01-28T02:00:06Z")
By Jeje Gomez, J.R. Wilco | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-01-28 01:43:39
_编者按：我是赫苏斯·戈麦斯。本文是 PtR 主编 J.R. 威尔科与我在马刺输给鹈鹕队后的一段坦诚对话。为使行文更清晰，内容经过了少量编辑。希望大家喜欢！_
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J.R. 威尔科 ：我对于输给鹈鹕这场比赛以及本赛季至今的看法是：
当一名球员伤愈回归进入轮换阵容的第一场比赛，总是会很艰难。而这场比赛又恰好碰上文班的协防时机掌握不佳，以及全队上下几乎都忘了怎么罚球。（而且在这场比赛里，维克并没有从错误中吸取教训，仍然试图既防下跳投又保护篮筐。我不知道他是否会开始学会像邓肯当年那样做出取舍。）
我认为米奇教练决意要把这个赛季当作是稳赚不赔的额外红利来对待。如果要我揣测他的想法，我会这么说：“尽管我们伤病满营，队伍又极其年轻，但我们还是排在第二种子。我们能赢球，主要靠的是纯粹的天赋、顶级的防守和时灵时不灵的投射。如果我现在能给我未来2-3年可能要倚仗的每个人都提供上场时间，他们彼此之间就会变得足够默契，从而让我现在不以赢球最大化为目标的执教方式，在未来收获回报。”
你觉得呢？
赫苏斯·戈麦斯： 我完全同意你说的。但我也要补充一点，这已经不是他们第一次在拼劲上被一支天赋不如自己的球队比下去，也不是第一次在第三节打得死气沉沉。如果这种情况持续下去，他们第二种子的位置也坐不长。
威尔科： 当然。但一支球队磨合得越好，身体天赋的重要性就越低。2014年的马刺一再证明了这一点。
戈麦斯： 我的问题是，我们凭什么就这么确定问题会自行解决？我不是说现在就该恐慌，但我无法用“他们还年轻”和“米奇教练会搞定的”这种说辞，来把每个缺陷都轻描淡写地带过。从长远来看，并非所有问题都值得担忧。但有些问题可能确实是隐患。
威尔科 ：我想我们只是期望它最终能演变成熟的进攻体系。“弱侧移动”和“强侧移动”这些战术，一开始也不是什么完美的、能利用对手每一种防守策略的进攻体系，它们都是经过多年发展才成熟的。我之所以有信心，是因为我相信参与其中的这些“大脑”（指教练组和管理层）。我的意思是，马克西 (Maxey) 都25岁了，你看看费城现在能做到什么：
> [在 Instagram 上查看这篇帖子](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTWHZ4-lUYv/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)
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> https://hub.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Freel%2FDTWHZ4-lUYv%2F%3Futm_source%3Dig_embed%26%23038%3Butm_campaign%3Dloading&key=711ac301
戈麦斯： 费城的进攻很有趣。也很高兴看到巴洛 (Barlow) 找到了下家。
但那些争冠的马刺队里可是有那个神一般的蒂姆·邓肯啊，所以他们不需要有成千上万种进攻选择。我完全赞成保持耐心，但说白了，米奇教练还没赢得我的信任。而且文班在进攻端还不是蒂姆·邓肯。他最终可能会成为更出色的球员，但过去尽可能地把球交给在低位的邓肯是一个可行的选择，而现在仅仅把球交给维克托就行不通了，至少在目前的场上空间下是这样。
我对进攻感到沮丧的是，即便球员天赋还很稚嫩，也一定有更好的方法来平衡核心球员的优缺点。当然，这可能只是球员配置的问题。如果哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 忘了怎么投篮，那即便是最好的教练也无法为文班创造出足够的空间，让他在面对单防时能在禁区附近接球并完成进攻。
威尔科： 我同意你的看法。但正如你所说，有更好的方式来利用队里球员的技术去折磨对手的防守，或者至少让他们打得不那么轻松。
就拿挡拆来说吧。昨晚第一节早段，卡斯尔和文班打了一次挡拆，吸引了三名防守球员，并最终命中了一记空位三分。据我统计，他们下一次让文班参与挡拆，已经是第二节初了。当防守方似乎完全没准备好应对时，为什么不继续打这个战术呢？
然后还有像这样的回合：
维克已经把防守人卡在身后，只需要一记比防守人更靠近他的传球把他引向篮筐。但哈珀 (Harper) 无视了他，把球传给了尚帕尼 (Champagnie)。这不算个坏选择，但为什么不告诉队里每个人，每次看到这种情况都要稳稳收下这两分呢？
马刺队忽视了太多轻松得分的机会。强队确实可以在忽略一些早期进攻机会的情况下赢球，但这并不常见。而我对这些不合逻辑的决策一场又一场比赛都得不到解决感到越来越厌倦和沮丧。
戈麦斯 ：我想这是因为后卫们都在打简单的战术，因为他们中没人是顶级传球手。哈珀可能得到的指令是，如果大个子在禁区吸引了三个人，那肯定有人会出空位，他们应该去找那个空位。但相比这些微观细节，我更在意进攻的宏观层面，我想这就是我们分歧的关键所在。
我不在乎他们因为传不出一个从没学过的空接球而错失得分机会。我想要一个体系。如果这是一个培养新人的赛季，那就去试验，别在乎输赢。但我感觉马刺说这是培养赛季，只是为了逃避外界的审视。想赢球？那就别上卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant)了，把卡斯尔放到替补席，把球交到福克斯 (Fox) 手里，然后把空间拉开。想培养年轻球员？那福克斯为什么会在这？为什么巴恩斯是首发？为什么不围绕维克和哈珀来打所有战术？为什么不让卡斯尔打无球，让他投丢一百万个三分球，直到他练出投篮为止？
威尔科 ：是啊，他们想两头兼顾，这点显而易见。
戈麦斯 ：没错，而我担心的正是，他们试图两头抓，结果却可能两头都落空。
威尔科 ：在过去，我总能让自己相信，任何我能想到的问题，球队内部肯定早就考虑过并且为了追求一条我所看不到的更好道路而放弃了。但现在这是一个新的管理团队，他们还没有赢得那种信任。波波维奇仍然是最高决策者，但这又真正意味着什么呢？他们能在无视我们正在讨论的这些真实问题的情况下，建立起一套成功的进攻体系吗？
戈麦斯 ：我仍然相信，在篮球方面，他们的智慧远超于我。但现在还有其他因素在起作用。上座率、季后赛收入、工作保障——这些在波波维奇当教练、R.C.布福德当总经理的时候根本不是问题。这才是让我害怕的地方。过去的马刺不是一支有着普通球队烦恼的普通球队。现在，他们有点像了。虽然我相信掌权者们比我聪明，但我不再确信他们比联盟里其他教练和总经理更聪明了。至少，目前还没有。
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
> **点击查看原文：What is (and isn’t) worth worrying about with these Spurs?**
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> # What is (and isn’t) worth worrying about with these Spurs?
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> _Editor’s note: Jeje Gomez here. This is a candid conversation between PtR’s Editor in Chief, J.R. Wilco, and me after the loss to the Pelicans. It has been lightly edited for clarity. Enjoy!_
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> **J.R. Wilco** : My take on the Pels game and the season so far:
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> The first game bringing a guy back into the rotation can be trying, and it just so happened to be the same game when Wemby had poor timing on his help defense and when the entire team largely forgot how to make free throws. (And the game where Vic wasn’t learning from his mistakes but continued to try to stop jumpers as well as protect the rim. I wonder whether he’ll ever start compromising the way Duncan learned to.)
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> I think Mitch is committed to treating this season like he’s playing with house money. If I could put words in his mouth to describe what I imagine his mindset is, I’d say, “We’re the #2 seed despite our many injuries and our extreme youth, winning games largely through raw talent, elite defense, and sporadically streaky shooting. If I just get playing time for everyone who I will probably be relying on in 2-3 years, they’ll get comfortable enough with each other to reap the benefits of me not coaching for win maximization right now.”
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> What do you think?
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> **Jesus Gomez:** I agree with all of it. But I’ll also add that it’s not the first time they get out-hustled by a less talented team or come out flat in the third quarter. And if it keeps happening, they won’t be the second seed for long
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> **Wilco:** Sure. But the more a team works together, the less physical talent matters. 2014 made that obvious time and again
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> **Gomez:** My thing is, why are we so sure things will work themselves out? I’m not saying it’s time to panic, but I just can’t brush away every flaw by saying they are young and Mitch will figure things out. Not everything is concerning, thinking long-term. But some things might be.
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> **Wilco** : I guess we just expect it to eventually become what mature offenses grow into. Motion Weak and Motion Strong didn’t start as fully realized offensive schemes with options to take advantage of every defensive response. They grew into those over the years. I find myself sure because I trust the minds involved. I mean, Maxey is 25 and look what Philly can do now:
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> > [View this post on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTWHZ4-lUYv/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=loading)
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> > https://hub.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2Freel%2FDTWHZ4-lUYv%2F%3Futm_source%3Dig_embed%26%23038%3Butm_campaign%3Dloading&key=711ac301
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> **Gomez:** Fun stuff from Philly. And it’s good to see that Barlow found a home.
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> But those contending Spurs teams had Tim freaking Duncan, so they didn’t need to have a million options. I’m all for being patient, but Mitch hasn’t earned my trust, basically. And Wemby is not Tim Duncan on offense. He might end up being a better player, but throwing the ball to Duncan in the post as much as possible was a viable option while just giving the ball to Victor isn’t, at least with the current spacing.
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> My frustration with the offense is that even with how raw the talent is, there has to be a better way to balance the strengths and weaknesses of the best players. Granted, it might just be a personnel problem. If Harrison Barnes forgets how to shoot, not even the best coach can manufacture enough spacing for Wemby to catch and finish near the paint against single coverage
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> **Wilco:** I agree with you. But even as you say, there are better ways to utilize the skills on the team to torture defenses, or at least make life less easy for them.
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> Take pick-and-rolls, for instance. Early in the first quarter last night, Castle and Wemby ran one that commanded three defenders and ended in a wide-open (made) three. By my count, the next time they ran another pick-and-roll with Wemby was early in the second. Why not go back to it when the defense seemed utterly unprepared to deal?
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> Then there are plays like this:
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> Vic has his man sealed and just needs to be led toward the rim with a pass that’s relatively closer to him than his man. But Harper ignores him and goes to Champagnie. Not a bad option, but why isn’t everyone on the team told to cash these two points every time they see this?
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> There are SO many options for easy points that the Spurs ignore. Great teams can win while ignoring some early offense opportunities, but it’s unusual. And I’m getting tired of being frustrated by illogical decisions not being addressed game after game.
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> **Gomez** : I think it’s because the guards are making the simple play, since none of them are next-level passers. Harper has probably been told that if the big gets three guys in the paint, someone will be open and they should look for them. But I’m more bothered by the macro aspect of the offense than the micro, and I think that’s the crux of our disagreement.
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> I don’t care that they leave points on the table because they don’t throw a lob pass that they never learned to throw. I want a system. If this is a developmental season, experiment and forget about wins. But I feel like the Spurs say it’s a developmental season to avoid scrutiny. Do you want to win? Stop playing Carter Bryant, move Castle to the bench, put the ball in Fox’s hands, and space the floor properly. Do you want to develop the young players? Then why is Fox here? Why is Barnes starting? Why are you not running everything through Vic and Harper? Why aren’t you playing Castle off the ball so he can clank a million threes until he develops a shot?
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> **Wilco** : Yeah, they’re trying to have it both ways, that’s clear enough to see.
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> **Gomez** : Right, and what I’m scared of is that by trying to do both, they’ll end up doing neither.
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> **Wilco** : Back in the old days, I was able to make myself believe that there wasn’t anything I could think of that the team hadn’t already considered and rejected to pursue a better path than I could see. But this is a new regime that hasn’t earned that kind of goodwill. Pop is at the top still, but what does that really mean? And can they build a successful attack while ignoring the very real issues that we’re discussing?
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> **Gomez** : I still believe that they are infinitely smarter than I am when it comes to basketball. But there are other incentives at play. Attendance. Playoff revenue. Job security, which was not an issue at all when Pop was the coach and R.C. Buford was the GM. That’s what scares me. The Spurs were not a normal team with normal team concerns back in the day. Now they kind of are. And while I trust the people in charge to be smarter than me, I’m not confident they are smarter than other coaches and GMs anymore. Not yet, at least.
By Jeje Gomez, J.R. Wilco, via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/93844/what-is-and-isnt-worth-worrying-about-with-these-spurs)
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### 作者：  [@PtR](https://chinaspurs.com/u/PtR)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年1 月 28 日 06:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44568/2 "2026-01-28T06:00:08Z")
# 热评：
> [@Fkj](#):
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> 真是一石激起千层浪！
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> 所以，我还是要重申我的老话……这支球队的进度已经超前了，并且超出了所有人（包括PTR的编辑们）的预期。
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> 未来那支争冠马刺的最终核心阵容里，一位超级巨星才三年级……（离进入巅峰期至少还有3年），另一位二年级，还有两位是新秀。就像NBA历史上任何一支冠军核心队伍一样，他们需要成长，需要学会如何避免失败，然后才是如何去赢球。
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> 关于福克斯的整个事情完全是事后诸葛亮，我们在交易得到福克斯时，并不知道后来会选到哈珀。
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> 赛季之初就说得很明白……目标是进入季后赛并培养赢球习惯，重点则放在 防守 上。
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> 当然，新教练和新总经理必须赢得信任。他们都相对较新。所以，让我们根据他们到目前为止的整体成果来评判他们。（而不是为了支撑某个特定论调而挑选随机的样本。）
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> 赛季半程节点：
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> 1. 队史首次取得5连胜。
> 2. 季中锦标赛决赛圈客场击败丹佛、洛杉矶和波特兰。
> 3. 3次战胜卫冕冠军，包括一场客场胜利。
> 4. 在残酷的西部，曾连续数周位居第二。
> 5. 拥有全联盟第三好的战绩。
> 6. 胜率喜人……客场战绩 / 对阵胜率五成以上球队的战绩 / 关键时刻战绩 / 以及对阵顶级强队的胜场数。
> 7. 赛季大部分时间，攻防效率均排名前十。
> 8. 选秀选中了文班亚马/卡斯尔/哈珀/布莱恩特。
> 9. 签下了卢克/KO/沃特斯。
> 10. 以合理的成本交易来福克斯并与他签约。
> 11. 拥有联盟中最具深度的阵容之一，同时还手握大量选秀资产、薪金空间灵活性和可交易的合同。
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> 我想说这已经相当了不起了，如果在赛季初有人给我们开出这样的条件，我们所有人都会说……那必须的！！
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> 正因为我们做得这么好，一些人开始要求/期待更多……问题（其实这根本不是问题）不在于现实，而可能在于某些人的期望。
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> 这还不是一支冠军争夺者。各位，耐心点。
> 以上是我的一些冗长拙见:)
> [@Veggiedelite](#):
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> 目前我对这支球队的主要担忧如下，排名不分先后：
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> 1. 卡斯尔。他最近在进攻端除了那些非常简单的助攻外，一无是处。他无法在篮下、中距离或三分线外得分，甚至连罚球都罚不进。他基本上是在组织进攻，因为他打不了无球。但他的组织实在太差了，以至于最近他一坐下我就感到兴奋。
> 2. 福克斯被变成了一个低使用率的矮个无球球员。我们刚用顶薪签下他，却没有以一种合理的方式使用他。别再搞这些名堂了，让他打他该打的位置——控球后卫。
> 3. 文班似乎无法在一场比赛里同时兼顾内外线。我们大概有30场比赛，其中一些他还有伤，他都在努力打得像个大个子，在内线活动，几乎不投外线。而过去几周，他又只在外面打了。这两种选择都不是非常聪明的篮球。我们必须让教练把他安排到不同的战术中，每场比赛都为他找到可以利用的攻击点。
> 4. 哈里森·巴恩斯 (HB) 从十一月以来就基本处于梦游状态。在经历了一个火热的开局后，他十二月的三分命中率是35%，到了一月现在只有29%。如今，他作为一个首发球员，除了投篮之外几乎做不了任何其他事情。他的防守充其量算还行，在某些对位中常常显得脚步太慢或身高不足。有时他能攻击防守补位，完成一个变速上篮，但这最近也不常见了。马刺不是那种会在这里进行交易的球队，但要是我，我就把他交易掉。化学反应可能会受影响，但如果有一笔交易能让我们在其他位置上得到升级，我认为我们应该考虑一下。让朱利安和首发一起打四号位。我们需要HB做的所有事情，他都比HB做得更好——更好的防守和投射。
> [@spiceymeatball](#):
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> 我对这个网站上所有的抱怨感到震惊。我们正在经历一个奇妙的赛季，胜场数有了巨大的飞跃，到本赛季末，我们的防守很可能排进前十（甚至前五）。尽管明星球员和关键天才球员遭遇了长时间的伤病，我们还是一直在赢球——这无疑是球队下限稳固的标志。我们确实刚输给了实力不济的鹈鹕，但是——当我们的球员在第三节集中精神时，他们瞬间就压倒了鹈鹕，抹平了对手20分的领先优势。这支马刺队不是一辆磕磕绊绊的老爷车——它是一匹试图驯服自己性子、并将所有不同能力整合成一个统一身份的狂野赛马。
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> 而且——不，我不同意为了不惜一切代价赢在当下，而牺牲我们正在成长的明星球员卡斯尔、哈珀、布莱恩特，尤其是文班亚马的加速成长未来，就把这支球队硬塞进一个固定的体系里。文班亚马仍然是一个四肢修长、尚在微调的年轻人。他是一个奇特而令人难以置信的天才，随着肌肉和神经系统的进一步成熟，他注定会做出比今天偶尔让我们惊叹的表现更为了不起的事情。
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> 球队最近在比赛中进攻停滞的时间太长，这是否就意味着情况到了十万火急的地步？我不这么认为，尽管这是个问题，但它终将过去。卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 正在迎来转机——他甚至学会了如何扣篮！哈珀现在正处于瓶颈期，但他毕竟才刚踏入NBA，我们已经看到了他身上闪现出伟大潜力的火花。福克斯出色地与卡斯尔分享了球权，但在关键时刻或需要稳定军心时，他随时待命。我毫不怀疑，在季后赛中，米奇会在黄金时段赋予他更多的领导权。
>
> 卡斯尔的投篮效率一直惨不忍睹，失误也多得离谱，但你再仔细一看：他的场均助攻数在NBA所有后卫中排名前十。他本赛季甚至可能在最佳防守阵容的投票中获得一些认可，有黑马之姿入选二阵。他的持球突破杀入禁区的能力是精英级别的，他用大量的罚球（当然，如果他能罚进更多就更好了）来弥补自己投篮不佳的夜晚。他在篮下的表现看起来时好时坏……然后你查查数据，会发现当与其他后卫排名时，他实际上是一个很好的篮下终结者。而且尽管有失误，他的控球也很稳固。
>
> 福克斯这一年似乎平平无奇，直到你查看他的高阶数据，那会告诉你一个完全不同的故事。尚帕尼正在迎来爆发的一年，如果他进入受限制自由球员市场，身价很可能会变得非常高。瓦塞尔作为一名命中率38%的移动射手表现得远为稳定，并且在中远距离比赛中表现出色。当然，还有年度最佳第六人凯尔登。
>
> 所以，是的，马刺最近有些磕绊，无疑持续得有点久了，但是，顶级球队里又有哪支没有经历过呢？
>
> 冷静下来，系好安全带。这支马刺队将在本赛季的某个时刻融为一体。到那时，当然，很多人会说他们早就预料到了，或者说早就该这样了。无论如何，这支球队已经蓄势待发。也许还没有完全准备好在本赛季翻越山丘登顶。但他们会在季后赛给任何对手制造麻烦，甚至可能出人意料地提前夺得桂冠，给我们所有人一个惊喜。他们就是这么有天赋。
>
> 最后关于米奇——是的，他经验不足。在某些夜晚，我对他无法搞清楚如何挑战判罚感到极度恼火。但他为这支球队带来了很多积极的东西，而且你无法否认他的战绩。有人可能会说他还在摸索。我想这其中有一定道理。但还有一点——他正在用一支仍在试图摸索一个“外星人”极限的球队做实验。而那个“外星人”自己也仍在实验中寻找自我。你得给那种级别的天赋一些空间，让他自己开辟道路。你得给他让路，而这恰恰使得米奇成为这支年轻球队的绝配教练。
> [@Morethanagame](#):
>
> 担忧和缺乏信心（因为他们还没证明任何事）是合理的——但“害怕”可能是一个对球队现状而言过于强烈的反应，这或许更多地反映了我们作为球迷的特质（如果我们害怕的话，虽然我并不害怕），而非球队本身。马刺当然有需要改进的地方，而且并非所有问题都是因为他们不成熟或缺乏经验（不过，进步和智慧通常也伴随着成熟和经验而来）。学会不犯愚蠢的错误和做出更好的决策是一回事，提升他们的技术和打法是另一回事。两者都是必需的，并且可以同时发生。
>
> 另一方面，我认为我们需要避免戴着玫瑰色滤镜、脱离时代背景去看待蒂姆·邓肯 (TD) 和老马刺（以及波波），并拿他们与现在的这支球队做比较（至少不要过度比较）。我是TD的终生铁杆粉丝（他永远是我的最爱，这不理性），所以我才这么说。现在的这支球队（维克托，也包括其他队员和教练组）正走在他们自己独特的道路上，面对的是一个截然不同的联盟，以及截然不同的打法和运动能力水平。尽管我们可以怀念将球扔给低位的TD并期待得分的那份可靠，但我们应该记住，TD并非每次都能命中，有些比赛中他也会因对手施加的防守类型而挣扎。我前几天在看一些老比赛，思考着现在的篮球打法——节奏完全不同了，如果把老马刺放到现在，他们可能会以一种不同的方式陷入困境。当然，老马刺犯的错误更少，频率也低得多，而且波波有20年积累经验和思考比赛计划的沉淀。现在的球队在执行力、纪律性和经验方面还远未达到那个水平。但他们也拥有不同类型的天赋（而且天赋满满！）以及需要应对的各种不同挑战。
>
> 我的老派老师曾经对我们的父母说：不要把你们自己的挣扎和经历强加给你们的孩子。每一代人都有他们自己的挣zha和挑战。我认为这也同样适用于这里。
> [@Brandon Meiners](#):
>
> > 马刺是一支超常发挥的年轻球队，还是一支有缺陷的争冠者？
>
> 
>
> > [@snoozulooz](#):
> >
> > 完全正确。这就是篮球。享受它现在的样子和未来的可能性，而不是为什么事都担忧，这样不行吗？
> [@Los Diablo](#):
>
> 我认识一个人，她比米奇更懂得如何执教和运营进攻……
>
> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk82E6YETjA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk82E6YETjA)
>
> > [@Computer Blue](#):
> >
> > 我选她都不要米奇。
> [@Brandon Meiners](#):
>
> [https://x.com/TheDunkCentral/status/2016374521268207845?s=20](https://x.com/TheDunkCentral/status/2016374521268207845?s=20)
>
> > 据 [@ TheSteinLine](https://twitter.com/TheSteinLine?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) 报道，杰里米·索汉 (Jeremy Sochan) 和他的阵营已获得马刺队的许可，可以探索离开圣安东尼奥的新下家。
> >
> > “联盟消息人士称，杰里米·索汉及其代表已获得马刺队的许可，可以探索潜在新下家的… [pic.twitter.com/D7k8OD2Daq](https://t.co/D7k8OD2Daq)
> >
> > — NBACentral (@ TheDunkCentral) [2026年1月28日](https://twitter.com/TheDunkCentral/status/2016374521268207845?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> >
> > 
> [@pejoweho](#):
>
> 杰森·塔图姆 (Jayson Tatum) 谈论文班亚马：
>
> [https://x.com/NBA\_\_Courtside/status/2016217472873939349](https://x.com/NBA__Courtside/status/2016217472873939349)
>
> > 杰森·塔图姆谈文班亚马：
> >
> > “文班亚马，怎么说呢，只要有机会，我每晚都会看他比赛，亲眼看到他本人更是觉得太离谱了。我甚至不知道该如何表达。他的身体还没完全成熟，他自己也还在摸索之中。他能做到的那些事，我们前所未见…… [pic.twitter.com/FWWIY5MRsb](https://t.co/FWWIY5MRsb)
> >
> > — NBA Courtside (@ NBA\_\_Courtside) [2026年1月27日](https://twitter.com/NBA__Courtside/status/2016217472873939349?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> >
> > https://hub.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fx.com%2FNBA__Courtside%2Fstatus%2F2016217472873939349%3Fref_src%3Dtwsrc%255Etfw&key=ef670f4b
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>
> #
>
> > [@Fkj](#):
> >
> > Talk about stirring things up!
> >
> > So I will repeat my mantra.. This team is ahead of schedule and ahead of everyone’s ( including the PTR staff) expectations.
> >
> > The eventual core of the contending Spurs to be are a superstar in 3rd season..( Atleast 3 years from entering his prime) The other is in 2nd year, and two are rookies..Just like any other championship core in history of the NBA, they have to develop, learn how not to lose, and then how to win.
> >
> > This whole Fox thing is 20/20 hindsight, we did not know we woukd draft Harper when we traded for Fox.
> >
> > At the start of the year it was stated..The goal was to make the playoffs and develop winning habits, with the focus on the DEFENSE.
> >
> > Ofcourse the new coach and GM have to earn trust. They are both relatively new. So let us judge them on the results so far, as a whole. ( Not picking out random sample sizes that support a chosen narrative.)
> >
> > Halfway point.
> >
> > 1. 1st 5 game win streak in team history.
> > 2. Cup final beating Den,LA, and Portland on the road.
> > 3. 3 wins vs defending champs including on the road.
> > 4. Have spent several weeks with the #2 seed in the brutal West.
> > 5. Have the 3rd best record in the entire league.
> > 6. Winning …road record / vs 500% teams/ clutch time/ and wins vs top teams.
> > 7. Have spent most of season ranked top 10 in Def. and Off.
> > 8. Drafting of Wemby/Castle/Harper/Bryant
> > 9. Signing of Luke/ KO/Waters
> > 10 . Trading for Fox and signing him at reasonable costs.
> > 10. Having one of the deepest teams in the league, while having plenty of draft assests, cap flexibility, and tradeable contracts.
> >
> > I would say that is pretty impressive, and if anyone had offered that at start of season, we would all have said..Heck ya!!
> >
> > Because we have done so well, some are asking / expecting more..The problem( which is not actually a problem) is not the reality, but maybe the expectations of some.
> >
> > This is not yet a championship contender. Patience people.
> > My long winded dime:)
>
> > [@Veggiedelite](#):
> >
> > My main worries about this team currently are in no particular order:
> >
> > 1. Castle. He’s doing nothing well on offense recently beyond the pretty simple assist plays. He’s not scoring at the rim, mid range, 3 pointer. Can even make fts. He’s basically running the offense because he can’t play off ball. But running it so poorly I get excited when he sits recently.
> > 2. Fox being turned into a low usage undersized off ball option. We just paid him max money and not using him in a manner that makes sense. Stop the nonsense and use him as he should be. As a PG.
> > 3. Wemby doesn’t seem to be able to play both outside and inside during one game. We went about 30 games, some of them he was injured, where he was trying to play like a big man. In the paint and was shooting almost nothing outside. Last couple weeks he’s only playing outside. Neither option is very smart basketball. We have to have a coach putting him into different action and finding spots for him to exploit every game.
> > 4. HB basically been out to lunch since November. After a hot start he went 35% from 3 in December, now 29% in January. This is a guy that does basically nothing else at a starter level these days but shoot. His defense is at best ok. Often woefully slow or short in certain matchups. Sometimes he can attack the close out and get an off speed lay up but that’s not been common recently either. The spurs aren’t the kind of org to pull a trade here but I’d just move him here. Chemistry might take a hit but especially if there’s a trade that could give us an upgrade elsewhere just think we should be looking at it. Let Julian play the 4 with the starters. He’s doing all the things we need HB to do better than HB. Better defense and shooting.
>
> > [@spiceymeatball](#):
> >
> > I am astounded by all the griping on this site. We’re having a wondrous season, an exceptional jump in wins and losses, a top 10 ( likely ending in a top 5) defense by end of this season. We’ve been winning despite lengthy injuries to stars and key talent - a sure sign of a stable floor being laid. We just lost to the lowly Pelicans, true, BUT - when our guys put their minds to it in the 3rd, they overwhelmed the Pelicans to surmount a 20pt lead by them in a micro second. This Spurs team isn’t a sputtering jalopy – it’s a wild race horse that’s trying to tame temperament and corral all its different capabilities into a coherent identity.
> >
> > And NO – I disagree with pigeon holing this team into a set system to win now at all costs, whilst sacrificing an accelerated future with our developing stars in Castle, Harper, Bryant and, most of all, Wemby who’s still a gangly mess of limbs fine tuning. A strange and unbelievable talent that, with more maturity muscle-wise and neurologically, is set to do things even more remarkable than what occasionally generates awe today.
> >
> > Is the team’s offensive lulls for too many stretches of play recently cause to think this is a 5 alarm fire? I don’t believe so, though it is a problem that will pass. Carter Bryant is turning the corner - he’s even figured out how to dunk! Harper is treading water right now, but he’s only just been hatched in the NBA and we’ve seen inklings of something pretty great. Fox has wonderfully shared time with Castle, but is on standby in the clutch or to steady the ship when needed. In the playoffs, I have not doubt he’ll be given more of the lead by Mitch in prime time playoffs.
> >
> > Castle has been miserably inefficient shooting, turnover crazy, and then you take another look: he’s in the top 10 in the NBA amongst guards in assists per game. He just might get some All-NBA Defense recognition in votes this season, with an outsider’s shot at a 2nd team nod. His dribble drive penetration into the paint is elite and he offsets his poor shooting on nights with a bevy of FTs (which it would admittedly be nice to see him cash in a greater %). He looks hit or miss at the rim, … then you check the statistics and you find he’s actually good finisher at it when ranked against other guards. And he’s got a solid handle, despite the turnovers.
> >
> > Fox seems to be having a ho hum year until you check his advanced stats which tell a different story. Champagnie is having a breakout year and is likely going to get very expensive if he gets into restricted free agency. Vassell has been far more consistent as a 38% sniper on the move and elite in the mid to long midrange game. And of course, 6th man of the year Keldon.
> >
> > So, yes, the Spurs have sputtered lately, a tad too long no doubt, but, then, which amongst the top tier teams haven’t?
> >
> > Settle down, strap yourself in and buckle your seatbelts. This Spurs team is going to congeal at some point this season. And when it does, of course, many will say they saw it coming, or it’s about time. Either way, this team is on the verge. Perhaps not completely ready to crest the hill to the top this season. But they’re going to give any team in the playoffs fits and just might fool us all and prematurely, unexpectedly actually take the crown. They are that talented.
> >
> > A final thing about Mitch - yes, he’s inexperienced. And on certain nights I feel debilitatingly exasperated he can’t figure out how to challenge calls. But he’s got good things going for this team and you can’t argue with his record. Some may say he’s still finding his way. I imagine there’s a grain of truth in that. But there’s also - he’s experimenting with a team that still is trying figure out the limits of an alient. And same alien is also still experimenting to find it on his own. You give that level of talent some slack, you let him carve out his own way. You get out of his way, which is exactly what makes Mitch just the coach for this young team.
>
> > [@Morethanagame](#):
> >
> > Concerns and a lack of confidence (as in they haven’t proven anything yet) are reasonable - but ‘scare’ is probably a rather strong reaction to what’s going on with the team, which perhaps says more about who we are as fans (if we are scared, though I am not) than the team. For sure there are things the Spurs need to improve on, and they are not all because they are immature or lack experience (but then improvement and intelligence usually come with maturity and experience too). It’s one thing to learn not to make silly mistakes and better decisions. It’s another to make improvement on their skills and plays. Both are needed and both can happen at the same time.
> >
> > On the other hand, I think we need to avoid seeing TD and the old Spurs (and Pop) through a rosy lens and out of context and compare them to the current iteration of the team (not too much anyway). I say this as a life long superfan of TD (he’ll always be my favourite, and it’s not rational). The current iteration (Vic, but also the rest of the team and coaching staff) is on their own unique path, with a very different league, and very different styles of plays and level of athleticism. As much as we can reminisce on the reliability of throwing the ball to TD at the post and expecting a bucket, we should remember that TD didn’t hit every shot there, and there were games when he also struggled with the type of deffense that the opponents threw at him. I was watching some of the older games the other day and thinking about how the game is played now - the pace is totally different, and the old Spurs might have struggled in a different way if we put them here now. For sure, the old Spurs made fewer mistakes and a lot less frequently, and Pop has had 20 years of accumulating experiences and thinking about game plans. The current team is not there yet in terms of execution, discipline, and experience. But they also have different sets of talent (and a lot of it!) and different kinds of challenges to contend.
> >
> > My old school teacher used to say to our parents: Don’t transplant your own struggles and experience onto your children. Each generation has their own struggles and challenges. I think that applies here too.
>
> > [@Brandon Meiners](#):
> >
> > > Are the Spurs an overachieving young team or a flawed contender
> >
> > 
> >
> > > [@snoozulooz](#):
> > >
> > > Exactly. It’s basketball. Is it OK to just enjoy it for what it is and what it might be some day and not worry about anything?
>
> > [@Los Diablo](#):
> >
> > I know someone that knows how to coach and run an offense far better than Mitch…
> >
> > [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk82E6YETjA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk82E6YETjA)
> >
> > > [@Computer Blue](#):
> > >
> > > I’d take her over Mitch.
>
> > [@Brandon Meiners](#):
> >
> > [https://x.com/TheDunkCentral/status/2016374521268207845?s=20](https://x.com/TheDunkCentral/status/2016374521268207845?s=20)
> >
> > > Jeremy Sochan and his camp have received permission from the Spurs to explore a new home away from San Antonio, per [@ TheSteinLine](https://twitter.com/TheSteinLine?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> > >
> > > “League sources say that Jeremy Sochan and his representation have received permission from the Spurs to explore the landscape for a potential new… [pic.twitter.com/D7k8OD2Daq](https://t.co/D7k8OD2Daq)
> > >
> > > — NBACentral (@ TheDunkCentral) [January 28, 2026](https://twitter.com/TheDunkCentral/status/2016374521268207845?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> > >
> > > 
>
> > [@pejoweho](#):
> >
> > Jayson Tatum talking about Wemby:
> >
> > [https://x.com/NBA\_\_Courtside/status/2016217472873939349](https://x.com/NBA__Courtside/status/2016217472873939349)
> >
> > > Jayson Tatum on Wemby:
> > >
> > > “Wembanyama is like, watching him on a nightly basis when I can and seeing him in person is just ridiculous. I don’t even know how else to express it. His body still hasn’t matured and he’s still figuring himself out. Things he’s able to do, we’ve never… [pic.twitter.com/FWWIY5MRsb](https://t.co/FWWIY5MRsb)
> > >
> > > — NBA Courtside (@ NBA\_\_Courtside) [January 27, 2026](https://twitter.com/NBA__Courtside/status/2016217472873939349?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
> > >
> > > https://hub.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fx.com%2FNBA__Courtside%2Fstatus%2F2016217472873939349%3Fref_src%3Dtwsrc%255Etfw&key=ef670f4b
via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-analysis/93844/what-is-and-isnt-worth-worrying-about-with-these-spurs#comments)