By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-03-10 13:00:01
2026年3月6日，周五，圣安东尼奥马刺队中锋梅森·普拉姆利在圣安东尼奥的 Frost Bank 中心观看新队友与洛杉矶快船队的比赛。
中锋梅森·普拉姆利 (Mason Plumlee) 表示，他预计马刺队会将他在周二晚对阵波士顿凯尔特人队比赛中的状态从“出战成疑”升级为“出战”。
自从马刺队最初在 2 月 17 日与普拉姆利签下一份 10 天短合同以来，他一直处于休战状态。他在 2 月 27 日获得了一份效力至本赛季结束的合同。
作为一名征战联盟 13 年的老将，身高 7 英尺的普拉姆利预计将为马刺队的前场深度提供经验支持。但在普拉姆利于 12 月 31 日效力夏洛特期间接受腹股沟手术后，俱乐部决定让他稳扎稳打地恢复。
“我的身体感觉棒极了，”他在周二上午的赛前投篮练习后表示。“（马刺队）制定了一个很好的计划来让我恢复比赛状态，我已经准备好上场了。”
梅森·普拉姆利表示，他预计将在今晚对阵凯尔特人队的比赛中出战。pic.twitter.com/BzNZ1YlCrd
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普拉姆利表示，他渴望与新球队一起踏上赛场。
“这是一支无私的队伍，拥有所有我喜欢的球队特征，”他说。“我真的非常兴奋能和这些球员们一起出战。”
普拉姆利表示，对于这支在最近 16 场比赛中赢下 15 场、并以 47 胜 17 负的战绩进入波士顿之战的球队来说，“天空才是极限”。
“过去几周在人员配置、对位、赛程等方面都带来了许多不同的挑战，而这支队伍每次都成功应对了挑战，”普拉姆利说道。“所以，就像我说的，天赋、深度、年轻——这种年轻是正向的——我依然相信这支队伍（未来）大有可为。”
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What Spurs’ Mason Plumlee said about finally being ready to play
San Antonio Spurs center Mason Plumlee watches his new teammates take on the LA Clippers at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Friday, March 6, 2026.
Center Mason Plumlee said he expects the Spurs to upgrade his status from questionable to available for Tuesday night’s game against Boston.
Plumlee has been inactive since the Spurs initially signed him to a 10-day contract on Feb. 17. He received a deal for the remainder of the season on Feb. 27.
A 13-year veteran, the 7-foot Plumlee is expected to provide experienced depth to the Spurs’ frontcourt, but the club decided to bring him along slowly after he underwent groin surgery on Dec. 31 while with Charlotte.
“My body feels great,” he said after shootaround Tuesday morning. “(The Spurs) have had a good plan to get me back to playing shape, and I’m ready to go.”
Mason Plumlee said he expects to be available tonight against the Celtics. pic.twitter.com/BzNZ1YlCrd
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Plumlee said he’s eager to get on the court with his new team.
“It’s an unselfish group and has all the characteristics of teams I enjoy playing on,” he said. “I’m really excited to get out there with these guys.”
Plumlee said the “sky is the limit” for a team that entered the Boston game 47-17 after having won 15 of its last 16 games.
“The last couple of weeks presented a lot of different challenges in terms of personnel, matchups, schedule, whatever, and this group’s met the challenge each time,” Plumlee said. “So, yeah, like I said, the talent, the depth, the youth — in a good way — I still believe big things (are ahead) for this group.”
By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News