By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-03-11 00:10:17
2026年3月10日周二，圣安东尼奥弗罗斯特银行中心，波士顿凯尔特人队后卫杰伦·布朗 (7) 向裁判泰勒·福特 (39) 冲去，导致他在对阵圣安东尼奥马刺队的第二节比赛中被驱逐出场。
维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 追平了职业生涯单场最高的8记三分球，砍下39分，带领马刺队在周二晚上以125-116击败波士顿，豪取五连胜，并在过去的17场比赛中赢下了16场。
但有人认为，这场胜利或许该打上某种“星号”，因为凯尔特人队的全明星球员杰伦·布朗 (Jaylen Brown) 在上半场末段持球踩线出界后，因不满裁判未吹罚犯规而勃然大怒，最终被驱逐出场。
“我并没有忽视对方今晚并非最强阵容这一事实，”文班亚马在谈到波士顿队时表示，除了布朗被驱逐，凯尔特人后卫佩顿·普里查德 (Payton Pritchard) 也因颈部受伤缺阵。
布朗的被逐让这场全美直播的潜在总决赛预演有些变味。
“我不认同那个判罚，”凯尔特人球星杰森·塔图姆 (Jayson Tatum) 表示，“NBA一直非常强调黄金时段的比赛以及球星的出场和参与。这是一场全美直播，由联盟中最好的两支球队对阵，既然你们如此看重球星的参与，那就不该动辄驱逐，把球员赶出赛场。”
在布朗出现失误时，斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 正在进行他惯常的紧贴防守，但这位马刺后卫在这一回合中似乎并未犯规。
裁判组长泰勒·福特 (Tyler Ford) 在联席报告中表示，布朗领到第一个技术犯规是因为“挑衅性地指点裁判，并对漏吹表示愤慨且使用了亵渎性语言”。
福特表示，第二个技术犯规是因为布朗“在指点并使用亵渎性语言的同时，挑衅性地冲向场上官员”。
当被问及那次漏吹时，福特说：“在比赛即时进行中，我们没有观察到任何非法身体接触。”
布朗在离场前出战15分钟，8投4中得到8分、7次助攻、2个篮板和1次抢断。在布朗被驱逐时，凯尔特人以51-49领先，他本赛季场均可以贡献28.7分、7.2个篮板和5.1次助攻。
福特给了布朗第一个技术犯规，但在凯尔特人球员萨姆·豪瑟 (Sam Hauser) 试图拉住冲向福特的布朗时，裁判苏亚什·梅塔 (Suyash Mehta) 吹罚了第二个技术犯规将其驱逐。
凯尔特人主帅乔·马祖拉 (Joe Mazzulla) 力挺布朗，抨击了裁判驱逐布朗的方式，并用一种生动的方式暗示，既然布朗是不满福特的判罚，那么驱逐令本该由福特下达，而不是梅塔。
“我非常佩服我的高中校长。他有胆量直接把学生赶出去，而不是交给走廊监督员，”马祖拉说，“他是个了不起的校长。”
被驱逐后不久，布朗在社交媒体上猛烈抨击了裁判，他在X（原推特）上写道：“这就是我一直说的那种（脏话）破事。”
布朗的言论指的是他在1月10日马刺客场100-95击败凯尔特人后，对裁判发表的轻蔑评论。
“我接受那该死的罚款。柯蒂斯·布莱尔 (Curtis Blair) 和他们那帮人今晚表现得太差了，”布朗在那场比赛后说道，“我不在乎，他们想罚我多少都行，但这太疯狂了。每次我们对阵强队，都会遇到这种（脏话）破事。”
两天后，NBA对布朗罚款3.5万美元。
当记者问及马刺队如何能在各种情况下保持冷静时，文班亚马表示：“我认为这并不难，因为我们知道自己想做什么，知道我们的目标在哪里。如果由于这些情况导致我们失去专注力，那才是糟糕的。那会显示出不成熟，所以我们要做的就是坚持自我。”
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Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown (7) charges at referee Tyler Ford (39), resulting in his ejection from the game in the second quarter against the San Antonio Spurs at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
Victor Wembanyama tied his career high with eight 3-pointers on his way to 39 points, and the Spurs beat Boston 125-116 on Tuesday night for their fifth victory in a row and 16th win in their last 17 games.
But a case can be made that this one should come with an asterisk of sorts after Celtics All-Star Jaylen Brown was ejected after becoming enraged when a foul wasn’t called after he stepped out of bounds with the ball late in the first half.
“I don’t lose sight of the fact that it wasn’t their best team out there,” Wembanyama said of Boston, which was also without guard Payton Pritchard due to a neck injury.
Brown’s ejection dampened the nationally televised potential Finals preview.
“I disagree with it,” Celtics star Jayson Tatum said. “The NBA makes a big deal about prime-time games and stars playing and being available. National TV game, two of the best teams in the league, and you make a big deal about stars playing, then you (get) trigger-happy and throw somebody out the game."
Stephon Castle was playing his usual tight defense when Brown committed the turnover, but the Spurs guard didn’t appear to commit a foul on the play.
Crew chief Tyler Ford said in a pool report Brown received the first technical foul for “aggressively pointing and using profanity and resentment to the no call.”
The second technical came because Brown "aggressively approached a game official while pointing and using profanity,” Ford said.
Asked about the no-call, Ford said it happened because, “In live play we did not observe any illegal contact.”
Brown exited with eight points on 4-of-8 shooting, seven assists, two rebounds and a steal in 15 minutes. The Celtics led 51-49 when Brown, who entered the game averaging 28.7 points, 7.2 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game, got tossed.
Ford hit Brown with the first technical, but official Suyash Mehta whistled him for the second one after the Celtics’ Sam Hauser restrained Brown as he charged Ford.
Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla backed up Brown by knocking the officials for the way Brown was ejected, suggesting in a colorful manner that Ford should have made that call rather than Mehta because Brown’s beef was with the former.
“I just give a ton of credit to my high school principal. He had the balls to throw a student out. He didn’t leave it to the hall monitor,” Mazzulla said. “He was a hell of a principal.”
Shortly after the ejection, Brown took to social media to blast the officials, posting on X: "This the (expletive) I be talking about.”
Brown’s comment was in reference to disparaging remarks he made about officials after the Spurs beat the Celtics 100-95 on Jan. 10 in Boston.
“I’ll take the (expletive) fine. Curtis (Blair), all them dudes were terrible tonight,” Brown said after that game. “I don’t care, they can fine me whatever they want, but it’s crazy. Every time we play a good team, it’s the same (expletive).”
The NBA fined Brown $35,000 two days later.
In response to a reporter’s question about how the Spurs seem to maintain their composure in all circumstances, Wembanyama said, “I think it’s not that hard because we know what we want to do. We know where we’re going. I think the opposite situation would be bad if we lost our focus. That would be bad. They would show immaturity, so we do what we’re going to do.”
By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News