[PtR] 自由讨论贴：西部决赛移师阿拉莫城，马刺可能缺少两名控球后卫 ▶️

PtR · 2026 年5 月 21 日 11:07

By Jeph Duarte | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-05-21 11:00:00

虽然马刺在首战中抢下了主场优势，但他们也绝没有幻想过能轻而易举地拿下第二场。

俄克拉荷马城重新调整了状态，并打出了让他们整个赛季都高居西部榜首的那种比赛节奏。

德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 因右脚踝高位扭伤，连续第二场未能披挂上阵。

消息人士告诉ESPN，由于右脚踝高位扭伤，马刺队的德阿隆·福克斯预计将缺席今晚对阵俄克拉荷马雷霆的第二场比赛。

— 沙姆斯·查拉尼亚 (Shams Charania) (@ ShamsCharania) 2026年5月20日

此外，迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 因腿筋受伤离场。他似乎是在这次进攻中初次加重了伤势：

迪伦·哈珀腿筋受伤，返回更衣室 pic.twitter.com/ldMQawDtEB

— LakeShowYo (@ LakeShowYo) 2026年5月21日

随后他又与切特·霍姆格伦 (Chet Holmgren) 发生碰撞，被迫退出了余下的比赛。

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在赛后新闻发布会上，马刺队主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 表示他还没有收到任何官方消息，因此无法提供最新的伤情进展。

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赛后发布会 pic.twitter.com/v8BAW8eHZR

— 杰夫·杜阿尔特 (Jeph Duarte) (@ JephDuarte) 2026年5月21日

马刺现场解说员雅各布·托比 (Jacob Tobey) 非常简明扼要地梳理了整起事件的经过。

马刺队又开始故弄玄虚了。

除了称其为“腿部伤势”外，他们仍未具体说明迪伦·哈珀到底伤到了哪里。

至少让人稍微感到欣慰的是，在走向更衣室后，哈珀确实尝试过重返赛场，但最终还是…… pic.twitter.com/iPMpRNMCuM

— SpursRΞPORTΞR (@ SpursReporter) 2026年5月21日

如果马刺无法派上福克斯和哈珀，乔丹·麦克劳林 (Jordan McLaughlin) 很可能会获得更多上场时间。在第一场比赛结束后，约翰逊教练曾表示，他和教练组在整场比赛中都讨论过换上“J-Mac”（麦克劳林），但最终还是决定不这么做。然而在第二场比赛中，麦克劳林出场7分钟并立竿见影地产生了影响，在外线三分球2投2中。在第三场比赛中，麦克劳林的控球能力可能会被更加需要。

卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 将这场失利归咎于自己，认为自己的9次失误是给雷霆留下可乘之机并扳平大比分的关键因素。在赛后发布会上，他无精打采地靠在麦克风前。这位前年度最佳新秀并没有太多眼神交流，并承担了失利的主要责任。

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斯蒂芬·卡斯尔赛后 pic.twitter.com/gXsu4EA7lM

— 杰夫·杜阿尔特 (@ JephDuarte) 2026年5月21日

这位2024年NCAA冠军确实提到，由于系列赛每两天就有一场，他们没有时间沉溺于沮丧之中。看看录像，调整一下战术，马刺将在不到48小时内迎来第三场比赛。他们必须快速忘掉过去，力争在周五回到霜冻银行中心（Frost Bank Center）的主场球迷面前重新振作。

与此同时，约翰逊称卡斯尔为一名“战士”，维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 也对卡斯尔的表现赞赏有加。

文班亚马谈到卡斯尔的表现以及在强身体对抗下的发挥：

“他的竞争心是无与伦比的，我们绝对需要这一点。他帮我们摆脱了许多困境。”#GoSpursGo #PorVida pic.twitter.com/bl6VLTikLB

— Wemby Alien Era (@ WembyAlienEra) 2026年5月21日

可以肯定的一点是，马刺全队都坚信，无论场上是哪五个人，他们都会紧密团结在一起，并做好战斗准备。

马刺加油！

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。

点击查看原文：Open Thread: Spurs could be missing two point guards as the Western Conference Finals head to The Alamo City

Open Thread: Spurs could be missing two point guards as the Western Conference Finals head to The Alamo City

The Spurs stole home court advantage in game 1, but had no delusions of taking game 2 without a fight.

Oklahoma City reset and were able to recreate the kind of game that kept them at the top of the Western Conference all season.

De’Aaron Fox did not suit up for the second straight game with a right high ankle sprain.

Spurs’ De’Aaron Fox is expected to miss his second consecutive contest in Game 2 tonight against the Oklahoma City Thunder due to a right high ankle sprain, sources tell ESPN.

— Shams Charania (@ ShamsCharania) May 20, 2026

In addition, Dylan Harper went out with a hamstring injury. He appears to have initially aggravated it on this play:

Dylan Harper injured his hamstring and exits to the locker room pic.twitter.com/ldMQawDtEB

— LakeShowYo (@ LakeShowYo) May 21, 2026

He then collided with Chet Holmgren, forcing him out of the remainder of the game.

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At the postgame press conference Spurs Head Coach Mitch Johnson stated he had not heard anything official and did not offer an update.

@ poundingtherock @ spurs

Postgame presser pic.twitter.com/v8BAW8eHZR

— Jeph Duarte (@ JephDuarte) May 21, 2026

Spurs play-by-play announcer Jacob Tobey broke down the entire series of events quite concisely.

The Spurs are being very mysterious again.

They still are not specifying exactly what Dylan Harper injured beyond calling it a “leg injury.”

What’s at least somewhat encouraging is that after heading to the locker room, Harper DID attempt to return before ultimately being… pic.twitter.com/iPMpRNMCuM

— SpursRΞPORTΞR (@ SpursReporter) May 21, 2026

If the Spurs are without the services of Fox and Harper, it is likely Jordan McLaughlin will see more minutes. After game 1, Coach Johnson stated he and the coaching staff discussed bringing in J-Mac throughout the game but ultiamtely decided against it. For game 2, however, McLaughlin played seven minutes making an immediate impact on the game shooting 2 of 2 from beyond the arc. McLaughlin’s ball-handling skills may be of greater need for game 3.

Castle took the loss personally, referring to his nine turnovers as a key factor that left the door open for the Thunder to even the series. In his postgame conference, he was slumped behind the microphone. The former Rookie of the Year didn’t make a lot of eye contact and took the brunt of responsibility for the loss.

@ poundingtherock @ spurs
Stephon Castle postgame pic.twitter.com/gXsu4EA7lM

— Jeph Duarte (@ JephDuarte) May 21, 2026

The 2024 NCAA champion did mention that with a series meeting every two days, there wasn’t time to wallow. A film study, some tweaking of the plans, and the Spurs head into game 3 in less than 48 hours. Memories have to be short as the team look to bounce back in front of the home crowd at the Frost Bank Center on Friday.

Meanwhile, Mitch Johnson called Castle a “warrior” and Victor Wembanyama praised Stephon’s game.

Wembanyama on Castle’s performance and playing through physicality:

“His competitiveness is unmatched, we definitely need that. He gets us out of a lot of tough situations.”#GoSpursGo #PorVida pic.twitter.com/bl6VLTikLB

— Wemby Alien Era (@ WembyAlienEra) May 21, 2026

One thing for sure, the Spurs agree that whichever five players are on the court, they are connected and ready to play.

Go Spurs Go!

By Jeph Duarte, via Pounding The Rock

PtR · 2026 年5 月 21 日 23:52

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stormchaser4life:

哇。马刺球迷们，大家早上好。我刚才浏览了关于昨晚比赛的所有讨论。几乎所有人的论调都一致：雷霆（OKC）在粗暴对待文班时逃过了惩罚。当然，我完全同意。肯定会有一些洗地党跑来这里唱反调，但这已经是明摆着的事了。裁判给了雷霆一张“免死金牌”，让他们可以肆无忌惮地肉搏文班，而如果你在亚历山大 (SGA) 突破时哪怕只是别扭地碰他一下，就会被吹犯规。
我去过波士顿、洛杉矶以及其他一些NBA板块，那里全都在讨论同一个观点。所以，是的，大家都在担心：为什么会这样？显而易见，NBA知道如果他们放任文班在篮下横行无忌，那就没人能阻止他。联盟不希望看到这种情况。
他们想要一轮有悬念的系列赛，他们想利用这个平台进行市场推广和广告宣传，他们想尽可能延长系列赛。
看在上帝的份上，这绝非阴谋论。如果大多数NBA球迷——包括东西海岸的球迷——都得出了相同的结论，那么这种可能性就变成了概率极高的事实。
那些反对者又该说了：你看到的不是真的，我让你看到什么你才能看到什么。但我们都看到了哈滕施泰因、霍姆格伦以及其他一些人在低位拉扯文班，基本上就是在和他摔跤。我们看得清清楚楚。但规则手册上是这么写的：

合法防守位置： 防守球员有权占据球场上任何他们在未发生接触的情况下合法首先到达的位置。如果防守球员未能建立合法防守位置（即在发生接触之前挡在进攻球员的行进路径上）并发生非法接触，则应判阻挡犯规。[1, 2, 3]

垂直度原则： 当防守球员处于空中时，其躯干必须保持垂直。在对方投篮动作期间，将手臂向前伸出其垂直空间，或将身体重心压向进攻球员，均构成非法接触犯规。[1, 2]

非法使用手/手臂： 防守球员不得拉、推、撞进攻球员，或使用手及前臂去顶撞、改变进攻球员的行进方向。双手放在对手身上或环抱对手属于自动犯规，无论该球员的速度或平衡是否受到影响。[1, 2, 3]

低位防守： 低位防守球员不得使用膝盖或下半身将进攻球员顶离位置，也不得拉扯球衣或夹住对手的手臂。[1, 2 …

我的话完了。哈滕施泰因和雷霆的其他防守人在防守文班时，几乎在每一次半场阵地进攻中都违反了这4条规则。这绝非阴谋论。这些规则不是我制定的，是NBA制定的。让我们看看那些洗地专家会怎么说。我已经准备好视频来证明我的观点了。

Fkj:

这些可能都是真的，但这场比赛我们输在失误上。不过客场拿到一场平局已经很不错了。希望伤病情况能有所好转。

伤病运气向来是比赛的一部分。

Tropicaldaze:

雷霆像溺水者一样拉扯和抱人，这不仅仅是他们针对文班的策略；这是他们过去2到3年里一直被教练指导的做法（他们只是在这方面变得越来越熟练了）。这种策略就是利用尽可能多的不同雷霆球员，在尽可能多的回合中，去拉扯尽可能多不同的对方核心球员，从而让裁判陷入一个不可能解决的难题：必须在字面意义上的每一次进攻中都吹罚犯规（雷霆知道裁判极不情愿这样做）。

雷霆对每一个强劲的对手都会这么做，在联盟办公室决定对此叫停之前，雷霆会一直这样重蹈覆辙。这就像当年詹姆斯·哈登 (James Harden) 靠着“夹手臂”和主动往防守人身上撞来骗取哨子一样；他一直这么干，直到联盟办公室命令裁判开始吹他进攻犯规，频率至少要和吹防守人防守犯规一样高。你瞧，现在他几乎不怎么这么干了。

Pete_Sydney:

昨晚我们错失了一个从心理上彻底击垮雷霆的机会。如果能带着2-0的领先优势回到主场，那将是不可思议的。
然而，你在第一节就能看出我们的球员有多累。维克托在打了4分钟后就气喘吁吁了。疲劳作战会增加受伤的风险，正如我们在迪伦身上看到的那样。
我们的打法，尤其是针对雷霆的打法，需要消耗极大的体能。进攻端打快，防守端包夹亚历山大，并让维克托协防扫荡。当你疲惫时，就会犯错。虽然卡斯尔实际上只有6或7个真正的失误（没有回场，被犯规丢球但没吹，卢克接常规传球脱手），但在我看来这依然多了5个。所以，从逻辑上讲雷霆赢了，尽管他们的表现并不惊艳。

然而，我讨厌这场比赛，不是因为我们输了，而是因为裁判的判罚，或者说他们根本不吹。假摔的乔、亚历山大。拉拉扯扯的哈滕施泰因。我们都知道裁判不想也不可能每次都吹犯规，所以为了所谓的“一致性”，他们索性什么都不吹。这完全是错误的，这让我的观赛体验成了我有生以来最糟糕的一次。简直讨厌透了这整场体验。我现在更能理解维克托关于“不道德篮球”的言论了。真是令人悲哀。

spursrups:

面对其他任何球队，德文都可以担任第二组织者。他以前做过，而且知道如何把球传给文班，特别是在战术配合中。但雷霆给持球人施加了巨大的压力，这让传球变得非常困难。在我看来，文班可能必须在外线和高位来组织进攻。

此外，雷霆从森林狼那轮系列赛中唯一学到的，显然就是他们可以拉扯文班而不被吹犯规。在篮球运动中，拉人是绝对不允许的。每次出现都必须吹罚。除了让米奇在场边歇斯底里之外，我不知道该怎么阻止这一切。必须得有一些合乎道德的应对方式，但关键还在于裁判必须做出判罚，否则这看起来就像是比赛被操纵了。

thw14:

米奇在比赛早期提出了一次极好的挑战，成功让裁判将一次犯规从文班身上改判到了哈滕施泰因身上。我有点忘了那次犯规是不是哈滕施泰因拉了文班的手臂——我想是的。不管怎样，在那20秒的视频回放中，有大量非法动作，裁判本可以注意到并以此作为整场比赛的判罚标准。但他们没有。我同意应该给他们施加压力，让他们解释为什么。

Showtime Spurs:

格雷格·波波维奇 (Gregg Popovich) 的格言是：“当你赢球时，你没有自己想象的那么好；当你输球时，你也没有自己想象的那么差。”

波波维奇用这句话来让马刺球员保持脚踏实地，消除自满情绪，并在NBA赛季的起起落落中保持平稳的心态。

在马刺激烈的季后赛征程中，文班经常依靠这种哲学，并且多次提及。

我认为，如果不是哈滕整场比赛都非法拉扯文班的手臂，马刺本可以赢下第二场比赛。

失误、尚帕尼糟糕的三分球、隐身的约翰逊和巴恩斯都是导致失利的原因，但由于雷霆的非法防守策略导致文班无法动弹，才是马刺输球的关键原因。

马刺可以赢下这轮系列赛，但如果NBA放任针对文班的非法犯规而不吹罚，那么结果就很难预测了。

马刺管理层必须就这个问题找亚当·肖华 (Adam Silver) 谈谈。

马刺加油！

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。

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stormchaser4life:

Wow. Good morning all Spurs fans. I was just reading through all the discussion of last night’s game. All, pretty much, had the same speech of OKC was getting away with manhandling Wemby. Of course, I agree. There will be some spinners coming on here, begging to differ but it’s more than apparent. The refs have given OKC a get out of jail free card, to beat up on Wemby, while if you even awkwardly touch SGA on a drive, it’s being called.
I’ve been to Boston’s, LA’s, and some other NBA boards, and they are all lit up with the same opinion. So Yes, there is a concern as to why? Well of course, the NBA knows if they allow Wemby to roam freely around the rim, no one can stop him. The league doesn’t want that.
They want a series, they want to use this platform to market/advertise, they want to extend the series as far as possible.
THIS IS NO CONSPIRACY, for heavens sake. If the majority of NBA fans, including those on the East and West coast, come to the same conclusion, then the possibility becomes a probability.
Here come the naysayers: You’re not see’ing what you’re see’ing, you’ll see what I tell you to see. We all see Hartenstein, Holmgren, and some others, holding and basically wrestling with Wemby down low. We can see it. BUT HERE IS THE RULEBOOK:

Legal Guarding Position: A defender is entitled to any spot on the floor they legally reach first without making contact. If a defender fails to establish a legal position (i.e., being in the path of the offensive player before contact is made) and makes illegal contact, a blocking foul is called. [1, 2, 3]

Verticality: When a defensive player is in the air, their torso must remain vertical. Reaching arms forward beyond their vertical space during a shooting motion, or leaning body weight into the offensive player, constitutes an illegal contact foul. [1, 2]

Illegal Use of Hands/Arms: Defenders cannot hold, push, charge into, or use hands and forearms to bump or redirect an offensive player. Using two hands on an opponent or wrapping them is an automatic foul, regardless of whether the player’s speed or balance is affected. [1, 2, 3]

The Post: Post defenders cannot use a knee or lower body to dislodge an offensive player, nor can they grab jerseys or clamp their arms. [1, 2 …

I rest my case. Hartenstein and the other OKC defender are guilty of all 4 rules on almost every halfcourt possession, while guarding Wemby. That is NO CONSPIRACY. I didn’t make those rules, the NBA made those rules. Let’s see what the spin doctors say. I’m ready with my video’s to prove my point.

Fkj:

All that could be true, but this game was lost due to our turnovers. Still a split on the road is good. Hope the injuries clear up.

Injury luck is always part of the story.

Tropicaldaze:

OKC grabbing and holding like drowning men isn’t just their anti-Wemby strategy only; this is what they’ve been coached to do for the last 2-3 years (they’re merely getting better and better at it). The strategy is to use as many different Thunder players as possible, to hold as many different important opponents as possible, as many different possessions as possible, forcing refs into the impossible conundrum of having to call a foul on literally every single play (which the Thunder know the refs are loath to do).

OKC does this to every strong opponent, and until the league office decides to put an end to it the Thunder will keep doing it over and over again. It’s like when James Harden was getting away with ‘arm-barring’ and jumping into defenders in order to generate phony foul calls; he kept doing it until the league office ordered the refs to start calling him for offensive fouls at least as often as the defenders were being called for defensive ones. Lo and behold, he’s not doing it nearly as much anymore.

Pete_Sydney:

Last night we missed a chance to destroy OKC from a mental perspective. Coming back home leading 2-0 would have being incredible.
However, you could tell in the first quarter how tired our players were. Vic was gassed after 4 minutes. The risk of injury increases when you play tired, as we saw with Dylan.
Our style of play, especially against OKC, requires a lot of energy. Play fast on offense, double SGA on defense and having Vic roaming. When you are tired, you make mistakes. And although Steph had only 6 or 7 actual TOs (no over and back, lost ball when fouled but no foul called, Luke fumbling a normal pass) that is still 5 too many in my opinion. So, logically OKC won, without being impressive.

However, I hated this game not because of our loss but because of the refereeing or lack thereof. Flopping Joe, SGA. Pulling, grabbing Hartenstein. We all know that refs do not want and won’t whistle a foul every time, so for consistency, they don’t call any of this, at all. And that is just wrong, and makes the viewing experience one of the worst I have ever had. Just hated the whole experience. I now understand better Vic’s comment about unethical basketball. Just sad.

spursrups:

Against any other team Devin could be the secondary playmaker. He has done it before and knows how to get VW the ball, particularly in set plays. But the Thunder put a ton of pressure on the ball handler which makes it tough. VW may have to set up plays from the perimeter and high post imo.

Also, the only thing the Thunder apparently took from the TWolves series is that they can hold VW and not get called for a foul. Holding is never allowed in basketball. It has to be called every time. I don’t know how to stop it other than having Mitch go nuts on the sideline. There must be some type of ethical response, but it is on the refs to make the calls or it is going to look like the fix is in.

thw14:

Mitch called a great review early that resulted in a foul being flipped from Wemby to Hartenstein. I’m forgetting whether the foul was specifically Hartenstein holding Wemby’s arm - I think it was. Either way, there was plenty illegal going on in that 20 seconds of video that the refs could’ve taken note of and used to call the rest of the game. They didn’t. I agree there should be pressure on them to explain why.

Showtime Spurs:

Gregg Popovich mantra: “When you win, you’re never as good as you think you are. And when you lose, you’re never as bad”.

Popovich uses this to keep Spurs players grounded, eliminate complacency, and maintain an even-keeled mindset through the highs and lows of an NBA season.

Wemby frequently leaned on this philosophy during the Spurs’ intense playoff runs and he mentioned it many times.

I think without I Hart holding Wemby’s arm illegally the whole game, Spurs could have won Game 2.

Turnovers, poor 3 point shooting by Champagnie, disappearing Johnson and Barnes contributing to the lost but immobility of Wemby due to OKC’s illegal defending strategy was the key reason Spurs lost.

Spurs can win this series but if NBA allowing uncalled illegal fouls against Wemby, then it is hard to predict.

Spurs management must talk to Adam Silver on this issue.

Go Spurs Go!

via Pounding The Rock