By Marilyn Dubinski | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-05-21 22:56:51
在第二场比赛（G2）下半场刚开始不久因一次尴尬的摔倒而提前退场后，马刺新秀后卫迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 因内收肌酸痛，在圣安东尼奥主场进行的第三场比赛（G3）中被列为出战成疑。这一幕发生在他上篮时与谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (Shai Gilgeous-Alexander) 发生碰撞，随后落地时腿部姿势别扭。虽然这显然不是最理想的情况，但相比于大腿后侧肌群（腘绳肌）拉伤，这已经是一个好得多的诊断结果了。在事发后，他似乎捂住了那个部位，这曾一度令人十分担忧。
哈珀已被确认缺席G2余下的比赛 pic.twitter.com/b0itSjf1Uj
— 体育伤病中心 (Sports Injury Central) (@ SICscore) 2026年5月21日
“出战成疑”的状态表明核磁共振（MRI）检查结果呈阴性。虽然这并不能保证他明天一定会上场，但与一些人此前担心的最坏情况相比，这无疑是一个更乐观的信号。颇具戏剧性的是，他当时从更衣室慢跑回来，似乎已经准备好重新登场，结果却被人叫了回去。这或许也是一个好兆头。
就像本系列赛前两场比赛的情况一样，德阿隆·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 依然因高位踝关节扭伤而出战成疑。这一伤势是在对阵森林狼的系列赛第五场（G5）中造成的，当时阿约·多苏姆 (Ayo Dusunmo) 在飞身争抢地板球时压到了他的腿。福克斯在第六场（G6）中带伤出战，但导致伤势加重，随后缺席了对阵雷霆的第一场（G1）——在那场比赛中，马刺通过双加时艰难取胜。尽管主帅米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 一直坚称只要身体允许福克斯就会上场，但G1的胜利让许多人猜测，这为他争取到了额外一场比赛的休息时间。不管是否与此有关，他在第二场（G2）开球前大约一小时被确认无法出战。福克斯和哈珀能否复出，很大程度上将取决于他们对疼痛的耐受程度。
德阿隆·福克斯（脚踝）和迪伦·哈珀（内收肌）在对阵雷霆的第三场比赛中均出战成疑。 pic.twitter.com/kpeQ0ixyiy
— 布雷特·西格尔 (Brett Siegel) (@ BrettSiegelNBA) 2026年5月21日
在其他伤病相关消息中，雷霆球星杰伦·威廉姆斯 (Jalen Williams) 在上一场比赛中再次加重了大腿后侧肌群（腘绳肌）伤势，目前已被列入每日观察名单。正是这一伤势曾导致他缺席了季后赛前两轮的比赛。昨晚他仅出场7分钟便黯然退场，而在第一场（G1）中他出战了37分钟，那也是他一个月以来的首场比赛。
虽然雷霆在本赛季的大部分时间里已经习惯了没有威廉姆斯的日子，但马刺的情况却并非如此。尽管福克斯、哈珀和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 此前都断断续续缺席过一些比赛，但马刺习惯了这三人中至少有两人能够出场。现在，马刺至少需要他们中的一人复出，来分担卡斯尔的控球压力。虽然卡斯尔在本系列赛中的得分表现可圈可点，但在控制失误方面却显得有些挣扎，目前已累计出现了20次失误。如果福克斯和哈珀双双无法出战，预计乔丹·麦克劳林 (Jordan McLaughlin) 将会获得一些上场时间以作缓冲。
这一系列赛在开打前就具备了成为经典对决的一切要素，而前两场比赛的进程也确实不负众望。因此，如果更多的伤病毁掉了这轮精彩的对决，那将是极大的遗憾。尽管昨晚输掉了比赛，但马刺在客场偷下首场胜利后，依然带着主场优势回到了圣安东尼奥，准备迎接第三场（G3）的对决。
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Harper (adductor) and Fox (ankle) questionable for Game 3 of Spurs vs. Thunder
After exiting Game 2 early in the second half following an awkward fall, Spurs rookie guard Dylan Harper is listed as questionable for Game 3 in San Antonio with a sore adductor. The play occurred when he collided with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander while going for a lay-up and came down awkwardly on his leg. While obviously not ideal, it’s a much better diagnosis than a hamstring pull, which was the fear after he appeared to grab it after the play.
Harper has been ruled OUT for the remainder of Game 2 pic.twitter.com/b0itSjf1Uj
— Sports Injury Central (@ SICscore) May 21, 2026
The status of questionable suggests MRI’s were negative, and while it doesn’t confirm he will play tomorrow, it’s a brighter outlook than some may have feared. Adding to the awkwardness, he appeared ready to return as he jogged back from the locker room, only for someone to tell him to go back. That could also be a good sign.
As has been the case for both games so far in this series, De’Aaron Fox remains questionable with a high ankle sprain suffered in Game 5 against the Timberwolves when Ayo Dusunmo rolled into his legs while diving for a loose ball. Fox played in Game 6 but re-aggravated the injury and did not participate in Game 1 vs. the Thunder, which the Spurs won in double overtime. While Mitch Johnson has been adamant that he would play if he could, the win had many speculating that it bought him an extra game off. Related or not, he was ruled out of Game 2 about an hour before tip-off. Both Fox and Harper’s returns will likely depend on pain tolerance.
Both De’Aaron Fox (ankle) and Dylan Harper (adductor) are questionable for Game 3 against the Thunder. pic.twitter.com/kpeQ0ixyiy
— Brett Siegel (@ BrettSiegelNBA) May 21, 2026
In other injury related news, Thunder star Jalen Williams has been ruled as day-to-day after he re-aggravated the same hamstring that had kept him out of the first two rounds of the playoffs. He only played seven minutes last night before exiting after playing 37 minutes in Game 1, which was his first game in a month.
While the Thunder have been used to not having Williams for much of this season, the same can’t be said for the Spurs. While Fox, Harper and Stephon Castle all missed time here and there, they’re used it having at least two of the three, and the Spurs need at least one of them to give Castle some relief from ball-handling duties. While his scoring has been on point in this series, he has struggled holding onto the ball with 20 turnovers so far. If both Fox and Harper can’t go, expect to see some relief minutes from Jordan McLaughlin.
This series had all the makings of an instant classic coming in and has lived up to the hype through the first two games, so it would be a shame if more injuries were to spoil it in any way. Despite last night’s loss, the Spurs still hold home court advantage heading into Game 3 in San Antonio after stealing Game 1.
By Marilyn Dubinski, via Pounding The Rock
