[The Athletic] 谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大恰好摔倒在脚边，马刺球迷举起“假奥斯卡”奖杯

TheAthletic · 2026 年5 月 25 日 03:01

By The Athletic NBA Staff | The Athletic, 2026-05-25 02:02:54

随着关于谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (Shai Gilgeous-Alexander) 造犯规方式的讨论愈演愈烈，一位圣安东尼奥马刺球迷找到了一个独特的方法，来调侃这位俄克拉荷马城雷霆队的两届MVP。

周日，在弗罗斯特银行中心球馆，一位坐在场边观众席的女球迷拿出了一个假奥斯卡奖杯，以此来嘲讽这位雷霆球星因夸大身体接触而闻名的“演技”。在西部决赛的赛场上，她将这个NBA季后赛最受瞩目的争议话题，直接变成了一个生动的场边道具。

在第一节的一次攻防中，吉尔杰斯-亚历山大恰好摔倒在她的脚边，而她所处的位置，刚好完美地适合进行这场“颁奖仪式”。

随着马刺队对雷霆队建立起两位数的领先优势，这位女球迷和她的奖杯迅速在社交媒体上走红。在今年季后赛的大部分时间里，吉尔杰斯-亚历山大因频繁走上罚球线，一直承受着客场球迷排山倒海般的不满与嘘声。

在双方的第三场对决中，马刺球迷曾齐声高喊“假摔王！”来嘲讽吉尔杰斯-亚历山大。甚至有一位球迷全身裹着气泡包装膜来到现场，胸前还贴着一个蓝色的2号，以此暗讽其“一碰就倒”。

周日晚上的这一幕让一件事变得毋庸置疑：吉尔杰斯-亚历山大已经正式步入了超级巨星的行列——因为只有到了这个级别，对手球迷才会挖空心思，专门为他制作手工奖杯来“致敬”。

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点击查看原文：Spurs fan holds up fake Oscar after Shai Gilgeous-Alexander falls right at her feet

Spurs fan holds up fake Oscar after Shai Gilgeous-Alexander falls right at her feet

As the conversation about Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s foul-drawing heats up, one San Antonio Spurs fan has found a unique way to poke fun at the Oklahoma City Thunder’s two-time MVP.

A woman seated near the floor of Frost Bank Center on Sunday brought out a fake Oscar to mock the Thunder star’s reputation for embellishing contact, turning one of the NBA postseason’s loudest debates into a courtside prop during the Western Conference finals.

On a play in the first quarter, Gilgeous-Alexander fell right at her feet, and she was in perfect position for the presentation.

The woman and her trophy quickly went viral across social media as the Spurs built a double-digit lead over the Thunder. Gilgeous-Alexander has spent much of the postseason hearing frustration from opposing crowds over his trips to the free-throw line.

In Game 3, Spurs fans mocked Gilgeous-Alexander with “Flopper!” chants. One fan even arrived wrapped in bubble wrap with a blue No. 2 taped to his chest.

One thing became clear Sunday night: Gilgeous-Alexander has officially entered the stage of superstardom where opposing fans make homemade trophies about the opposing player.

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TheAthletic · 2026 年5 月 25 日 03:53

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chris C.:

认真问一句——假摔犯规到底怎么了？这规矩之前火过一阵子，但我这整季都没看到吹过一次。在我看来，如果NBA想要遏制过度假摔（它确实应该这么做），就应该赋予裁判吹罚的权力。

Luke W.:

@chris C. 我也想过很多次。感觉就像NBA在说：“算了，咱们别管这个了，继续鼓励球员假摔吧。”

13056449:

@chris C. 现在的吹罚门槛比以前高了。霍林格（Hollinger）写过一篇相关的文章，大概是去年。

R Z.:

@chris C. 如果你听过亚当·肖华 (Adam Silver) 谈论此事，就会发现他关心的只有参与度，就是那个毁了电视新闻、接着毁了社交媒体、然后是传统媒体，最后毁了整个互联网的东西。
这根本与体育无关。听肖华那意思，骗犯规能让你讨厌SGA，因此从定义上来说这就是好事，因为这能吸引你的注意力。至于真正的体育、竞争或比赛结果，去他的吧。
你知道还有谁在做“参与度”这门生意吗？WWE。摔角没什么不好，但大家都明白那是娱乐。而NBA表面上是关于竞争的。也许是时候让我们意识到，我们正在看的根本不是NBA了。亚当·肖华在没有告知我们这些真正热爱这项运动的人的情况下，偷偷把它改成了NBE。

11100143:

@chris C.
他们吹了两次，然后这规则就凭空消失了！

11100143:

@R Z.
我鄙视亚当·肖华以及他所带来的一切。

Bill T.:

@R Z. 自从NBA放宽规则允许走步、翻腕等行为以来，我都不知道它居然还算是一项体育运动，而不是娱乐节目。

11100143:

纵容俄克拉荷马雷霆队的这种“球风”简直令人恶心。
总的来说，我早就受够了这个联盟——它居然允许进攻球员主动撞向防守球员的身躯，然后还能骗到犯规罚球。
这简直是扯淡。
不知出于什么原因，雷霆队被神化了。不知出于什么原因，SGA在这方面拥有特权。
听雷吉·米勒 (Reggie Miller) 替这种垃圾行径辩护，说什么裁判没法吹……完全是在回避“为什么裁判非要给SGA送哨子”这一根本问题。
在IH揪了卡斯尔的头发之后，马刺队也应该对SGA做同样的事。他们应该毫不客气地揪着他的头发把他拽倒在地，然后在赛后发布会上直接说，他们还以为现在这种动作是合法的呢。
顺便说一句，斯科特·福斯特 (Scott Foster) 接了蒂姆·多纳希 (Tim Donaghy) 170通电话，可不是因为他们是哥们儿。

Richard F.:

我的天呐。

Ryan C.:

@米勒替他辩护是因为他自己以前也是个假摔王。虽然远没有SGA那么夸张，但时代不同了……

12916833:

随着世界杯临近，那个为我们带来并完善了假摔艺术的运动——足球（或者喜欢这种称呼的人叫它futbol）——也是第一个解决这个问题的。
在足球比赛中，被抓到假摔的人会被出示黄牌。同样，给不了解的人科普一下，如果一名球员在一场比赛中拿到两张黄牌，他就会被罚下，他的球队在余下的比赛中只能少一人作战。此外，如果他在连续的比赛中累计拿到两张黄牌，下一场比赛就会被禁赛。
也许NBA应该考虑对假摔采取类似或更严厉的处罚——例如，技术犯规+对方球权？（显然，两次技犯就会被驱逐。）
球迷们显然已经受够了。

Patrick B.:

@Sean K. 你上一次看到吹这种技术犯规是什么时候？

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chris C.:

Serious question - whatever happened to flopping fouls? That was a thing for a hot minute but I have not seen one called all season. Seems to me that if the NBA wants to curb excessive flopping (and it should) empower refs to call it.

Luke W.:

@chris C. I’ve thought this numerous times. It’s like the nba said “nah let’s get rid of that and get back to promoting players flopping again.”

13056449:

@chris C. the threshold is higher than it used to be. hollinger had a writeup about it, maybe last year.

R Z.:

@chris C. If you listen to Adam Silver on this, he cares about **engagement,** you know, that thing that ruined TV news and then social media and then the traditional media and then the entire Internet.
It’s not about sports. To hear Silver talk about it, the foul bating gets you to hate SGA, and therefore is by definition good, because it gets you to pay attention. Any actual sports, competition or results be damned.
You know who else is in the engagement business? WWE. Nothing wrong with wrestling, but we all understand that’s entertainment. The NBA is ostensibly about competition. Maybe it’s time we realized that what we’re watching is not the NBA. Adam Silver changed it to the NBE without telling those of us who actually care about the sport.

11100143:

@chris C.
They called it twice, and then it VANISHED!

11100143:

@R Z.
I despise Adam Silver and what he has wrought.

Bill T.:

@R Z. I hadn’t realized that the NBA was still a sport and not entertainment since it loosened its rules to allow for extra steps, palming the ball etc.

11100143:

Rewarding the OKC Thunder’s ‘style’ is disgusting.
In general, I am sick of a league that allows the offensive player to launch themselves into the body of a defender and then reap the rewards of a foul call.
IT IS BULLSHIT.
For some reason, OKC has been anointed. For some reason, SGA has a special status in this regard.
Listening to Reggie Miller defend this crap by stating that the refs could not call it… avoids the question as to WHY they do gift SGA.
After IH yanked Castle by the hair, the Spurs should have done the same to SGA. They should have unceremoniously jerked him to the floor by the hair and then just stated in the presser after the game that they were under the impression that this was now a legal play.
PS Scott Foster didn’t accept 170 calls from Tim Donaghy because they were pals.

Richard F.:

Good Lord.

Ryan C.:

@ miller defends it because he was a flopper himself. Nowhere near as much as SGA but different times ..

12916833:

With the World Cup right around the corner, the sport that brought us and perfected the art of flopping — soccer (or futbol for those who prefer that reference) — has also been the first to address the issue.
In soccer, those caught flopping are given a yellow card. Again, for the uninitiated, if a player is given two of those in a game he is ejected and his team is forced to play a man down for the remainder of the match. Further, if he picks up two yellow cards total in successive matches he is forced to sit out the following game.
Perhaps the NBA should consider some similar/ harsher penalties for flopping — ie, a technical foul + possession for the other team? (Obviously, two techs and you’re ejected.)
Fans have clearly had enough.

Patrick B.:

@Sean K. When was the last time you saw that tech called?

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