# \[PtR\] 自由讨论贴：亚当·肖华——“裁判工作棒极了” ▶️

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**Tags:** 视频, 2025-26赛季, 维克托-文班亚马
**Created:** [2026 年5 月 28 日 12:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46880 "2026-05-28T12:00:44Z")
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#### 发布日期： [2026 年5 月 28 日 12:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46880/1 "2026-05-28T12:00:44Z")

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By Jeph Duarte | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-05-28 11:00:00

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马刺和雷霆的西部决赛激战正酣，而东部已经产生了一支晋级总决赛的球队。在纽约尼克斯队等待对手的同时，电视节目《帕特·麦卡菲秀》(_The Pat McAfee Show_) 迎来了播出时段。恰逢其时，NBA总裁亚当·肖华 (Adam Silver) 做客节目，畅谈联盟的现状。

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肖华首先提到，马刺与雷霆的系列赛创下了NBA历史上分区决赛的最高收视率。考虑到圣安东尼奥和俄克拉荷马城都是小市场球队，这确实是一项了不起的成就。这很大程度上得益于明星球员的人气。两届MVP得主谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (Shai Gilgeous-Alexander) 和如今NBA的门面担当维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 为这项运动吸引了成群结队的新粉丝。来自加拿大的SGA和法国神童文班为篮球运动吸引了全球关注，而这项运动在过去几十年中也一直在不断向外推广和扩张。

肖华还谈到了联盟旨在遏制“摆烂”行为的计划，该计划目前仍在制定中。

“我们明天其实就会召开董事会会议，讨论一项提案。该提案从本质上讲，将平摊非季后赛球队获得高顺位选秀权的概率，并加大联盟办公室对可能参与此类（摆烂）行为的球队的处罚力度，”肖华表示。

主持人帕特·麦卡菲 (Pat McAfee) 对此表达了赞同，随后话锋一转，聊到了假摔（flopping）话题。

肖华在回答时首先表示：“‘演戏要犯规’、夸大身体接触和真正的假摔之间是有区别的。”

当然，作为篮球联盟的掌门人，在季后赛最瞩目的时刻，他不可能公开承认判罚尺度存在不公，但他承认确实有一些可以改进的地方。

他坦诚地表示，球员们已经习惯了去“演戏要犯规”，并支持执裁水平总有提升空间这一观点。

肖华甚至回应了西部决赛第五战中的一次漏判——当时球明显是碰了切特·霍姆格伦 (Chet Holmgren) 的脚出界，但裁判却将球权判给了雷霆队。

“在录像回放方面，我们很快就会达到一个新阶段……我们将转向一整套新系统……判罚将是自动的……这些判罚将由人工智能（AI）和环绕球场的摄像机自动化系统来完成……它将是瞬间完成、自动生成的。”

随着科技成为未来的焦点，比赛的节奏和判罚的准确性都将得到提升。肖华相信，这也将改善球迷的观赛体验。

虽然肖华所说的大部分内容目前还处于雏形阶段，但NBA的未来显然非常值得期待。

_由生成式 AI 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: Adam Silver “The officiating is incredible”**
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> # Open Thread: Adam Silver “The officiating is incredible”
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> The Spurs and Thunder are still in the midst of the Western Conference Finals, but the East has a Finals participant. While the New York Knicks are awaiting an opponent, there was television time available to air _The Pat McAfee Show_. Appropriately, NBA Commissioner Adam Silver made a visit to talk about the state of the league.
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> https://v.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fembed%2FCZN5euXPu7M%3Frel%3D0&key=a3d81cbe
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> The first order of business was Silver’s mention that the Spurs and Thunder were receiving the highest conference finals ratings in the history of the NBA. Considering that San Antonio and Oklahoma City are small market teams, this is quite a feat. It lends itself to the popularity of the marquee players. Two-time MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Victor Wembanyama, the face of the NBA, have introduced new legions of fans to the sport. SGA, who is from Canada, and French phenom Wemby draw international interest to the sport which has continued outreach and expanded over the decades.
> 
> Silver spoke about the league’s plans for squashing tanking, which are still in development.
> 
> “We actually have a board meeting tomorrow to discuss a proposal which will in essence flatten the odds among the non-playoff teams in terms of getting top draft picks, will increase the penalties that the league office has for those teams that may participate in that type of behavior,” Silver stated.
> 
> McAfee gave the mention is due before switching gears to flopping.
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> Silver started the response with, “There’s a difference between selling the car, exaggeration, and a true flop.”
> 
> Of course the commissioner of basketball isn’t step into a spotlight at the height of postseason and say there is parity in the way games are called, but he admitted there are some ways to improve.
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> He was transparent that players are conditioned to “sell calls” and supported the idea that officiating can always get better.
> 
> Silver even responded to the missed call in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals when the ball clearly went of Chet Holmgren’s foot, but the Thunder were awarded the ball.
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> “In terms of replay we’re going to get to the point fairly quickly…we’re going to move to a whole system…calls will be automatic…those calls will be done by AI, automated system with cameras line around the court…it will be instantaneous, automatic.”
> 
> With technology as the focus of the future, the pace and accuracy will be enhanced. Silver believes this will also enhance the fan experience.
> 
> While most of what Silver spoke of was larval, there’s a lot on the horizon for the NBA.

By Jeph Duarte, via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-discussion-threads/103227/open-thread-adam-silver-the-officiating-is-incredible)

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# 热评

> [@Mark Barrington](#):
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> “Incredible（令人难以置信）”的意思是很难让人相信。从字面意思上来说，这句话倒也没毛病。
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> > [@Carlos280](#):
> >
> > 我觉得它和“un-believable（不可信）”是一个意思。

> [@sdowns1470](#):
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> 还“难以置信”呢，我信你个鬼。第二场就是因为裁判才输的。我们现在本该是大比分3-2领先，而不是3-2落后。第五场几乎和第二场一样糟糕。我昨天在YouTube上看到好几个视频都在声讨裁判的执法。
> 
> > [@TwoSaints](#):
> >
> > 注意到这两场比赛有什么共同点了吗？给你个提示：它的发音和“phony mothers”押韵（暗指裁判托尼·布拉瑟斯 (Tony Brothers)）。

> [@BennyHannah](#):
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> 我赞成在体育裁判中保留“人为因素”——只要它能保持合理的客观。然而，让技术坐在“副驾驶位置”上，可以成为辅助客观性的宝贵工具。
> 
> 作为一名医生，我一直将技术视为自己的“第二双眼睛”。例如，当一个病人已经服用了40种药物时，如果系统能发出警示，提醒我正在考虑的新药可能会产生我没想到的药物相互作用，我会非常感激。医生不可能对每种药物都了如指掌——特别是其中许多药物的用途并非你所治疗的领域（例如，心脏病医生几乎没有理由去熟悉大多数抗癌药物）。有时这些警示并不相关，但偶尔它们确实帮我避免了可能伤害患者的严重错误。
> 
> 体育运动的赌注可能无关生死，但裁判的严重失误有多少次直接或间接地让一支球队输掉了比赛？在职业体育涉及如此庞大资金的情况下，NBA怎么好意思不提供更好的技术支持呢？
> 
> 好了，我已经宣泄完赛前的紧张情绪了。感谢大家容忍我的吐槽！

> [@TwoSaints](#):
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> 好吧，我非常赞同标题里那句话：NBA的裁判执法确实“毫无信誉”（not credible）。

> [@duncandynasty5](#):
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> 不仅是在这里，整个网络上似乎都有无数人深信联盟和裁判在联合起来针对马刺，这简直令人难以置信。  
> 他们为什么要这么做？  
> 联盟难道不应该密谋一场文班对阵纽约的总决赛吗？无论在什么情况下，他们难道不都希望文班能打进总决赛吗？  
> 文班在麦迪逊广场花园 (Madison Square Garden) 打球会带来怎样的收视率？不仅是在美国，在全球范围内，会有多少人关注纽约对阵文班的比赛？  
> 我不明白，NBA如果通过破坏文班的总决赛之路，来确保来自绝对“超级大都市”、也就是西部文化之都——俄克拉荷马城（反讽）的球队晋级总决赛，到底能有什么终极目的。  
> 哪怕是直播文班织毛衣，收视率也会比俄克拉荷马城能提供的任何东西都要高。

> [@RedFirebird](#):
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> 这“令人难以置信的裁判执法”是对谁而言的？如果我们有AI辅助裁判，以赛亚·哈尔滕施泰因 (Isaiah Hartenstein) 在防守文班时根本就没法玩。在第二、三、五场比赛中，对手对文班那些被默许的非法拉扯和抱摔，退一步说，简直让人匪夷所思、无比沮丧。切特·霍姆格伦 (Chet Holmgren) 在意识到裁判不吹之后，也加入了这种粗野防守的行列。
> 
> 有些人狡辩说，“看啊，文班罚了这么多球，马刺不应该抱怨。” 如果你没仔细看比赛，很容易被这种话带偏。实际上有大量的哨声打断并改变了比赛的势头——看看上一场比赛中斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)、朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)、卢克 (Luke) 和主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 被怎么吹的就知道了。
> 
> 我以前就说过，如果裁判一直在吹那些体毛犯规，解决办法不是躲着打。这些体毛犯规让雷霆打得非常有侵略性，应对之道就是同样保持侵略性。反正你横竖都会被吹，那就让犯规值点回票价。打得强硬起来，试着把比赛势头拉回到自己这边。当文班发现哈尔滕施泰因、亚历克斯·卡鲁索 (Alex Caruso)、切特等人开始上身体、玩脏的时候，他选择拉到外线，这并不是正确的应对方式。米奇应该把文班和另一个大个子一起摆在内线。我不管那个人是谁，动动脑筋好不好。把奥利 (Olly) 放上去卡位或者掩护。总得做点什么来让你的大个子运转起来。

_由生成式 AI 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：**
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> > [@Mark Barrington](#):
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> > Incredible means hard to believe. It’s a technically correct statement.
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> > > [@Carlos280](#):
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> > > I think it means the same as “un-believable”.
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> > [@sdowns1470](#):
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> > Incredible my eye. Game 2 was lost because of the refs. We should be up 3-2 not down 3-2. Game 5 nearly as bad as game 2. I saw some YouTube videos calling out officiating yesterday.
> > 
> > > [@TwoSaints](#):
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> > > Notice anything those two games have in common? I’ll give you a hint: It rhymes with “phony mothers”.
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> > [@BennyHannah](#):
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> > I like the idea of keeping a human element among sporting referees - as long as it is reasonably objective. Yet technology sitting in the front passenger’s seat can be a valuable tool to assist with objectivity.
> > 
> > As a physician, I have relied upon technology as a second set of eyes. For example, when someone is already taking 40 medications, I appreciate seeing flags that the new medication I am considering might have interactions I did not consider. It is impossible to stay up to date on every medication - especially when so many of them are used for purposes that you do not deal with (e.g. a cardiologist would have little reason to become familiar with most cancer drugs). Sometimes the flags are not pertinent, but occasionally they have helped me avoid a serious mistake that may have harmed a patient.
> > 
> > The stakes in sports may not be life-or-death, but how many times has a serious error by a ref directly or indirectly cost a team a game? With all the money at stake in professional sports, how can the NBA justify not having better  
> > technology support?
> > 
> > Ok, I have vented my pregame nerves now. Thanks for indulging my venting!
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> > [@TwoSaints](#):
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> > Well I certainly couldn’t agree with the headline quote more: NBA officiating is not credible.
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> > [@duncandynasty5](#):
> >
> > An unbelievable amount of people, not just here but in the internet in general, seem to be absolutely convinced that the league and the referees are conspiring against the Spurs.  
> > Why would they do that?  
> > Wouldn’t the league be conspiring for a Wemby v New York series? Wouldn’t they want Wemby in the Finals in almost any scenario presented?  
> > What kinds of ratings would Wemby in MSG get? Not just in America; but globally, how many more people are watching New York v Wemby?  
> > I don’t understand the end game that the NBA would be aiming for by sabotaging Wemby’s run to the Finals so as to ensure that the team from the absolute Megalopolis, aka the cultural capitol of the West that is Oklahoma City make the Finals.  
> > Wemby knitting sweaters would get better ratings than anything OKC has to offer.
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> > [@RedFirebird](#):
> >
> > The “officiating is incredible” for whom? If we have the Reffing enhanced by AI Hartenstein would be unplayable against Wemby. The illegal mauling and holds that have been allowed against Wemby (Game 2, 3 and 5) have been baffling and upsetting to say the least. Holmgren has joined the dirty game too since they realized they aren’t being called.
> > 
> > Tricky to say look Wemby shot a lot of free throws. Spurs shouldn’t complain. That’s to throw you off if one really isn’t watching that there were a lot of calls that stopped and changed the momentum of the game-- just watch how Castle, Champs, Luke, and Mitch were officiated last game.
> > 
> > I’ve said it before, if ticky tack fouls are constantly being called, the answer is not to pull away. The ticky tack fouls had allowed OKC to be aggressive the answer is to be as aggressive. You get called anyway, earn the foul. Be aggressive and try to swing the game your way. Wemby pulling to the perimeter when he figured Hartenstein, Caruso, Chet, et al, were getting dirty was not the right move. Mitch should have deployed Wemby in the paint with another bigger body. I don’t care who it is but use a bit of imagination. Put Olly in there to box out or screen. Something to get your big going.

via [Pounding The Rock](https://www.poundingtherock.com/spurs-discussion-threads/103227/open-thread-adam-silver-the-officiating-is-incredible#comments)
