# \[The Athletic\] 文班亚马在第五战后保持沉默，而他在第六战的表现胜过千言万语
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46915
**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 2025-26赛季, 米奇-约翰逊, 维克托-文班亚马, 朱利安-尚帕尼, 哈里森-巴恩斯
**Created:** [2026 年5 月 29 日 13:12 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46915 "2026-05-29T13:12:04Z")
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### 作者：  [@TheAthletic](https://chinaspurs.com/u/TheAthletic)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年5 月 29 日 13:12 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46915/1 "2026-05-29T13:12:04Z")
By Sam Amick | The Athletic, 2026-05-29 10:40:54
_《The Athletic》将对[2026年西部决赛](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/live-blogs/spurs-vs-thunder-live-updates-nba-playoffs-game-7-score-result/M2WvKhqwquUJ/)中[马刺对阵雷霆的第七战](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/live-blogs/spurs-vs-thunder-live-updates-nba-playoffs-game-7-score-result/M2WvKhqwquUJ/)进行实时报道。_
圣安东尼奥——这从来都不是因为维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 在躲避记者。
周二晚上，在经历了一场糟糕的第五战表现后，这位圣安东尼奥马刺队的大个子选择避开镜头和麦克风，留下他的队友们去面对媒体，讨论他们是如何在[西部决赛](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/bracket/)中错失主场领先俄克拉荷马雷霆队的大好机会的。当时，他所遭受的铺天盖地的批评，主要是针对他选择保持沉默所传递出的信号。这就像是一次消失引发了另一次消失。如果在两天后生死攸关的比赛中，当聚光灯再次聚焦时，文班亚马没能挺身而出，那么他将不得不面对一个极其残酷的休赛期舆论环境。然而，在两场比赛之间的这两天里，围绕这位22岁年轻人的舆论风向急转直下，但他却用一场非凡的表现做出了回应，尽显他的胆识与魄力。
就在两天前，文班亚马的表现还如此低迷，以至于外界纷纷猜测他是否在季后赛的这个关键节点被疲劳击垮。但在那场[118-91的大胜](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46892)中，他在出场的28分钟里砍下28分（21投10中，三分球9投4中）、10个篮板、3次盖帽、2次抢断和2次助攻，正负值高达+13。危机解除，赛季得以延续。这位NBA未来的门面、年轻的天才，有机会在周六的第七战中将卫冕冠军提前送回家，从而震惊整个篮球界。他用自己的赛场表现，说出了所有需要说的话。
正如年轻人常说的那样，他是挺起胸膛做到的。而且说实话，他的教练和队友们在赛后对他的评价，远比这位超级巨星本人的发言更具启发性。
“这纯粹是渴望挺身而出迎接挑战的决心，”当被问及文班亚马的回应时，马刺队主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 解释道。“他并不总是完美的，有时我们也必须帮助他。显然，他只有22岁，但他对于身处这个位置、站在风口浪尖的热情与渴望，以及他承担责任、角色和重担的决心，让我不知道还能用什么语言来赞美。
“无论结果如何，无论场面看起来怎样，他都能坦然面对。我认为这也许是他今年最大的成长——不再等待一切都完美，也不再纠结于是否时刻知道该怎么做，而是主动出击，保持正确的态度，并接受最终的结果。”
文班亚马身边的人表示，他选择不说话纯粹是因为沮丧。他在第五战中对自己感到失望，因此决定避开媒体采访，以便将全部精力集中在接下来的艰巨任务上。
冒着被指责对文班亚马过于宽容的风险——是的，如今针对媒体和NBA的这种指责不绝于耳——但不容忽视的是，他的成长进度已经[远超预期](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46798)。他距离达到租车法定年龄还有三年，但现在却拥有了毕其功于一役、晋级职业生涯首次总决赛的机会。他现在的年龄与2007年的勒布朗·詹姆斯 (LeBron James) 相同，当时詹姆斯率领的克利夫兰骑士队被圣安东尼奥马刺队横扫。
迈克尔·乔丹 (Michael Jordan) 直到28岁才首次打进总决赛，当时他率领的芝加哥公牛队以4-1击败了洛杉矶湖人队。卡里姆·阿卜杜勒-贾巴尔 (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) 在24岁时（当时还叫卢·阿尔辛多 (Lew Alcindor)）率领密尔沃基雄鹿队横扫巴尔的摩子弹队夺冠。科比·布莱恩特 (Kobe Bryant) 在21岁时随湖人队在六场大战中击败印第安纳步行者队夺冠。威尔特·张伯伦 (Wilt Chamberlain) 在27岁时，他效力的旧金山勇士队在五场比赛中输给了波士顿凯尔特人队。比尔·拉塞尔 (Bill Russell) 在23岁的新秀赛季，便带领波士顿凯尔特人队在抢七大战中击败圣路易斯老鹰队。杰里·韦斯特 (Jerry West) 在24岁时，他所在的湖人队在抢七中输给了波士顿。而雷霆队蝉联MVP的谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (Shai Gilgeous-Alexander)——也是文班亚马想要将其拉下马并取而代之成为联盟第一人的对手——在上赛季以26岁的年纪首次打进总决赛并夺得首冠。
这就是文班亚马正在追赶的伟大行列。
在周四晚上击败雷霆队的比赛中，文班亚马砍下28分。(罗纳德·科尔特斯 (Ronald Cortes) / Getty Images)
无论马刺队最终能否夺冠，在职业生涯的头几年就带领球队杀入总决赛，本身就是一种强有力的宣言。文班亚马曾一再表示，他不在乎马刺队缺乏经验，而这是他职业生涯的首次季后赛这一事实，也不应该影响他能带领球队走多远。但这种想法未免有些不切实际。
篮球历史告诉我们，成功之前几乎总是伴随着伤痛的洗礼。然而，在第六战中，文班亚马和马刺队在近11次交手中第7次击败了这支雷霆队，他们完全有理由相信自己能在系列赛的终局之战中再次做到这一点。而在第五战后对队友直言不讳、却对记者选择沉默的文班亚马，正以一种让人不禁猜测是否会有冷门发生的方式在前行。
“他今天打得更有侵略性了，仅此而已，”马刺队前锋朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 说道。“老实说，对我们而言，我们认为他是世界上最好的球员。我认为他就是世界上最好的球员。我觉得他应该清楚这一点，他应该有这种自信。
“他一上场，投的每一个球都是他自己想投的，你懂我的意思吗？即使是三分球——开局阶段的那几个三分——他出手时也显得信心十足。他冲击篮下、积极快攻、拼抢篮板。他主动寻求身体对抗，打得极具侵略性。我认为他展现了自己的统治力。”
在某种程度上，这轮系列赛的焦点并不完全在球星身上。这更像是一场板凳深度的较量，阵容深度决定了比赛走向，而胜负取决于哪支球队的替补阵容更具统治力。但没有哪个球员能像文班亚马那样，以一己之力左右整轮系列赛的走向。
即便是SGA，他在周四晚上的28分钟里正负值低至-28，18投仅6中，三分球5投0中。在面对马刺队充满活力的后卫群时，他在这轮系列赛中场均仅得到24.3分（投篮命中率37.9%，三分命中率26.1%）、8.8次助攻、2.7个篮板、1.7次抢断和3.2次失误。
也不是切特·霍姆格伦 (Chet Holmgren)，这位雷霆队中锋根本无法应对文班亚马带来的威胁；他在第六战中得到10分、11个篮板，正负值为-9。尽管系列赛前外界对此大肆炒作，但所谓的“神兽对决”实际上并未上演。
这轮系列赛的结局很可能取决于文班。他会是第一战[1](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/Ryfd8FPcDTDF5pkM/)、第二战[2](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/stats/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/7NEAUyzAdevoW6jW/)和第六战[6](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/4kyHeopooxacmVvn/)中的那个他，完美兑现作为联盟最新“独角兽”所承载的所有极高期望吗？又或者，他会更像我们在第三战[3](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/JnLLU3PzjPX3eZ4c/)、第四战[4](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/Sus0ESfk3a7dFY1x/)和第五战[5](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/WtjVsS5TK6hCR9w3/)中所看到的那个年轻人——在经历前两场狂揽41个篮板后，那三场比赛一共只抢下了18个篮板？
这些问题的答案，远比他在久违地重返新闻发布会讲台时所说的任何话都重要得多。
“我自己吗？”当被问及为什么在第六战的表现比第五战好得多时，文班亚马回答道，“信任比赛计划。与教练组和队友讨论战术。”
现场再次陷入了尴尬的沉默。然而，正如老将前锋哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes) 所透露的那样，文班亚马在幕后做出了许多极具价值的发声，并以一种在同龄人中罕见的方式成长为一名领袖。
“我认为，能够在这些情况下发声，能够充满自信地交流，在那些时刻不仅以身作则，还能用声音去领导球队，这非常关键，对吧？”巴恩斯说道，“在职业生涯第三年，在这个舞台上，承担着他目前在球队中的这种重任，你很难见到有多少球员能像他那样，如此从容地掌控局面。”
现在，随着雷霆队即将在过去六次季后赛系列赛中第三次迎来抢七大战，整个篮球界都在拭目以待，看文班亚马是否能阻挡这支潜在王朝球队的脚步。
“我们会利用接下来的40个小时左右的时间做好充分准备，”约翰逊说道，“在西部决赛中，深入敌后去挑战卫冕冠军，面对一支多次经历过这种场面且深谙取胜之道的球队，我预计会迎来他们最猛烈的反击。我会保持高度警惕，全力以赴迎接挑战。”
_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：Victor Wembanyama didn't speak after Game 5. His Game 6 performance spoke volumes**
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> # Victor Wembanyama didn’t speak after Game 5. His Game 6 performance spoke volumes
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> _The Athletic has live coverage of [Spurs vs. Thunder in Game 7](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/live-blogs/spurs-vs-thunder-live-updates-nba-playoffs-game-7-score-result/M2WvKhqwquUJ/) of the [2026 Western Conference finals.](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/live-blogs/spurs-vs-thunder-live-updates-nba-playoffs-game-7-score-result/M2WvKhqwquUJ/)_
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> SAN ANTONIO — It was never about Victor Wembanyama ducking reporters.
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> When the San Antonio Spurs big man chose to walk away from the cameras and microphones after his terrible Game 5 showing on Tuesday night, with his teammates left to discuss how they’d blown a chance to take the lead against the Oklahoma City Thunder at home in these [Western Conference finals](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/bracket/), the widespread criticism that came his way was about the message he sent by choosing silence. It was one vanishing act begetting another, with Wembanyama setting the stage for a brutal offseason to come if he hadn’t found a way to deliver when the spotlight returned with the season on the line two days later. And then, with the conversation surrounding the 22-year-old taking such a negative turn in the two days between games, he turned in a special performance that spoke volumes about his moxie.
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> Wembanyama, who was so underwhelming two nights before that there was widespread speculation about fatigue getting the best of him at this juncture of the postseason, finished with 28 points (10-of-21 shooting; 4-of-9 from three), 10 rebounds, three blocks, two steals, two assists and a plus-13 mark in his 28 minutes of the [118-91 win](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7316866/2026/05/28/thunder-spurs-game-6-result-western-conference-finals-nba/). Crisis averted. Season saved. The future face of the NBA, this young phenom who has a chance to shock the basketball world by sending the defending champs home early in Game 7 on Saturday, said everything he needed to say with his play.
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> With his chest, as the kids say. And truth be told, it’s what his coaches and teammates said about him afterward that was more enlightening than anything that came from the superstar subject himself.
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> “Just a desire to meet the moment,” Spurs coach Mitch Johnson explained when asked about Wembanyama’s response. “He’s not always perfect, and we’ve got to help him at times. Obviously, he’s 22 years old, but his passion and desire for being right where he is and at the forefront of it all, and to take the responsibility and the role and the burden of what he does, I don’t know what else to say.
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> “He is comfortable with that, regardless of the outcome and what that may look like. And I think that’s maybe his biggest growth this year (is) not waiting for it to be perfect, (or) necessarily to know what to do all the time, but (to) attack the moment and have the right approach and live with the results.”
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> Those closest to him say he didn’t talk out of sheer frustration. He let himself down in Game 5, and decided to skirt the media obligations as a way of focusing on the monumental task that was coming next.
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> At the risk of being accused of being too soft on Wembanyama — and yes, those accusations are flying at the media and the NBA these days — it should not be overlooked that he’s so [ahead of schedule](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7306611/2026/05/25/victor-wembanyama-spurs-thunder-game-4-nba-playoffs/). He’s still three years away from being able to rent a car, yet now has this all-or-nothing chance to reach his first finals at the same age as LeBron James back in 2007, when his Cleveland Cavaliers were swept by San Antonio.
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> Michael Jordan didn’t get there until he was 28, when his Chicago Bulls beat the Los Angeles Lakers in five games. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was 24 when, as Lew Alcindor, his Milwaukee Bucks swept the Baltimore Bullets. Kobe Bryant was 21 when his Lakers beat the Indiana Pacers in six games. Wilt Chamberlain was 27 when his San Francisco Warriors lost to the Boston Celtics in five games. Bill Russell was 23 when, as a rookie, he led Boston to a seven-game win against the St. Louis Hawks. Jerry West was 24 when his Lakers lost to Boston in seven games. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Thunder’s back-to-back MVP who Wembanyama wants to dethrone as the game’s best player, made his first finals appearance and won his first title last season at the age of 26.
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> This is the company Wembanyama is trying to keep.
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> Wembanyama scored 28 points in Thursday night’s win over the Thunder. (Ronald Cortes / Getty Images)
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> Regardless of whether the Spurs go on to win it all, there’s a certain statement that comes with carrying a team to the finals stage in the first few years of one’s career. Wembanyama has said time and again that he doesn’t care about San Antonio’s lack of experience, how the fact that this is his first postseason should have no bearing on how far he’s able to take his group. But that’s a delusional outlook.
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> The history of this game tells us that the scars almost always come before the success. Yet here Wembanyama and the Spurs were in Game 6, beating these Thunder for the seventh time in 11 tries, with every reason to believe that they can do it again in the series finale. And Wembanyama, who was outspoken with his teammates after Game 5 before choosing to be muted with reporters, is moving in the sort of way that makes you wonder if there’s an upset on the way.
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> “He was just more assertive today; that’s all it was,” Spurs forward Julian Champagnie said. “Honestly, for us, we think he’s the best player in the world. I think he’s the best player in the world. I think he should know that. He should feel that.
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> “He came out and the shots that he took were the ones that he wanted to take, you know what I’m saying? Even if it was a 3 — a couple early 3s — he shot them like he wanted them. Worked his way towards the basket, ran the floor, rebounded. He was hitting first, being physical. And I think he just showed his dominance.”
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> To some degree, this series has not been about the stars. It has been the battle of the benches, with depth reigning supreme and the victor determined by whichever team’s reserves were more dominant. But there is no other player who can swing a series quite like Wembanyama.
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> Not SGA, who was a minus-28 in his 28 minutes Thursday night and who hit just 6 of 18 shots while missing all five of his 3s. He’s now averaging 24.3 points (on 37.9 percent shooting overall; 26.1 percent from 3), 8.8 assists, 2.7 rebounds, 1.7 steals and 3.2 turnovers in this series while dealing with the Spurs’ dynamic guards.
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> Not Chet Holmgren, the Thunder center who simply isn’t equipped to deal with what Wembanyama brings; he had 10 points, 11 rebounds and a minus-nine mark in Game 6. There is, despite all of the pre-series hype on this front, no battle of the bigs happening here.
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> The outcome of this will likely boil down to Wemby. Will he be the player he was in Games [1](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/Ryfd8FPcDTDF5pkM/), [2](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/stats/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/7NEAUyzAdevoW6jW/), and [6](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/4kyHeopooxacmVvn/), when he met all those lofty expectations that come with being the league’s latest unicorn? Or, perhaps, might he play more like the young man we saw in Games [3](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/JnLLU3PzjPX3eZ4c/), [4](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/Sus0ESfk3a7dFY1x/) and [5](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/game/oklahoma-city-thunder-vs-san-antonio-spurs/WtjVsS5TK6hCR9w3/), when he grabbed a combined 18 rebounds after snatching 41 in the first two?
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> The answer to those questions will matter a whole lot more than whatever he might have said at the long-awaited return to the news-conference podium.
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> “Myself?” Wembanyama said in response to a question of why he played so much better in Game 6 than he had in Game 5. “Trusting the game plan. Discussing tactics with the staff and teammates.”
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> An awkward silence ensued — again. Yet as veteran forward Harrison Barnes shared, Wembanyama is making all sorts of valuable noise behind the scenes while developing as a leader in ways that are typically not seen.
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> “I think (it’s being) able to speak in these situations, to be able to talk with confidence, to be able to not only lead by example, but to lead with your voice in those moments, right?” Barnes said. “You don’t see a lot of guys in their third year, at this stage, with this level of responsibility that he has on our team, be able to step into that moment with the comfort that he has.”
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> And now, with the Thunder about to face a Game 7 for the third time in their past six playoff series, the basketball world will wait to see if Wembanyama can derail a dynasty.
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> “We’ll be prepared to take the next 40 hours or whatever it may be to try to get ready,” Johnson said. “Go into a hostile environment against the defending champs in the Western Conference finals, (against) a team that’s done it multiple times and knows exactly what it takes. I would expect to get their best punch. I’m gonna go over there eyes wide open and expecting nothing less.”
By Sam Amick, via [The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7317357/2026/05/29/victor-wembanyama-spurs-thunder-game-6/)
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### 作者：  [@TheAthletic](https://chinaspurs.com/u/TheAthletic)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年5 月 29 日 14:40 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46915/2 "2026-05-29T14:40:51Z")
# 热评
> [@Johnny M.](#):
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> 昨晚我女儿的女友问我，既然圣安东尼奥淘汰了我的森林狼，为什么我还在为他们加油。
> 关于这一点，我有太多话想说了，以至于等我解释完的时候，她可能都听烦了。
> 不过，我相信我不需要向你们大家解释。
> [@C S.](#):
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> 把科比·布莱恩特 (Kobe Bryant) 扯进来还说是“他的湖人”真是太搞笑了。
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> > [@Jeff P.](#):
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> > @C S. 同意。在科比职业生涯的那个阶段，沙克 (Shaq) 才是这个星球上最具统治力的球员。
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> > [@Mickey K.](#):
> >
> > @Jeff P. 哪怕当时得分后卫上放的是迪昂·维特斯 (Dion Waiters)，靠着沙克，他们也能击败印第安纳。
> [@Devin T.](#):
>
> 如果能有五分钟时间直接给维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 提建议，我会鼓励他去练勾手投篮，那绝对会是无法阻挡的杀招。勾手的好处在于，以他的身高，每次出手都毫不费力，而且不需要通过运球晃动来创造空间。他拥有能投进后撤步三分的控球、协调性和技术，这确实令人印象深刻，但马刺不可能靠他这么打来赢得总冠军。而且他每花一个小时练习面框动作，就少花一个小时练习像勾手这样的背框动作。从长远来看，文班投三分只是“愚人金”（表面诱人实际无用），他在投三分上取得的成功越多，就越会吸取错误的教训。
> 我觉得昨晚赢球的关键尤其是迪兰·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 重新焕发活力，但媒体的叙事非要说成是维克托通过投进三分“重拳出击”。
>
> > [@Mister Pin K.](#):
> >
> > @Devin T. 让天勾重出江湖！
>
> > [@Marc K.](#):
> >
> > @Devin T. 关于勾手真是个好主意。那一招让卡里姆·阿卜杜勒-贾巴尔 (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) 赢得了几枚总冠军戒指，并一路顺风地进入了名人堂。文班的运动能力和技术要出色得多。看他打球是一种荣幸。进入名人堂并获得多枚戒指。文班是史上最大的“独角兽”。你说得对，来个天勾！
>
> > [@Evan W.](#):
> >
> > @Devin T. 我不同意。不是针对勾手，而是针对三分。如今这个联盟是以三分球为基础的，难道对文班来说，拥有一手三分球不重要吗？尽管他是个有天赋的外线射手，而且关键罚球也很准。你能想象如果他的三分命中率是25%而不是37%或40%，他在内线会受到怎样的防守吗？我实在无法理解为什么蒂姆·邦坦普斯 (Tim Bontemps) 和其他人会觉得这不会对全局产生影响，也看不到这会为文班的持球突破以及他的队友创造多少机会。看看卢卡·东契奇 (Luka Doncic) 早期的三分数据，再看看他现在的水平。
>
> > [@Jim C.](#):
> >
> > @Devin T. 勾手会是他武器库的一个极佳补充。但让他纯粹做一个背框球员将是对他天赋的愚蠢浪费。他拉到外线投篮和面框进攻的能力对球队其他进攻环节的影响是巨大的。
> [@eddie M.](#):
>
> 裁判在抢七大战中的吹罚尺度将在很大程度上决定比赛走向。那是老派的身体对抗，谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大 (Shai Gilgeous-Alexander) 没有得到哨子，俄克拉荷马雷霆被拿捏了。如果抢七还是这么吹，那对马刺有利。
> 作为步行者球迷，我实在无法尊重尼克斯，他们碰上这两支球队中的任何一支都会被横扫。
>
> > [@13056449](#):
> >
> > @eddie M. 喜欢和尊重是两码事。我尊重那些即使不喜欢对手，也能给予对手尊重的球迷。
> [@D K.](#):
>
> 文班是个脏球手，输不起。因为输掉一场篮球赛而气急败坏、显得很不成熟，甚至派他的打手去试图弄伤对手。真替他感到羞耻，作为联盟未来的门面，这形象也太糟糕了。
>
> > [@Marc K.](#):
> >
> > @D K. 他是个奇才，也是接管NBA的合适人选。
>
> > [@Lee C.](#):
> >
> > @D K. 哈哈，得了吧，老兄……真是的。
>
> > [@Brandon L.](#):
> >
> > @D K. 这可能是我读过最软弱的话了，哇哦。该感到羞耻的是你，兄弟。
>
> > [@Jim C.](#):
> >
> > @D K. 这是我听过最气急败坏的言论了。我直接笑出声。谢谢你逗我笑。
>
> > [@Mickey K.](#):
> >
> > @D K. 卢·多特 (Lu Dort) 的亲兄弟来这儿了，伙计们！
> [@Mister Pin K.](#):
>
> 最大的遗憾是，在俄克拉荷马城的抢七大战中，我们听不到他们应得的“假摔侠！假摔侠！假摔侠！”的漫天嘘声了 ☹
> [@Thomas M.](#):
>
> 也许，维克托·文班亚马还记得在电视上看到格雷格·波波维奇 (Gregg Popovich) 接受采访的样子，作为一个聪明的孩子，他意识到了那些向波波提出的问题，以及波波对这些问题显而易见的鄙视，于是对自己说：“C’est vrai, ces questions craignent。” 翻译过来就是：没错，这些问题真烂。勇士#14
> [@jacob K.](#):
>
> 天哪，这简直是小题大做。他在第五场的表现算不上什么“隐形”。面对联盟最顶级的防守，他只是看起来累了，状态有些低迷，就像昨晚的谢伊·吉尔杰斯-亚历山大一样。就算他们输了，也不会是什么“残酷的休赛期”，原因你后面也解释了——毕竟他已经“超前于预期”了。放轻松点吧。
>
> > [@2122217](#):
> >
> > @jacob K. 对于《竞技报》的作者来说，生活确实不易，毕竟不管有没有必要，他们都得硬憋出文章来。
> [@11126954](#):
>
> 等等，租车居然要满25岁？
>
> > [@2122217](#):
> >
> > 除了两个州之外，美国50个州里有48个州的租车年龄限制都是21岁。而在那两个州（密歇根州和纽约州），如果你未满25岁，只需支付一笔象征性的附加费。我可不指望体育记者在任何重要事情上能做到准确无误。
> [@6904271](#):
>
> 真是个输不起的爱哭鬼。
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>
> > [@Johnny M.](#):
> >
> > I had my daughter’s girlfriend ask me last night why I was rooting for San Antonio even though they knocked my Wolves out.
> > I had many things to say about this, to the point where she was probably bored by the time I was done explaining.
> > I’m sure I don’t need to explain it to you guys, though.
>
> > [@C S.](#):
> >
> > Throwing Kobe in there and saying “his Lakers” is so funny.
> >
> > > [@Jeff P.](#):
> > >
> > > @C S. Agreed. At that point in Kobe’s career, Shaq was the most dominant player on the planet.
> >
> > > [@Mickey K.](#):
> > >
> > > @Jeff P. It could have been Dion Waiters at guard and they would have beaten Indy because of Shaq
>
> > [@Devin T.](#):
> >
> > If I had five minutes to have Victor’s ear I would encourage him to get a hook shot, which would be totally unstoppable. The advantage of a hook shot is you can get it off every time at his height with minimal effort and don’t need to shimmy off the dribble to create space. Its super-impressive that he has the handle and coordination and skill to hit some step-back 3s but the Spurs are not going to win championships with him doing that, and every hour he spends practicing facing-the-basket moves he is not practicing back-to-the-basket moves like the hook shot. The three-pointers by Wemby will be fool’s gold in the long run, and the more success he has by launching 3s the more he is going to learn the wrong lesson.
> > I thought Dylan Harper in particular looking spry again was the reason they won last night, but the narrative requires us to say Victor “came out swinging” by hitting 3 pointers.
> >
> > > [@Mister Pin K.](#):
> > >
> > > @Devin T. bring back the Sky Hook!
> >
> > > [@Marc K.](#):
> > >
> > > @Devin T. Great idea about the hook shot. That shot earned Jabbar won a few championship rings along with a fast track to the Hall of Fame. Wemby is much more athletic skilled. He’s a privilege to watch.
> > > to the HOF and multiple rings. Wemby is the biggest “unicorn” ever. You’re right bag a sky-boo&
> >
> > > [@Evan W.](#):
> > >
> > > @Devin T. I disagree. Not about the hook shot, but about the 3. This league is predicated on the 3 these days but it’s not important for Wemby to have one, despite him being a gifted perimeter shooter and clutch FT shooter? Can you imagine how he’d be defended in the paint if he were a 25% shooter vs 37% vs 40%? I cannot for the life of me comprehend why Bontemps and others don’t find this impactful on the overall game and what opportunities it would open for Wemby off the dribble as well as his teammates. Look at Luka’s early 3 stats va where he is now.
> >
> > > [@Jim C.](#):
> > >
> > > @Devin T. A hook shot would be a good addition to his arsenal. Making him solely a back to the basket player would be a stupid waste of talent. The effect of his ability to hit from outside and play facing the hoop on the rest of their offense is huge.
>
> > [@eddie M.](#):
> >
> > How the refs call game 7 will determine much. That was old school physical stuff, SGA didn’t get the calls, and OKC was pushed around. If it’s called like that again, advantage Spurs.
> > As a Pacers fan, I just cannot respect the Knicks, who will be swept by either of these teams.
> >
> > > [@13056449](#):
> > >
> > > @eddie M. There’s a difference between like and respect. I respect a fan who can respect their rivals, even when they don’t like em
>
> > [@D K.](#):
> >
> > Wemby is a dirty player and a sore loser, sending in his goons to try and injure opponents because youre butthurt and immature about losing a basketball game. Shame on him, what a horrible look for the next face of the game
> >
> > > [@Marc K.](#):
> > >
> > > @D K. He’s a phenom, aand a good guy to take reins of the NBA.
> >
> > > [@Lee C.](#):
> > >
> > > @D K. lol, come on, man…sheeesh
> >
> > > [@Brandon L.](#):
> > >
> > > @D K. this might be the softest thing I’ve ever read wow. shame on you brother
> >
> > > [@Jim C.](#):
> > >
> > > @D K. That’s the most buttsore take I’ve ever heard. I laughed out loud. Thanks for that.
> >
> > > [@Mickey K.](#):
> > >
> > > @D K. Lu Dort’s brother is here, guys!
>
> > [@Mister Pin K.](#):
> >
> > The biggest disappointment is that we’re not gonna get well-deserved chants of FLOPPER FLOPPER FLOPPER in OKC for game 7 ☹
>
> > [@Thomas M.](#):
> >
> > Perrhaps, Victor Wembanyama remembers watching Pop being interviewed on TV and, being a smart lad, realized that the questions posed to Pop, and Pop obious distain for them, and said to himself, “C’est vrai, c’es questions sont craignent.” Translation: True, These question suck. Warrior#14
>
> > [@jacob K.](#):
> >
> > Man, talk about everything getting overblown. His game 5 wasn’t a “vanishing act.” He looked tired and had an off night, much like SGA last night, against the best defense in the league. It wouldn’t have been a “brutal offseason” if they’d lost, for reasons you go on to explain – he’s “ahead of schedule,” after all. Just ease up.
> >
> > > [@2122217](#):
> > >
> > > @jacob K. Life is difficult for an Athletic writer, when you’ve got to produce articles no matter the necessity.
>
> > [@11126954](#):
> >
> > Wait, you need to be 25 years old to rent a car?
> >
> > > [@2122217](#):
> > >
> > > It’s 21 in every one of the 50 states except 2. And in those states, MIchigan and New York, there is a nominal surcharge if you are under 25. I wouldn’t rely on sportswriters to be accurate on anything of importance.
>
> > [@6904271](#):
> >
> > What a crybaby.
via [The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7317357/2026/05/29/victor-wembanyama-spurs-thunder-game-6/#comments)