By Ben Golliver, 2026-06-04 23:34:47
圣安东尼奥——一名联盟发言人周四表示，在周三晚上进行的NBA总决赛第一场第四节期间，一名冲上弗罗斯特银行中心球场并企图与圣安东尼奥马刺队球星维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 合影自拍的球迷已被逮捕，并被终身禁止进入所有NBA球馆。
这一事件导致比赛一度中断。当时纽约尼克斯队正以92-86领先，距离比赛结束还剩6分28秒，他们最终以105-95赢下了系列赛首战。该球迷右手拿着手机冲上球场，在三分线附近停在文班亚马和尼克斯队中锋米切尔·罗宾逊 (Mitchell Robinson) 面前。就在他试图拍照时，迅速被两名安保人员推开。
“第二名个人也将因其在此次事件中扮演的角色而受到终身禁赛处罚，”该NBA发言人说道。
慢镜头回放显示，当该球迷接近时，文班亚马显得有些困惑，并朝着手机的方向微笑。“我以前从未遇到过那种情况，”文班亚马说道，“我不知道该怎么反应。这真的让我大吃一惊，几乎和那次蝙蝠飞过球场一样。”他指的是2024年1月对阵明尼苏达森林狼队赛前的一幕。
在安保人员制服该球迷后，比赛又被进一步推迟，因为就在该事件发生前不久，马刺队后卫迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 在尼克斯队前锋米卡尔·布里奇斯 (Mikal Bridges) 的防守下失去了对球的控制。裁判组在商议后，由于无法确定最后是谁触球，决定在球场中央进行争球。文班亚马赢得了跳球，比赛得以继续。
贝克萨尔县地方检察官办公室周四发表声明，证实冲上球场的球迷是一名未成年人，并补充道：“法律禁止我们讨论有关该案件的任何信息或细节。”
赛后，马刺队主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 对这起球迷事件不以为意，认为这只是小题大作。
“我根本不觉得这算个事，”他说道，“我认为安保人员把他带离了现场。大家都把注意力转移到了下一次攻防中。”
NBA总裁亚当·肖华 (Adam Silver) 周四表示，观众在比赛期间冲上球场的问题“遗憾的是所有体育运动的一部分”。
“我甚至不愿称那个人为球迷，”肖华在圣安东尼奥参加完一次社区服务活动后说道，“他们这样做似乎另有图谋。……全球关注的另一面是，有人意到这里有一个巨大的平台可以用来做蠢事。……他们将被终身禁赛，不仅是禁止进入[弗罗斯特银行中心]，而是NBA的每一个球馆。如果你这样做，后果将极其严重。”
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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Two fans get lifetime bans over selfie quest at NBA Finals Game 1
SAN ANTONIO – A fan who ran onto the Frost Bank Center court during the fourth quarter of Wednesday night’s NBA Finals and attempted to take a selfie with San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama was arrested and given a lifetime ban from all NBA arenas, a league spokesperson said Thursday.
The incident, which halted play during the New York Knicks’ 105-95 Game 1 victory, occurred with 6:28 remaining and New York holding a 92-86 lead. The fan ran onto the court with a cellphone in his right hand, stopped in front of Wembanyama and Knicks center Mitchell Robinson near the 3-point line and then quickly was pushed away by two security guards as he attempted to take the picture.
“A second individual will also receive a lifetime ban for his role in the incident,” the NBA spokesperson said.
Replays showed Wembanyama looking confused and smiling in the direction of the phone as the fan approached him. “I’ve never been in that situation,” Wembanyama said. “I didn’t know how to act. It really surprised me, almost as much as that time [when] a bat crossed the court,” before a January 2024 game against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
After security apprehended the fan, the game was further delayed because Spurs guard Dylan Harper lost control of the ball while being guarded by Knicks forward Mikal Bridges shortly before the incident. After huddling, the officiating crew called for a jump ball at center court because it was unable to determine which team last had possession of the ball. Wembanyama won the tip and the game continued.
The Bexar County District Attorney’s Office issued a statement Thursday confirming that the fan who made it onto the court was a juvenile, before adding, “we are prohibited by law from discussing any information or details regarding the case.”
After the game, Spurs coach Mitch Johnson brushed off the fan incident as much ado about nothing.
“I don’t think it was an event at all,” he said. “I thought security got him out of there. I think everybody moved on to the next play.”
NBA commissioner Adam Silver said Thursday that the issue of spectators running onto the court during games is “unfortunately part of all sports.”
“I even hesitate to describe that person as a fan,” Silver said, after attending a community service event in San Antonio. “They seemed to have an ulterior motive for doing so. … The other side of the coin of global attention is that somebody realizes there’s an enormous platform to do stupid things. … They will be banned for life, not just from [Frost Bank Center] but every arena in the NBA. The consequences are dramatic if you do this.”
By Ben Golliver, via ESPN
