By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2026-07-06 07:36:24
在首轮秀小塔里斯·里德 (Tarris Reed Jr.) 休战的情况下，参加夏季联赛的圣安东尼奥马刺队被一支天赋好得多的金州勇士队击溃。比赛从一开始就毫无悬念，勇士队轻松取得98比69的大胜。在前往拉斯维加斯参加真正的夏季联赛重头戏之前，马刺队在加州还有一场比赛要打。
数据：马刺 vs. 勇士
马刺 vs. 勇士 – 最终评分
贾科比·吉莱斯皮
在开场8投1中之后，很高兴看到吉莱斯皮逐渐找到感觉，最终全场12投4中。他在面对NBA级别运动员时的投篮能力是一个大问号。他很难摆脱防守，创造出哪怕勉强合格的出手机会。吉莱斯皮也并非出色的传球手，但他把球保护得相当不错。我还喜欢他在防守端全力以赴。
评分：C
马利克·布朗
布朗显然是一名极其出色的防守者。他聪明、活跃，并且能迅速起跳。不过，他的篮板表现有点低于预期。他需要在这方面真正提高，因为他在更高层级赛场上的真正位置可能是中锋。进攻端，场面就没那么赏心悦目了。他很少看向篮筐，传球平淡无奇，甚至都不怎么努力冲回进攻端。如果他想成功，就必须在转换进攻中提升速度。
评分：C
埃马努埃尔·米勒
米勒展现了一些闪光点。他投进了两记三分球，投篮姿势看起来不错。他在防守端充满活力，积极拼抢篮板，也不怕干脏活累活。我目前看到米勒的主要缺陷是他不太会运球。每当他运球时，结果很少是积极的。
评分：B-
迈尔斯·凯利
凯利在夏季联赛揭幕战中表现极为高效，但第二场便回归了现实。他出场20分钟得到6分，面对勇士队的体型和身体对抗，他无能为力。值得肯定的是，凯利在防守端表现不错，贡献了2次抢断和1次盖帽。
评分：C+
RJ·梅伦德斯
梅伦德斯仍保留着少许吸引力。他命中了一记三分，控球能力尚可，并且对于他这种身高的侧翼球员来说，他表现得很活跃。我欣赏他在篮板球上的努力，他还又送出了两次盖帽。尽管如此，如果他最终想进入最高水平的联赛，他的所有技能（包括控球）似乎都需要升级。
评分：C+
RJ·戴维斯
戴维斯是另一位在勇士队祭出的防守面前陷入挣扎的球员。这位矮个后卫全场8投1中，并出现3次失误。他可以说是球队最好的传球手，并且打得非常努力，但戴维斯必须能得分才能体现其价值。
评分：C-
李贤重
李贤重算是一个亮点。他替补出场得到11分。除了投进两记三分球，李贤重还命中了几记颇为亮眼的中距离投篮。我认为李贤重在防守端看起来更好了；他在这方面的身体对抗能力是一个积极的信号。马刺队永远都需要射手，所以或许值得把他留到训练营。
评分：B+
大卫·穆奥卡
我看不出穆奥卡有太多技术，但他拥有正宗的中锋体型，运动能力出色，反应也很快。这种组合应该能让他以打篮球为生。
评分：B
杰登·努恩
和吉莱斯皮、戴维斯一样，努恩今晚显得身高特别吃亏，结果就是全场6投1中。他打出了一股不屈不挠的篮球风格，但这并没有转化为太多实际成效。
评分：C
小伊戈尔·米利西奇
米利西奇很有意思。他看起来运动能力相当出色，尤其是在敏捷性和变向方面。他一直在无球跑动，并且在攻防两端都有所贡献。他用标准的投篮姿势命中了一记三分——但紧接着又在三分线外投丢了两个离谱的球。
评分：B-
哈里·韦塞尔斯
韦塞尔斯表现尚可。他投进了几个球，传出了几次好球，并在篮板球上积极拼抢。不确定他是否具备足够的身高或运动能力，能成为一名很有吸引力的潜力新秀，但他的努力是显而易见的。
评分：B-
扎凯·齐格勒
说到矮个后卫，齐格勒在状态好的时候身高也只有5英尺9英寸（约1.75米）。值得肯定的是，在他上场的五分钟里，他冲进人群，积极参与到每一次拼抢中。他的3次助攻和2次失误，恰好说明了他在短暂出场时间里的起伏。
评分：B-
泰昂·格兰特-福斯特
在大学篮球打了八个赛季，期间还经历了一次与心脏相关的健康危机之后，能看到格兰特-福斯特在夏季联赛中得分，真是件很酷的事。
评分：Inc.
迈尔斯·巴恩斯特布尔
巴恩斯特布尔是另一位看到他进球会让人感到开心的球员。他实际上投进了马刺队的最后一球，一个通过边线球战术命中的三分球。作为一名前NCAA三级联赛球员，巴恩斯特布尔已经走过了一段很长的路。
评分：Inc.
科利斯·威廉姆森
勇士队的天赋对马刺队来说过于强大，尤其是在里德缺阵的情况下。威廉姆森以此为契机，让每个人都有上场机会，这无可厚非。不过，如果能看见教练组帮助两位次轮秀（吉莱斯皮和布朗）找到比赛节奏，那就更好了。
评分：C+
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查看原文：Summer League Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. Golden State Warriors – Game #2
Summer League Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. Golden State Warriors – Game #2
With first round pick Tarris Reed Jr. getting the night off, the summer league San Antonio Spurs got crushed by a much more talented Golden State Warriors squad. The game was never in doubt and the Warriors cruised to a 98-69 victory. San Antonio has one more game in California before heading to the real deal summer league in Las Vegas.
Stats: Spurs vs. Warriors
Spurs vs. Warriors – Final Grades
Ja’Kobi Gillespie
After going 1-for-8 to start the game, it was good to see Gillespie get going enough to finish 4-for-12 from the field. His shot-making against NBA level athletes is a big question mark. He’s having trouble getting separation for any type of halfway decent look. Gillespie also isn’t a great passer but he takes pretty good care of the ball. I also like that he competes on defense.
Grade: C
Maliq Brown
Brown is clearly a heckuva defender. He’s smart, active and gets off the floor in a hurry. His rebounding was a bit underwhelming though. He needs to really improve in that area because his true position on the next level might be center. Offensively, it’s not the prettiest sight. He rarely looked at the basket, his passing was pedestrian and he doesn’t even really hustle back to the offensive end. He needs to rev up his engine in transition if he wants to make it.
Grade: C
Emanuel Miller
Miller showed some flashes. He hit a pair of three-pointers and his form looks good. He has a lively body on defense, he’s active on the boards and isn’t afraid to get his hands dirty. The main flaw I see with Miller right now is he can’t really dribble. Whenever he puts the ball on the floor, the results are rarely positive.
Grade: B-
Miles Kelly
Kelly had a very productive summer league opener but he came back down to earth in the second contest. He finished with six points in 20 minutes and wasn’t able to do much against Golden State’s size and physicality. To his credit, Kelly was good on defense and finished with two steals and a block.
Grade: C+
RJ Melendez
Melendez retains a modicum of intrigue. He hit a three, he’s a decent ball-handler and he’s active for a wing his size. I liked his work on the boards and he blocked two more shots. That said, it looks like all of his skills need upgrading (including ball-handling) if he wants to eventually make it to the big leagues.
Grade: C+
RJ Davis
Davis is another player who struggled with what the Warriors exhibited on defense. The short guard finished 1-for-8 from the field with three turnovers. He was arguably the team’s best passer and he played really hard but Davis has to score in order to have value.
Grade: C-
Hyunjung Lee
Lee was a bit of a bright spot. He had 11 points off the bench. In addition to burying a pair of three-pointers, Lee hit a couple of somewhat impressive midrange shots. I thought Lee looked better defensively; his physical play on that side stands out as a positive. The Spurs will always use shooters so he might be worth keeping around into training camp.
Grade: B+
David Muoka
I don’t see a ton of skill out of Muoka but he has legit center size, he’s a good athlete and his reactions are quick. That combination should allow him to play basketball for a living.
Grade: B
Jayden Nunn
Like Gillespie and Davis, Nunn looked especially undersized tonight and the result was a 1-for-6 showing from the field. He played a relentless brand of basketball but it didn’t translate to much.
Grade: C
Igor Milicic Jr.
Milicic was interesting. He looks pretty darn athletic, especially in terms of quickness and changing directions. He remained in motion and helped out a bit on both ends. He drilled a three-pointer with good form — but then followed that up with a pair of ugly misses from the perimeter.
Grade: B-
Harry Wessels
Wessels was decent. He made a couple baskets, had a couple good passes and battled on the boards. Not sure if he has enough size or athleticism to be too intriguing as a prospect but the effort was there.
Grade: B-
Zakai Zeigler
Speaking of small guards, Zeigler is 5-foot-9 on a good day. To his credit, he stuck his nose in the middle of the action during his five minutes on the court. His three assists and two turnovers tell the tale of how there were ups and downs during his stint.
Grade: B-
Tyon Grant-Foster
Following eight seasons in college basketball that included a heart-related health scare, it was cool to see Grant-Foster get a bucket in summer league.
Grade: Inc.
Miles Barnstable
Barnstable is another player who was fun to see hit a shot. He actually hit San Antonio’s final basket, a three-pointer off of an inbounds play. A former D3 hooper, Barnstable has come a long way.
Grade: Inc.
Corliss Williamson
The Warriors had too much talent for the Spurs to handle, particularly without Reed. Williamson using this as an opportunity to get minutes for everyone was fine. However, it would have been nice to see the coaching staff help the second rounders (Gillespie and Brown) get going.
Grade: C+
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk