By LJ Ellis | SpursTalk, 2026-07-09 09:49:15
圣安东尼奥马刺队以三连败结束了加州经典夏联的赛程。这一次，马刺以84-88不敌洛杉矶湖人。接下来，圣安东尼奥将前往拉斯维加斯，再打五场夏季联赛。
数据统计：马刺 VS 湖人
马刺 VS 湖人 – 最终评分
小塔里斯·里德
里德在加州夏联的收官战中表现令人印象深刻。他在25分钟的出场时间里贡献了12分、12个篮板、1次助攻和1次盖帽。正如数据所示，他在拼抢篮板方面极具影响力，这也直接转化为他的两位数得分。不过需要指出的是，湖人队派出了几位不太靠谱的内线，因此里德的实际表现并没有数据看起来那么完美。他的篮下手感柔和，动作充满力量，并且能用双手强力摘下篮板。在这场对阵湖人的比赛中，最让我感到惊喜的是里德展现出了一定的控球和传球潜质。
评分：B+
贾科比·吉莱斯皮
在经历了两场手感冰冷的比赛后，很高兴看到吉莱斯皮找回了状态。他全场14投7中，其中三分球9投5中，砍下全队最高的19分。吉莱斯皮投三分时显得毫不费力，显然拥有极远的射程。同时，他也在积极学习如何在夏季联赛面对身体素质更出众的对手时完成篮下终结。作为一名控球后卫，他的决策能力依然是一个亮点。他送出了6次助攻，仅有2次失误，尤其是他的高低位传球令人印象深刻——当你的队友是维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 时，这正是你希望看到的特质。
评分：B+
马利克·布朗
我的意思是，在防守端，布朗确实有一些回合凭借积极性和直觉做出了贡献，但他需要在攻防两端都提高存在感。在防守端，他在对抗中需要更加强硬，更重要的是，他必须更好地保护篮板。在22分钟里只抢到1个防守篮板是远远不够的。在进攻端，布朗需要做得更多。不出现失误固然值得肯定，但全场仅有3次出手显然不够，因为他的目标应该是向篮球界证明，自己在进攻端并不是一个明显的累赘。
评分：C
埃马努埃尔·米勒
亮点：米勒在外线三分球6投3中，我很喜欢他在防守端和篮板争抢上的活力。他总共抢下7个篮板，送出2次抢断和1次盖帽，同时在防守端严格执行了战术原则。不足：米勒的两分球只有6投2中。他的控球能力依然未能打动我。对于一个在夏季联赛打球的26岁球员来说，他的整体影响力并没有达到预期。
评分：C+
RJ·戴维斯
对于一个身高只有6英尺（约1米83）出头的球员来说，戴维斯很懂得如何得分。他拥有丰富的持球突破、篮下终结以及在外线拉开单打的技巧。他可能很难成为一名高效率的得分手，但他很清楚如何把球送进篮筐。他的传球和防守只能算中规中矩，但得分才是他的立足之本。
评分：B-
李贤重
亮点：李贤重在防守和拼抢7个篮板时展现出了一定的运动能力。他送出4次助攻，展现了无私的球风和出色的传球时机。他在攻防两端所展现出的无畏精神显而易见。不足：李贤重全场8投仅1中，其中三分球6投0中。如果投篮准星不能提高，他很难在联盟立足。遗憾的是，他在对阵湖人的比赛中手感如此冰冷，否则这本可以成为他的突破之战。
评分：C
杰登·纳恩
纳恩投中了一记三分球，但他未能像前两场夏季联赛那样对比赛产生足够的影响。他的活力没有问题，但他没能创造出进攻优势，防守端的表现也无法弥补他在进攻端的沉寂。
评分：C-
小伊戈尔·米利西奇
米利西奇打球很有活力，传球能力相当不错，并且拥有一些显而易见、可以转化为即战力的身体天赋。不幸的是，他在场上显得有些局促不安，似乎总是在无谓地加快自己的节奏。
评分：C+
RJ·梅伦德斯
梅伦德斯在三场夏季联赛中已经送出了9次盖帽。对于一名在42分钟出场时间里做到这一点的侧翼球员来说，这个数据相当疯狂。他有一些引人关注的特质，但他必须提高自己的投篮命中率。
评分：C+
迈尔斯·巴恩斯特布尔
巴恩斯特布尔又投中了一记三分。他是一名出色的运动员，但目前在夏季联赛的舞台上还没能完全展现出来。
评分：B-
大卫·穆奥卡
穆奥卡获得了一些替补中锋的出场时间，并且再次展现出了他天生的篮板直觉。
评分：暂无
科利斯·威廉姆森
感觉里德和吉莱斯皮都得到了很好的机会来展示自己的能力。我不太明白马刺是怎么输给这支看起来像“网红队”的湖人夏联阵容的。尽管夏季联赛的胜负并不重要，但这场失利确实不太好看。
评分：C-
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查看原文：Summer League Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. Los Angeles Lakers – Game #3
Summer League Grades: San Antonio Spurs vs. Los Angeles Lakers – Game #3
The San Antonio Spurs ended the California portion of summer league with a third consecutive loss. This time, the Spurs lost to the Los Angeles Lakers by a final score of 88-84. Next up, San Antonio heads to Las Vegas to play five more summer league games.
Stats: Spurs vs. Lakers
Spurs vs. Lakers – Final Grades
Tarris Reed Jr.
Reed was impressive in his last summer league game in California. He finished with 12 points, 12 rebounds, an assist and a block in 25 minutes. As the numbers suggest, he was very impactful on the glass and that helped lead directly to his dozen points. However, it must be noted that the Lakers had a few unserious bigs so Reed wasn’t quite as good as those numbers suggest. His touch around the rim is soft, his moves are powerful and he rips down boards with two hands. What I found most impressive about Reed against the Lakers were the glimpses of ball-handling and passing that we witnessed.
Grade: B+
Ja’Kobi Gillespie
After a couple of rough shooting games, it was great to see Gillespie get going. He finished with a team-high 19 points on 7-for-14 shooting from the field, including 5-for-9 from three-point range. Gillespie’s three-pointers look effortless and he clearly has deep range. He’s also actively learning how to finish at the rim against the superior athletes in summer league. His decision-making as a point guard continues to be a positive trait. He had six assists and only two turnovers, as his high-low passing is particularly impressive — and it’s something you want to see when Victor Wembanyama is your teammate.
Grade: B+
Maliq Brown
I mean, there are good defensive possessions where Brown’s activity and instincts make a difference but he needs to turn up the volume on both ends. On defense, he needs to be sturdier against contact and, more importantly, he needs to rebound better. One defensive rebound in 22 minutes isn’t going to cut it. Offensively, Brown just needs to do more. Give him credit for not turning the ball over but three field goal attempts isn’t enough considering his goal should be to prove to the basketball world that he’s not a glaring offensive liability.
Grade: C
Emanuel Miller
The good: Miller was 3-for-6 from downtown and I liked his liveliness on defense and on the boards. He totaled seven rebounds, two steals and a block while sticking to the principles on the defensive end. The bad: Miller was only 2-for-6 on twos. I continue to be underwhelmed by his ball-handling. His overall impact isn’t what you want to see from a dude who is 26 years old playing in summer league.
Grade: C+
RJ Davis
For a player who is 6-foot-nothing, Davis knows how to score the ball. He has a lot of moves off the dribble, at the rim and when dancing out on the perimeter. He’s unlikely to be an efficient scorer but he understands what’s needed to put the ball in the hoop. He’s an okay-ish passer and defender but scoring the ball is where he can make his money.
Grade: B-
Hyunjung Lee
The good: Lee exhibited some athleticism on defense and when grabbing his seven rebounds. His unselfishness and advanced timing were on display when tallying four assists. The fearlessness he plays with on both ends is palpable. The bad: Lee was only 1-for-8 from the field, including an 0-for-6 showing from three-point territory. He can’t make it if he doesn’t shoot straighter. It’s too bad he shot so poorly against the Lakers because this could have been a breakout game for him.
Grade: C
Jayden Nunn
Nunn hit a three-pointer but he failed to impact the game as much as he did in the first two summer league contests. His energy was fine but he wasn’t creating advantages or making enough defensive plays to offset the quiet offensive night.
Grade: C-
Igor Milicic Jr.
Milicic plays with energy, is a pretty good passer and has some obvious translatable athletic tools. Unfortunately, he also has a jittery presence and seems to needlessly speed himself up.
Grade: C+
RJ Melendez
Melendez now has nine blocks in the three summer league games. That’s a pretty insane total for a wing to register in only 42 minutes of playing time. He has some intriguing characteristics but he’s going to have to shoot it better.
Grade: C+
Miles Barnstable
Barnstable hit another three-pointer. He’s a good athlete but he hasn’t been able to show it on the summer league level just yet.
Grade: B-
David Muoka
Muoka got some backup center minutes and once again looked like he has natural rebounding instincts.
Grade: Inc.
Corliss Williamson
It felt like Reed and Gillespie got good opportunities to show what they can do. I’m not sure how the Spurs lost this game against what looked like a meme team Lakers squad. That wasn’t a good look, even though wins and losses in summer league don’t matter.
Grade: C-
By LJ Ellis, via SpursTalk