[ESPN] 文班亚马将在法国接待部分马刺队友进行合练

By Michael Wright, 2026-08-04 01:22:09

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维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 本周将在法国接待“8到10名”队友进行合练。目前,圣安东尼奥马刺队正力图从总决赛不敌纽约尼克斯队的失利中重新振作。

马刺官方X账号发布的视频显示,处于上升期的二年级后卫迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 站在埃菲尔铁塔前。哈珀和文班亚马在上周末共同参加了在布隆尼亚尔宫举办的“NBA夏日之家”(NBA Summer House)活动。

马刺CEO R.C.·布福德 (R.C. Buford) 最近在做客法国YouTube节目#TRASHTALK时表示,哈珀将前往法国与文班亚马一同训练。他并未透露其他参与合练的球员名单。

“他们渴望成长,”布福德说道,“光是看到维克托给队友们打电话说,‘嘿,过来和我一起训练一周吧’,(这就展现了他的领导力)。”

这是布福德自7月初以来第三次前往法国,他谈到了文班亚马自19岁加盟圣安东尼奥马刺以来,其领导力是如何不断蜕变的。在职业生涯的前三个赛季中,文班亚马已两次入选全明星,并在2025-26赛季成为NBA历史上首位全票当选的年度最佳防守球员,同时还入选了年度最佳阵容第一阵容。

在前一个赛季因右肩深静脉血栓仅出战46场比赛后,文班亚马在本赛季出战了64场比赛,场均砍下创职业生涯新高的25.0分和11.5个篮板。

“在那些伟大的领袖身上,你很少能看到他们去模仿或迎合别人,”布福德说道,“他不想成为任何人,只想做自己。无论是在做事方法、保养身体的方式,还是在与家人和队友保持紧密联系方面,他都树立了极好的榜样。一支球队能有10名球员飞越半个地球聚在一起训练,这种情况并不多见。这之所以能成行,完全是因为维克托所赢得的尊重、钦佩,以及他带给大家的快乐。”

文班亚马在这个休赛期的日程中,再次包含了与NBA传奇球星哈基姆·奥拉朱旺 (Hakeem Olajuwon) 的合练,此外他还参加了由控球后卫达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 组织、其他马刺队友共同参与的训练营。

今年7月,文班亚马与马刺队签下了一份为期五年、价值2.52亿美元的新秀尺度提前续约合同,并锁定了与耐克的专属签名鞋合约。

“我们都深知他是一个极其独特的人,”布福德说道,“让我们用能让他不断成长的方式来支持他。我最欣赏维克托的一点,就是他的真实与真诚,以及这种品质如何潜移默化地影响着他的球队、他的队友,还有他与主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 以及总经理布莱恩·莱特 (Brian Wright) 之间的关系。你一定还记得我们与他签署续约合同的那天晚上,他的家人都陪伴在侧。他希望在自己祖父的家中完成签约,不想搞任何盛大的排场。他为此感到自豪,而我们也很荣幸能够参与并见证这段旅程。”

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查看原文:Wembanyama to host some Spurs teammates for workouts in France

Wembanyama to host some Spurs teammates for workouts in France

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Victor Wembanyama will host “eight to 10” teammates in France this week for workouts as the San Antonio Spurs look to rebound from their loss to the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals.

Video posted to the Spurs’ official X account showed rising second-year guard Dylan Harper standing in front of the Eiffel Tower. Harper and Wembanyama participated over the weekend in NBA Summer House at Palais Brongniart.

Harper will join Wembanyama for workouts in France, Spurs CEO R.C. Buford said during a recent appearance on the French YouTube show #TRASHTALK. He did not identify other players in attendance.

“They want to grow,” Buford said. “Just seeing Victor calling his team and saying, ‘Hey, come over here and spend a week with me’ (shows leadership).”

Making his third trip to France since the start of July, Buford described Wembanyama’s evolving leadership since joining the San Antonio Spurs as a 19-year old. In three seasons, Wembanyama has made two All-Star teams and in 2025-26 he became the first unanimous winner of NBA Defensive Player of the Year in addition to earning first-team All-NBA recognition.

After being limited to 46 games the previous season because of deep vein thrombosis in his right shoulder, Wembanyama played in 64 games this season and averaged career highs in points (25.0) and rebounds (11.5).

“The thing that you see about great leaders is very seldom do they resemble or match somebody else,” Buford said. “He’s not trying to be anybody but himself. He sets a great example in his approach, in the way he takes care of his body, the way he connects with his family and with his teammates. There are not many times where 10 guys from a team are flying halfway around the world to go work out together. That’s done because of the respect, admiration and joy that Victor brings.”

Wembanyama’s offseason again has included a workout with NBA great Hakeem Olajuwon, in addition to participating in other training sessions with Spurs teammates hosted by point guard De’Aaron Fox.

Wembanyama signed a five-year, $252 million rookie scale extension with the Spurs in July and locked in a signature shoe deal with Nike.

“We all recognize this is an incredibly unique human,” Buford said. “Let’s support him in a way that allows him to grow. What I love about Victor is how he can be real, be authentic, and the way that influences his team, his teammates, his relationship with [coach] Mitch Johnson and [general manager] Brian Wright. You saw the night of our signing his extension with his family around. He wanted to have it at his grandfather’s home, and he didn’t want to have a big extravaganza. He’s proud of that and we’re honored to be able to share that journey.”

By Michael Wright, via ESPN