By Jacob Douglas | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-08-10 22:54:55

朱利安·尚帕尼
2025-26赛季数据:出战82场**,场均27.6分钟、11.1分、5.8篮板、1.5助攻,** 三分命中率38.1%,场均三分出手6.2次
合同情况:剩余3年4500万美元(无选项)
年龄:25岁
在圣安东尼奥马刺的职业生涯中,朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 克服了重重困难,并持续贡献了高水平的发挥。他是一个“沙里淘金”的成功典范——在被球队从裁员名单中认领后,他签下了一份正式合同,并在2023年成为了稳定的首发球员。然而,仅仅一年后的2024年,他被降为替补,这一角色也延续到了2025-26赛季。而在这个赛季,尚帕尼凭借过硬的表现,在一支争冠球队中牢牢锁定了圣安东尼奥的首发五虎位置。
在马刺生涯中,尚帕尼一直是一位靠谱的“救火首发”。当达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 在赛季初期因伤缺阵时,尚帕尼挺身而出;当德文·瓦塞尔 (Devin Vassell) 在12月受伤时,也是尚帕尼填补了空缺。只不过这一次,马刺摸索出了一些门道。尚帕尼的投射能力让对手很难用中锋去防守身材更矮小的球员,从而只能让侧翼球员去防守维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)。当瓦塞尔伤愈复出后,马刺索性加倍贯彻这一策略,让尚帕尼出任首发四号位,以最大化文班亚马身边的空间。由福克斯、瓦塞尔、尚帕尼、文班亚马和斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle) 组成的首发五人组,成为了马刺最具杀伤力的进攻阵容之一(净效率值高达125.4)。
这套阵容之所以能奏效,不仅仅是因为尚帕尼能投进球。为了让这套阵容取得成功,他必须去防守体型更大的球员,并拼抢篮板。尚帕尼的篮板率从上赛季的8.8%飙升至本赛季的11.2%,他成长为了一名强硬的篮板手,尤其是在进攻篮板的拼抢上。这帮助马刺在享受全新空间红利的同时,依然能在内线保持竞争力。尚帕尼是圣安东尼奥最出色的三分射手,本赛季他投进了195记三分球,创下了马刺队史单赛季三分命中数的新纪录。
这种火热的投射状态也延续到了季后赛,尚帕尼在季后赛中投出了39.6%的三分命中率。他也投进了许多关键球,包括在对阵俄克拉荷马雷霆的西部决赛第七场中飙中6记三分。尚帕尼不仅在季后赛中投篮神准,而且当对手开始贴身防守、试图将他逼离三分线时,他展现出了更强的面对扑防进行突破并杀入油漆区的意愿。在防守端,他在季后赛中面对一些强硬的侧翼球员时也毫不逊色。然而,他在总决赛中暴露了短板,纽约尼克斯在比赛后期有意通过挡拆换防,让杰伦·布伦森 (Jalen Brunson) 单打他。
在总决赛中,很难找到几位处于最佳状态的马刺球员,因此不应该因为尚帕尼没能防住布伦森而对他过于苛责(毕竟在这个季后赛中,几乎没有人能防住布伦森)。总的来说,无论是在常规赛还是季后赛,尚帕尼都是马刺表现最稳定的球员之一。他不仅打满了每一场比赛,而且在绝大多数比赛中都发挥出色。圣安东尼奥总是可以指望他投进三分、在篮板端注入活力,并在防守端站稳脚跟。本赛季他完全证明了自己配得上首发位置,并且下赛季也有望继续保有这一席之地。
展望未来
尚帕尼的精彩赛季为他赢得了一份与马刺续签的3年4500万美元的合同。但就在他锁定未来的同时,圣安东尼奥也签下了他的竞争对手。他们以一份类似的2年3000万美元的合同签下了托拜厄斯·哈里斯 (Tobias Harris),为球队引入了一位全能型得分前锋。哈里斯比尚帕尼拥有更好的体型和力量,而这正是马刺在季后赛中极度缺乏的。哈里斯下赛季完全有实力竞争圣安东尼奥的首发位置。但是,他是否应该理所当然地压过尚帕尼获得首发呢?
在尚帕尼担任首发的情况下,马刺已经是一支总决赛级别的球队。在2026-27赛季开始时用哈里斯顶替他,感觉就像是典型的“东西没坏,却非要修”。尚帕尼没有哈里斯那样丰富的进攻武器库,防守风格也大不相同,但他的无球移动投射非常契合圣安东尼奥后卫群以及文班亚马的打法。如果马刺面对的是一支拥有体型更大、对抗更强的前锋的球队,他们可以让哈里斯来收割比赛;如果他们需要投射,则可以让尚帕尼留在场上。归根结底,增加阵容灵活性是件好事,但这确实也带来了关于谁能获得更多首发机会的疑问。
让哈里斯担任替补,也将为马刺提供另一个多才多艺的进攻武器,从而改善去年有时陷入得分荒的第二阵容。拥有迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper)、哈里斯和凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson),马刺将拥有全联盟最顶尖的板凳深度之一。而如果尚帕尼坐上替补席,他会更容易融入本就偏向前锋配置的替补阵容——毕竟约翰逊和卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 预计将在三、四号位上获得不少出场时间。同时,他也能在哈珀领衔的阵容中提供急需的外线火力。
无论是否首发,尚帕尼都将是马刺轮换阵容的关键一环。他将继续为球队提供稳定的外线投射。如果能进一步提升移动中投篮、外线防守以及面对扑防进行突破的能力,他的比赛将会提升到新的高度。在看过了尚帕尼四个赛季以来的表现后,我们完全有理由相信他能够做到这一点。
赛季高光表现
12月31日对阵纽约尼克斯:36分、6篮板、三分球17投11中
在尚帕尼西决第七场的火热手感和这场常规赛的爆发之间,确实很难做出抉择。单场投进11记三分球是极其困难的,尤其是面对最终夺得NBA总冠军的对手。这或许不是马刺本赛季的最高光时刻,但绝对是尚帕尼个人最令人惊叹的一场比赛。
最终评分:A-
下一位:斯蒂芬·卡斯尔
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2025-26 Spurs Player Reviews: Julian Champagnie

Julian Champagnie
2025-26 stats: 82 games**, 27.6 MPG, 11.1 points, 5.8 rebounds, 1.5 assists,** 38.1 3FG%, 6.2 3PA
Contract Status: 3 years, $45 million remaining (no options)
Age: 25
Julian Champagnie has overcome the odds and contributed at a high level throughout his career with the San Antonio Spurs. He was a diamond-in-the-rough success story, signing a full deal after being picked up off waivers and becoming a consistent starter in 2023. Then, just a year later in 2024, he was relegated to a bench role that carried over into the 2025-26 season. This year was the season Champagnie firmly earned his way into San Antonio’s starting five for a contending team.
Champagnie has been a consistent fill-in starter during his career with the Spurs. When De’Aaron Fox went down with an injury early in the season, Champagnie was there. When Devin Vassell got hurt in December, Champagnie filled in. Only this time, the Spurs figured something out. Champagnie’s shooting made it much harder for opposing teams to have their center guard a smaller player, leaving a wing to guard Victor Wembanyama. When Vassell returned from injury, the Spurs doubled down on this approach, starting Champagnie at the four to maximize their spacing around Wembanyama. The starting five of Fox, Vassell, Champagnie, Wembanyama, and Stephon Castle became one of the Spurs’ most potent offensive lineups (125.4 net rating).
It was more than just Champagnie knocking down shots that made this work. He had to guard bigger players and rebound for the lineup to succeed. Champagnie’s rebound rate jumped from 8.8 last season to 11.2 this year, as he became a tough rebounder, particularly on the offensive glass. That helped the Spurs compete on the interior while they reaped the benefits of their newfound spacing. Champagnie was San Antonio’s best three-point shooter, hitting 195 three-pointers this year, the most threes in one season in Spurs’ history.
That shooting carried over into the playoffs, where Champagnie hit 39.6% of his threes. He hit a lot of big ones, too, including 6 in Game 7 of the Western Conference Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Not only did Champagnie shoot the ball well in the playoffs, but he showed a greater willingness to attack closeouts and get to the paint, as teams started to run him off the three-point line. He held his own defensively against some tough wings in the postseason. However, he was exposed in the Finals, as the Knicks intentionally tried to get him switched onto Jalen Brunson late in games.
It’s hard to find many Spurs who were at their best in the Finals, so Champagnie shouldn’t get docked too much for failing to guard Brunson (pretty much everyone failed to guard him this postseason). Overall, Champagnie was one of the Spurs’ most consistent performers in both the regular season and playoffs. Not only did he play in literally every game, but he played well in most of them. San Antonio can always count on him to hit threes, bring a lot of energy on the glass, and hold his own defensively. He more than earned his starting spot this season, and should be in position to keep it next year.
Looking ahead
Champagnie’s stellar season earned him a 3-year, $45M contract extension with the Spurs. But just as he locked himself in for the future, San Antonio also signed his competition. They acquired Tobias Harris on a similar 2-year, $30M deal, giving the team a do-it-all scoring forward who has a bit more size and strength than Champagnie, something San Antonio needed desperately in the postseason. He has a legitimate shot to start for San Antonio next year. But should he automatically get the nod over Champagnie?
The Spurs were an NBA Finals-level team with Champagnie in the starting lineup. Removing him for Harris to start the 2026-27 season feels like a classic case of it not being broke… and trying to fix it. Champagnie doesn’t have the offensive bag that Harris has and is a much different defensive player, but his movement shooting works really well with San Antonio’s guards’ and Wembanyama’s game. If the Spurs are playing a team with a bigger, bruising forward, they can go with Harris to close the game. If they need the shooting, Champagnie can close. Ultimately, the added flexibility is good, but it does create questions about which player is starting more games.
Bringing Harris off the bench would also give the Spurs another versatile offensive weapon to improve a second unit that struggled to score at times last year. With Dylan Harper, Harris, and Keldon Johnson, the Spurs would have one of the NBA’s best benches. If Champagnie goes to the bench, he’d more easily fit into bench lineups that are already fairly forward-heavy, with Johnson and Carter Bryant expected to play meaningful minutes at the 3 and four. He’d also provide some needed shooting alongside Harper-led lineups.
Champagnie will be a key part of the Spurs’ rotation regardless of whether he starts. He’ll continue to give them consistent deep shooting. Improving his shooting on the move, perimeter defense, and ability to attack a closeout will take his game to the next level. After everything Champagnie has shown in his four seasons, it’s not unreasonable to think he will do just that.
Top performance
December 31 vs. New York Knicks: 36 points, 6 rebounds, 11-17 3PFG
It was hard to pick between Champagnie’s hot shooting in Game 7 of the WCF or this explosion from the regular season. Hitting 11 threes in a game is incredibly difficult, especially against the eventual NBA champs. This may not have been the pinnacle of the Spurs’ season, but it was certainly Champagnie’s most impressive game.
Final Score: A-
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