By Jeje Gomez | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-08-19 23:00:00
欢迎来到 Pounding the Rock 的 2025-26 赛季球员回顾系列！本系列将盘点那些在**圣安东尼奥马刺** 以保障合同结束本赛季、且出场时间较长和/或扮演了关键角色的球员（因此不包括我们今年几乎没怎么见过的双向合同球员、被交易走的球员，以及板凳深处的替补中锋，因为他们既没有存在感，而且现在也都离队了）。
维克托·文班亚马
2025-26赛季数据：64场比赛**，场均29.2分钟、25分、11.5个篮板、**3.1次盖帽，投篮命中率51.2%
合同情况：剩余1年1690万美元（5年2.52亿美元的提前续约合同将于2026-27赛季开始生效）
年龄：22
勒布朗·詹姆斯 (LeBron James) 很可能会在费城开启他辉煌职业生涯的最后一章，力争在自己的履历中再添一枚总冠军戒指。无论维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 是否能达到这位历史最佳球员之一的高度，目前还不得而知，但文班已经与詹姆斯有了一个独特的共同点：两人都是在极高的期待中进入联盟，不仅兑现了天赋，甚至还超出了预期。
文班显然是难得一遇的天才新秀，但一些质疑者曾将他与切特·霍姆格伦 (Chet Holmgren) 甚至波尔·波尔 (Bol Bol) 相提并论。尽管在职业生涯第一年的部分时间里，他打着不熟悉的位置，且身边没有控球后卫，但他还是用行动证明了质疑者的错误——不仅赢得了年度最佳新秀，还在年度最佳防守球员 (DPoY) 的评选中屈居第二。到了第二个赛季，人们关注的焦点在于他能否丰富自己的进攻手段以提高效率，而他做到了。他首次入选了全明星赛，但随后因被诊断出患有深静脉血栓而不得不缺席了赛季最后几个月，这一伤病很可能让他失去了获得最佳防守球员奖的机会，也错失了职业生涯首次晋级季后赛的可能。随后，进入刚刚结束的这个赛季，在证明了自己能够统治个人数据之后，他的挑战变成了证明自己能够保持健康出勤，并带领球队在高水平的竞争中赢球。
说文班亚马胜任了这一任务都显得有些保守了。在常规赛和季后赛中，他共出战了87场比赛，在带领马刺队取得62胜、杀入季中锦标赛决赛并一路挺进总决赛后，他在MVP投票中高居第三。赛季初期，他遭遇了小腿拉伤，因此缺席了12场比赛，这险些让他失去评选首个年度最佳防守球员的资格，但他最终达到了出场次数门槛，并首次入选了最佳阵容。尽管他在常规赛期间的出场时间受到限制和监控，但他依然创下了职业生涯新高的得分和篮板数据，同时在得分效率和控制失误方面都有所提升。毫无疑问，年仅22岁的他已经成为了联盟中最好的球员之一。
文班亚马已经足够优秀，以至于尽管他进入联盟才仅仅三年，我们仅凭列举他的成就就足以讨论他的伟大。大多数批评，即便是那些合理的批评，现在看起来也有些吹毛求疵。尽管如此，在经历了一个如此梦幻的赛季后，他显然仍有巨大的成长空间，这简直令人难以置信。对于他这种体型的球员来说，在季后赛高负荷出场时间下的挣扎或许难以避免，但由此导致的决策失误和心理犯错却是可以解决的。同样，对手总是会试图对他施加极具侵略性的身体对抗，而在展现出自己不惧还击的态度后，他需要学会如何在不冒被禁赛风险的情况下进行应对。文班具备投篮能力，但他对后仰投篮的偏爱有时会让他错失更好的出手选择。他具备控球能力，但有时会尝试一些华而不实的动作，或者试图通过运球单打来接管比赛，而不是专注于将球交到更靠近篮筐的位置。即使在防守端，他在协防扫荡方面也还有提升空间。
想到文班亚马在上赛季已经如此出色，同时还存在着真实存在但完全可以解决的缺点，且这些缺点甚至没有阻碍他险些成为一支冠军球队的头号球星，这让马刺球迷感到兴奋，也让联盟其他球队感到恐惧。
展望未来
文班亚马签署了一份占工资帽固定25%的提前续约合同，放弃了升档条款（本可让他在达到特定目标后拿到高达30%的顶薪，且对于他这种级别的球员来说非常容易达到）。这目前还算不上是降薪，因为他也有可能无法达到获得最高顶薪所需荣誉的65场出场门槛，但他的这一决定确实为马刺管理层未来的规划提供了确定性，这在“土豪线（apron）”时代至关重要。这一举动也展现了文班对这支球队的忠诚，并为其他球员树立了榜样。
至于文班亚马的未来，在8月下旬代表法国国家队出战国际篮联世界杯预选赛时，我们将看到他在与部分马刺队友在巴黎进行迷你训练营后，是否在自己的武器库中增添了新的武器。理想情况下，他应该练出勾手投篮，但文班更喜欢外线动作，这也没关系。如果他能继续在罚球线附近（即所谓的“德克区域”）打得更加游刃有余，他就可以从那里开发出自己的招牌动作，而将低位背身单打的开发推迟到职业生涯的后期。鉴于法国男篮拥有其他优秀的内线球员，他可能会有机会练习与另一位中锋搭档双塔，这在马刺上赛季的尝试中并不总是奏效。总的来说，我们可以确信文班亚马在回到训练营时会变得更强，因为他的好胜心和职业态度都是顶级水准。
除非出现意外，否则文班亚马将在很长一段时间内稳居世界顶尖球员之列，而只要有他在，马刺就将一直是总冠军的有力争夺者。
最佳战役
5月18日客场对阵俄克拉荷马城雷霆，西部决赛第一场：出战49分钟，砍下41分、24个篮板、3次助攻、3次盖帽， 在双加时中独得9分。
文班有太多精彩的比赛可供选择，但这场比赛的数据实在太过震撼，加之雷霆在首战中全员健康出战，使得这一场对决显得尤为特殊。
最终评级：A+
往期回顾
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查看原文：2025-26 Spurs Player Reviews: Victor Wembanyama
2025-26 Spurs Player Reviews: Victor Wembanyama
Welcome to Pounding the Rock’s 2025-26 player reviews! The series will look at the players who finished the season with the San Antonio Spurs on guaranteed contracts and who played consequential minutes and/or a vital role (so no two-way players because we hardly saw them this year, no players who were traded away, and none of the deep bench centers, since they were both irrelevant and are now all gone).
Victor Wembanyama
2025-26 stats: 64 games**, 29.2 MPG, 25 points, 11.5 rebounds,** 3.1 blocks, 51.2 FG%
Contract Status: 1 year, $16.9 million remaining (5-year, $252 million extension kicking in on 2026/27)
Age: 22
LeBron James will likely start the last chapter of an amazing career in Philadelphia, looking for one last ring to add to his resume. Whether Victor Wembanyama will reach the heights of one of the best players ever remains unclear, but Wemby already has one unique thing in common with LeBron: both entered the league with incredible hype and not only lived up to it but exceeded expectations.
Wemby was clearly a once-in-a-generation prospect, but some doubters compared him to Chet Holmgren and even Bol Bol. Despite playing out of position and without a point guard for part of his first year, he proved them wrong by winning Rookie of the Year and finishing second in the Defensive Player of the Year race. By his second season, the question was whether he could expand his offensive game to be more efficient, and he delivered, making his first All-Star Game before having to sit out the last few months after being diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis, an injury that likely cost him a DPoY award and his first potential trip to the playoffs. Then, heading into this past season, after proving he could dominate individually, the challenge was to show he could stay on the floor and win at a high level.
To say Wembanyama was up to the task would be an understatement. Between the regular season and playoffs, he played 87 games, finishing third in MVP voting after leading the Spurs to a 62-win season, the midseason tournament finals, and a trip to the NBA Finals. He battled a calf strain early in the season that sidelined him for 12 games and nearly cost him his first Defensive Player of the Year award, but he reached the threshold, also getting his first All-NBA team berth. His minutes were monitored and reduced during the regular season, but he still managed to post career-highs in points and rebounds while improving his offensive efficiency in both scoring and ball security. There is no longer any doubt that he’s one of the best players in the league, at age 22.
Wembanyama is already so good that it’s possible to discuss his greatness by just listing achievements, even though he’s been in the league for just three years. Most criticisms, even the valid ones, can seem like nitpicking. Still, the fact that he clearly has room to grow after such a fantastic season is mindblowing. The struggles with heavy minutes in the playoffs might not be solvable for a player of his size, but the mental mistakes that resulted from them should be. Similarly, opponents will always try to be extra physical with him, and after showing he’s not scared to retaliate, he should learn how to do so without risking suspensions. Wemby can shoot, but his love of the fadeaway can sometimes take him away from better looks. He can handle the ball, but sometimes tries to pull off spectacular moves or tries to take over by attacking off the dribble instead of focusing on getting the ball close to the basket. Even on defense, he can get better at roaming.
It’s exciting for Spurs fans and scary for the rest of the league to think about how great Wembanyama was last season while having real but solvable flaws that still didn’t prevent him from almost being the best player on a title winner.
Looking ahead
Wembanyama signed an extension for the flat 25 percent of the cap, foregoing the escalators that could have paid him up to 30 percent if he reached what, for a player of his caliber, were very attainable goals. It’s not a discount yet, because there was also a chance he didn’t reach the 65-game threshold required for the distinctions he needed to earn the most, but his decision does give the Spurs’ front office predictability for the future, which is huge in the apron era. The gesture also shows how committed Wemby is to the franchise and sets the tone for others.
As for Wembanyama’s future, we’ll see if he has added any new weapons to his arsenal after having a mini-camp in Paris with some of his Spurs teammates when he suits up for the French national team for the FIBA World Cup qualifiers in late August. Ideally, he’d have a jump hook ready, but Wemby prefers perimeter moves, which is fine. If he continues to get more comfortable operating around the free-throw line (AKA The Dirk Spot), he could develop go-to moves from there and delay the post work for later in his career. With Team France having other good big men, he might get a chance to practice sharing the floor with a center, something that didn’t always work last season. In general, it’s safe to assume Wembanyama will show up to training camp as a better player, since his competitiveness and work ethic are top tier.
Barring something unforeseen, Wembanyama will be one of the top players in the world for a long time, and the Spurs will be contenders as long as he’s around.
Top Performance
May 18 at Oklahoma City Thunder, Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals: 49 minutes, 41 points, 24 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 blocks, 9 points in 2OT.
There are so many great Wemby performances to choose from, but the sheer impressiveness of the numbers and the fact that the Thunder were at full strength for Game 1 makes this one special.
Final Grade: A+
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