By Jacob Douglas | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-08-29 04:53:32
又到了我们下一类马刺宿敌的评选时间。这一次，我们要请大家投票选出“肮脏”球员。这些球员在对阵马刺时做出过激进的动作，导致（或试图导致）球员受伤，或改变了季后赛的对阵格局。读者将通过投票选出每轮对决中最大的宿敌，胜者晋级下一轮，最终冠军将被加冕为马刺队史第一大宿敌。让我们开始投票吧！
1. 扎扎·帕楚利亚（垫脚） vs. 8. 吕冈茨·多尔特（西决闹剧，常规赛绊倒巴恩斯）
这个动作太出名了，以至于NBA不得不为此修改规则。毫不夸张地说，扎扎·帕楚利亚在那次跳投中废掉科怀·伦纳德，彻底改变了马刺这支球队的命运。圣安东尼奥在那个赛季赢下60+场比赛后，却在系列赛中被横扫出局，而伦纳德也很快强行要求离队。那次垫脚是球队历史上负面影响最大的动作之一，甚至改变了整个联盟。
另一方面，吕冈茨·多尔特是一个令人恼火、拼劲十足的球员，时不时会做出一些极其恶劣的举动。多尔特对阵马刺时的累累劣迹足以让他在这里占据一席之地。让我们来数一数：
- 分别伸出腿绊倒维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 和哈里森·巴恩斯的三分投篮
- 西部决赛第三场中，似乎故意扑向达龙·福克斯受伤的脚踝
- 西决第二场中，在文班亚马已经倒地后，差点扇到他的脸
- 在巴恩斯做投篮假动作时，飞膝顶向他的侧腹（我个人认为这个动作本身不算肮脏，但确实非常粗暴）
多尔特排在第8号种子，是因为他的这些小动作最终没有造成实质性影响。圣安东尼奥最终还是击败了雷霆并晋级总决赛。他对马刺这支球队的影响远不及帕楚利亚那次肮脏的垫脚。
2. 卡尔·马龙（铁肘） vs. 7. 拉加·贝尔（与马努的缠斗）
有时候，肮脏的动作存在一些灰色地带。但当一名球员被击晕过去时，就没有任何灰色地带可言了。卡尔·马龙的铁肘明显是出于沮丧情绪，直接击晕了罗宾逊。而这居然还不是马龙这辈子做过的最恶劣的事！
拉加·贝尔和马努·吉诺比利在各自效力期间有过不少缠斗。两人之间最著名的场面大概就是那次双双假摔。两人之间也有一些凶狠的犯规，但没有什么明显肮脏的动作。马龙显然是这里的胜者。
3. 爱德华多·纳赫拉（小牛打手，03年弄伤罗斯，10年弄伤马努） vs. 6. 德胡安·布莱尔（踢斯普利特）
2026年还能提到爱德华多·纳赫拉？只有在马刺肮脏球员评选中才会出现。纳赫拉最著名的动作大概是在2010年季后赛中，用双臂将吉诺比利狠狠摔在地上（当时马努还带着鼻梁骨折的伤）。但他还在季后赛中扇过托尼·帕克的脸，并在2003年季后赛中与马利克·罗斯发生碰撞。他肮脏动作的数量和严重程度足以让他排进前三号种子。
我们还有一位罕见的前马刺球员入选！德胡安·布莱尔对蒂亚戈·斯普利特头部的那记全力驴踢简直疯狂。这种动作你只会在UFC八角笼里看到，而不是在篮球场上。这个动作的恶劣程度足以让他在首轮爆冷击败纳赫拉。
4. 朱万·霍华德（对德里克·安德森的劈砍） vs. 5. 凯文·加内特（垃圾话大师）
我一开始看到凯文·加内特出现在这份名单上时很惊讶。是的，我知道他以NBA最顶尖的垃圾话高手之一而闻名，但我从不认为他对马刺有过于肮脏的行为。直到我读到这则据称的故事——加内特在母亲节当天的一场比赛中对蒂姆·邓肯说“母亲节快乐”，而邓肯的母亲在九年前因乳腺癌去世。这个故事无法得到证实，但如果属实，他绝对配得上这份名单上的五号种子。
朱万·霍华德的那个动作在25年后看来依然不好看，但在这次采访中，他似乎真心感到悔恨，甚至主动前往马刺的更衣室为那个动作道歉。而且，圣安东尼奥最终以4-1赢下了对阵小牛的系列赛。如果安德森没有受伤，他真的能帮助马刺在西部决赛中击败洛杉矶湖人吗？他在受伤前的季后赛中场均只有7.7分，而马刺最终也被横扫了。我们永远不会知道答案。
加内特的故事是真正的人身攻击，而霍华德的则是一个看似无意但过于激进的动作。我知道我会怎么选。
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查看原文：Spurs Villain Tournament, Round 1: “Dirty” Players
Spurs Villain Tournament, Round 1: “Dirty” Players
It’s time for our next category of Spurs villains. This time, we’re looking for your votes on “dirty” players. These are the players who committed aggressive plays against the Spurs, injuring (or attempting to injure) a player, or altering a playoff match-up. Readers will vote for the biggest villain in a poll, and the winner of each match-up will advance to the next round, with the eventual winner crowned as the Biggest Spurs Villain of all time. Let’s get to the voting!
1. Zaza Pachulia (The Slide) vs. 8. Lu Dort (West Finals shenanigans, Barnes trip in regular season)
The play so famous the NBA literally had to change its rules. It’s not a stretch to say that Zaza Pachulia taking out Kawhi Leonard on that jump shot completely altered the direction of the Spurs franchise. San Antonio was swept in the series after winning 60+ games that year, and Leonard forced his way out of town very shortly afterwards. The slide is one of the most negatively impactful plays in franchise history and literally changed the league.
Lu Dort, on the other hand, is an annoying, scrappy player who, from time to time, has some egregious moments. The sheer volume of incidents from Dort against the Spurs could make a case for him here. Let’s count them:
- Sticks out his leg to trip Victor Wembanyama AND Harrison Barnes on separate three-point shots
- Seemingly dives into De’Aaron Fox’s injured ankle in Game Three of the Western Conference Finals
- Nearly smacks Wembanyama in the face after he’s already on the ground in Game Two of the WCF
- Flying knee kick into Barnes’ side jumping on a pump fake (I don’t think this one is dirty per se, but it’s physical
Dort is the 8th seed here because his antics didn’t ultimately add up to anything. San Antonio still defeated the Thunder and advanced to the Finals. His impact on the franchise isn’t anywhere close to Pachulia’s dirty play.
2. Karl Malone (The Elbow) vs. 7. Raja Bell (battles with Manu)
Sometimes a dirty play has some gray area. There is no gray area when a player is knocked unconscious. Karl Malone’s elbow is one of clear frustration that knocked out Robinson. It is somehow not the worst thing that Malone has ever done in his life!
Raja Bell and Manu Ginobili had some battles during their time. The most famous play between the two is probably the double flop. There are a few hard fouls here and there, but nothing that is overtly dirty. Malone is the clear winner here.
3. Eduardo Najera (Mavs enforcer, hurt Rose in 03, Manu in 10) vs. 6. DeJuan Blair (Tiago kick)
Eduardo Najera mentioned in 2026? Only in a Spurs dirty player draft. Najera’s most famous play is probably when he used both of his arms to throw Ginobili to the ground in the 2010 playoffs (this is while Manu had a broken nose). But he also smacked Tony Parker in the face in the playoffs, and collided with Malik Rose in the 2003 playoffs. There is enough volume and severity of dirty plays here to make him a top-three seed.
We also have the rare former-Spur make the list! DeJuan Blair’s full-on donkey kick to Tiago Splitter’s head is an insane play. It’s a move you’d see in the UFC octagon, not on the basketball court. It’s bad enough to potentially upset Najera in the first round.
4. Juwan Howard (Derek Anderson karate chop) vs. 5. Kevin Garnett (trash talker)
I was initially surprised to see Kevin Garnett on this list. Yes, I know he has the reputation as one of the NBA’s finest trash talkers, but I never considered him to be overly dirty toward the Spurs. That was until I read this alleged story about Garnett telling Tim Duncan “happy Mother’s Day” during a game on the holiday, nine years after Duncan’s mother had passed away from breast cancer. There is no way to corroborate if that story is true, but if it is, he more than deserves the five seed on this list.
The Juwan Howard play does not look good 25 years later, but in this interview he seems genuinely remorseful, and even went as far as to visit the Spurs’ locker room to apologize for the play. Plus, San Antonio did go on to win the series against the Mavericks 4-1. Would Anderson have helped San Antonio defeat the Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference Finals? He was only averaging 7.7 points in the playoffs prior to the injury, and the Spurs did get swept. We will never know.
The Garnett story is a legitimate low blow, vs. a seemingly innocent, but overaggressive play from Howard. I know which way I would lean here.
By Jacob Douglas, via Pounding The Rock