By Jacob Douglas | Pounding The Rock (PtR), 2026-09-03 07:45:14
又到了我们评选下一组马刺反派的时候了。这一次，我们需要大家投票选出马刺黑粉组的代表人物。无论是在场内还是场外，这些人总是把抨击银黑军团当作头等大事。读者将在投票中选出各自心目中的最大反派，每组对决的胜者将晋级下一轮，最终胜出者将加冕马刺队史头号大反派。让我们开始投票吧！
1. 菲尔·杰克逊 vs. 8. 2025/26赛季纽约尼克斯
有些反派只是令人恼火，有些反派则让你心碎。而这组对决两种情绪兼具。
自从菲尔·杰克逊 (Phil Jackson) 声称马刺在1999年停摆赛季夺得的总冠军要“打上星号”以来，他就彻底失去了马刺球迷的好感。这番言论最让我觉得可笑的是，它恰恰发生在马刺于西部决赛横扫杰克逊执教的洛杉矶湖人之后。依我看，这听起来完全就是嫉妒。
纽约尼克斯是这份榜单上的新面孔。不仅是因为总决赛失利，更在于他们随后的耀武扬威。在输掉了一场看似唾手可得的总决赛之后，尼克斯球员关于马刺轻敌的言论，或是纽约球迷对维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 的嘲讽，都让人倍感刺痛。他们正在成为马刺队史上的新晋反派。今年圣诞大战，圣安东尼奥将寻求复仇。
2. 大卫·斯特恩 vs. 7. 托尼·阿伦
在大卫·斯特恩 (David Stern) 担任总裁期间，他是联盟历史上一个极具魅力的人物。相比亚当·萧华 (Adam Silver)，他是一位更强势的总裁，往往倾向于亲自掌控局势，而不是任其发展。其中一个典型事件就是“轮休门”——当马刺在全美直播比赛中让核心球员轮休时，斯特恩对马刺处以25万美元的罚款。要知道，并非只有马刺一家球队这么做过。当然，还有他那番臭名昭著的暗示，称如果由他决定，每年的总决赛都应该是凯尔特人对阵湖人，暗指马刺的成功损害了联盟的收视率。
托尼·阿伦 (Tony Allen) 既是一个防守端的“狗皮膏药”，又在2011年孟菲斯灰熊黑八逆转马刺后发表了一些耐人寻味的言论。他表示孟菲斯故意输掉了常规赛最后两场比赛，就是为了在季后赛对阵圣安东尼奥，因为他们觉得自己对阵这支60胜马刺时胜算很大。这种赢球后的洋洋得意让那次失利显得更加令人痛心。
3. 马克·库班 vs. 6. 杰森·特里
在3号种子对阵6号种子的对决中，我们迎来了一对达拉斯独行侠二人组。
从库班收购独行侠的那一刻起，他就成了圣安东尼奥眼中挥之不去的眼中钉。他似乎下定决心要亲自参与到这段历史宿敌恩怨之中。马刺和独行侠在2000年代和2010年代奉献了季后赛历史上最为激烈的多场对决，而库班总是坐在场边推波助澜，让现场气氛更加剑拔弩张。
特里是独行侠与圣安东尼奥恩怨的核心人物之一，他在2006年残酷的七场大战中帮助达拉斯淘汰了卫冕冠军马刺。他也是独行侠阵中最口无遮拦、最具挑衅意味的球员之一，经常激怒马刺全队。当然，还有那场臭名昭著的第5战事件，特里在比赛中击打了马努·吉诺比利 (Manu Ginóbili) 的下体部位。
4. 丹尼斯舅舅 vs. 5. 沙奎尔·奥尼尔
现在谈论丹尼斯舅舅真是再合适不过了！在干涉科怀·伦纳德 (Kawhi Leonard) 的NBA生涯数十年后，他终于自食其果。撇开Aspiration丑闻不谈，在用手段将伦纳德运作到多伦多并最终加盟洛杉矶之后，丹尼斯确实让马刺走上了一条艰难的下坡路。他将永远是马刺最招人恨的反派之一，不过话说回来，圣安东尼奥至少在这笔交易的后续中得到了文班亚马。
说到文班亚马，奥尼尔对他的评价既令人气愤又引人发笑。那些把文班亚马不断与波尔·波尔 (Bol Bol) 进行的对比简直荒谬可笑，但这种充满争议的话题足以让他成为马刺的反派。不过，早在很久以前让马刺球迷对他心生厌恶的，是他声称“好好先生”大卫·罗宾逊 (David Robinson) 在他小时候拒绝给他签名的故事。当时根本没人相信他，后来他也承认这完全是自己编造出来的，目的只是为了在两人的对决中激励自己。
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查看原文：Spurs Villain Tournament, Round 1: Spurs Haters
Spurs Villain Tournament, Round 1: Spurs Haters
It’s time for our next category of Spurs villains. This time, we’re looking for your votes on Spurs haters. These are the people who have made it a priority to take a dig at the Silver and Black, on or off the court. 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. Phil Jackson vs. 8. The 2025/26 New York Knicks
Some villains are just annoying. Others make you sad. This matchup elicits both emotions.
Phil Jackson has never gained back the goodwill of the fan base since saying their lockout-season 1999 title has an asterisk next to it. What’s always made me laugh about this statement is that it came right after the Spurs swept Jackson’s Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference Finals. Sounds a lot like jealousy if you ask me.
The New York Knicks are new to this list. It’s not just the NBA Finals loss, but the victory lap that followed. Quotes from Knicks players talking about the Spurs taking them for granted, or New York fans clowning on Victor Wembanyama, sting a little bit more after already losing a seemingly winnable Finals. These are budding villains in Spurs history. San Antonio will look for revenge on Christmas Day this year.
2. David Stern vs. 7. Tony Allen
David Stern is a fascinating character in the league’s history. He was a stronger commissioner than Adam Silver, often taking control of a situation rather than letting it play out. One of those situations was “rest gate,” when Stern fined the Spurs $250k for sitting their best players for a nationally televised game. It’s not like they are the only franchise that has done that. And of course, there was his infamous implication that the Spurs’ success was hurting the league’s ratings by saying if he had his way, all Finals would be Celtics vs. Lakers.
Tony Allen was both a defensive pest and made some interesting comments about the Memphis Grizzlies’ upset of the Spurs in 2011. He said Memphis lost their last two regular-season games on purpose to match up with San Antonio, saying they liked their chances against the 60-win Spurs. That post-win gloating makes the loss sting even more.
3. Mark Cuban vs. 6. Jason Terry
We have a pair of Dallas Mavericks in the 3 vs. 6 matchup.
From the moment Cuban bought the Mavericks, he made himself a constant thorn in San Antonio’s side. He seemed determined to personally participate in the historic rivalry. The Spurs and Mavericks played some of the most intense playoff basketball of the 2000s and 2010s, and Cuban was always in the crowd to add to the fiery atmosphere.
Terry was a key part of the Mavericks’ rivalry with San Antonio, helping Dallas knock out the defending champion Spurs in a brutal seven-game series in 2006. He was also one of the most outspoken and antagonistic Mavericks, regularly getting under the Spurs’ skin. And, of course, there’s the infamous Game 5 incident when Terry struck Manu Ginóbili below the belt.
4. Uncle Dennis vs. 5. Shaquille O’Neal
What a fitting time to talk about Uncle Dennis! He finally got his comeuppance after meddling in Kawhi Leonard’s NBA life for decades. The Aspiration scandal aside, Dennis really set the Spurs on a bad path after weaseling Leonard to Toronto and eventually Los Angeles. He will always be one of the most hated Spurs villains, but hey, at least San Antonio got Wembanyama out of the deal.
Speaking of Wembanyama, Shaq’s take on him has been both infuriating and hilarious. The constant Bol Bol comparisons are laughable, but have just enough rage bait to make him a Spurs villain. But what really made Spurs fans hate him early on was his story that Mr. Nice Guy David Robinson snubbed him as kid when he asked for an autograph. No one believed him then, and he eventually admitted he made it all up to motivate himself in their match-ups.
By Jacob Douglas, via Pounding The Rock