By Jacob Douglas / Pounding The Rock, 2026-09-28 03:24:32
训练营已近在眼前。对于米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 以及圣安东尼奥马刺教练组的其他成员来说，现在是将阵容规划付诸实践的时刻了。这意味着在10月20日赛季正式打响之前，他们需要在训练和季前赛中不断试验各种阵容组合。
从排兵布阵的角度来看，这个赛季应该会非常有趣。圣安东尼奥拥有丰富多样的天赋，这赋予了球队值得信赖的阵容多功能性与阵容深度。虽然马刺最终会敲定一套能在季后赛走得最远的稳定轮换和阵容，但在赛季初期，各处的微调和尝试必将催生出一些极具看点的五人组合。
相比许多其他球队，预测马刺的阵容组合要相对容易一些。马刺的阵容延续性优于联盟中的大多数球队。我们可以预料到会看到很多与去年相同的组合，只不过其中穿插加入了托拜厄斯·哈里斯 (Tobias Harris) 和小塔里斯·里德 (Tarris Reed Jr.)。这种恰到好处的调整，足以让人对那些将决定圣安东尼奥2026-27赛季成败的阵容充满期待。
首发与决胜阵容？
达龙·福克斯、斯蒂芬·卡斯尔、德文·瓦塞尔、托拜厄斯·哈里斯、维克托·文班亚马
尽管球队签下了哈里斯，但我整个休赛期都在极力呼吁，朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 应该在常规赛揭幕战中保留他的首发位置。然而，种种迹象表明，哈里斯在本赛季出任圣安东尼奥的首发四号位似乎已成定局。
这合情合理；哈里斯是一名经验丰富的老将，他的技术特点恰恰是马刺上赛季极度匮乏的。他是一名身材魁梧的正牌前锋，防守水准尚可，能投三分（上赛季外线命中率为36.8%），并且在进攻陷入停滞时能够自主创造出手机会。虽然他不像尚帕尼那样是一名纯粹的神射手，但他用其他方面的综合能力弥补了这一差距。
这套阵容的其他成员完全在大家的预料之中。上赛季这套班底（算上尚帕尼）的净效率值高达+17.3，是圣安东尼奥效率最高的阵容。一个健康且动力十足的达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox)，加上迎来三年级跃升的斯蒂芬·卡斯尔 (Stephon Castle)，可能会让这套阵容达到一个更高的水准。
我们拭目以待这是否真会成为球队的收尾决胜阵容。如果尚帕尼手感火热，你很难将他按在板凳上。如果迪伦·哈珀 (Dylan Harper) 在二年级再次迎来飞跃，那么在比赛胜负悬于一线的生死时刻，他几乎肯定必须留在场上。
无文班阵容
迪伦·哈珀、朱利安·尚帕尼、凯尔登·约翰逊、卡特·布莱恩特、卢克·科内特
不难想象：上赛季当维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 在场下休息时，圣安东尼奥的表现最为糟糕。这一点在季后赛中尤为明显，文班亚马一下场，对手就会追着卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet) 进行针对性攻击。这如今已经成为其他球队的既定战术策略，马刺必须设法应对。他们可以通过提升科内特身边的整体防守水平，来减轻他的防守压力。
哈珀和卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 是马刺最好的两名外线防守者，而尚帕尼也展现出了封堵传球路线以及在防守端独当一面的能力。这套替补阵容在防守端表现要好得多，应该能帮助他们在首发下场休息时守住领先优势。
这个组合在进攻端也应该具备相当的活力。哈珀是NBA中最出色的第六人之一，凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 是现任年度最佳第六人，尚帕尼曾在总决赛期间出任首发，而布莱恩特也有望迎来飞跃。
三后卫阵容
达龙·福克斯、迪伦·哈珀、斯蒂芬·卡斯尔、托拜厄斯·哈里斯、维克托·文班亚马
这是一套马刺必须设法让其产生化学反应的阵容。福克斯、哈珀和卡斯尔都太优秀了，球队不可能不去想方设法让他们同时登场。这三人在常规赛中一共只同场出战了25分钟，净效率值仅为难看的-26.9。效果并不理想。圣安东尼奥始终未能找到让他们三人同时在场时让进攻运转顺畅的方法。
在这个休赛期，找到让这一组合奏效的办法必然是教练组的首要任务之一。这套阵容若想发挥威力，大概需要满足两个关键条件：卡斯尔和哈珀的投射能力持续进步，以及获得更多的同场磨合时间。上赛季全明星赛后，哈珀的三分命中率达到了47.9%，而卡斯尔在同一时期的三分命中率也达到了41.7%。如果这种投篮进步能延续到常规赛，这套阵容将会大放异彩。但归根结底，这套组合最需要的是同场并肩作战的时间，以此来摸索出共存之道。
对于这套阵容来说，哈里斯也是一个极好的补充。他能帮助球队在不牺牲投射和策应能力的前提下保持内线体型。有文班亚马镇守篮下，球队在最大限度发挥组织策应和外线速度优势的同时，依然能保持防守端的统治力。从纸面实力来看，这是一套非常合理的阵容；它只是需要时间来磨合成球队的杀手锏组合之一。
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查看原文：The lineups that will define the Spurs’ season
The lineups that will define the Spurs’ season
Training camp is nearly upon us. Now is the time for Mitch Johnson and the rest of the San Antonio Spurs coaching staff to see how roster plans will come to life. That means experimenting with lineups in practice and the preseason before the season starts on October 20th.
This season should be a lot of fun from a lineup-combination perspective. San Antonio has a lot of diverse talent, giving them versatility and depth they can lean on. The team will eventually settle into the rotation and lineup that will lead to the most success in a postseason run, but to start the season, there should be some tinkering here and there that will lead to some interesting 5-man groups.
Guessing what those lineups will be is easier for San Antonio than for many other teams. The Spurs have more roster continuity than most of the league. We should expect to see a lot of the same units as last year, but with Tobias Harris and Tarris Reed Jr. sprinkled in. It’s just enough of a change to look forward to the lineups that will define San Antonio’s 2026-27 season.
Starters and finishers?
De’Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, Devin Vassell, Tobias Harris, Victor Wembanyama
I have banged the drum all offseason that Julian Champagnie should keep his starting spot heading into the regular season, despite the signing of Harris. However, the writing seems to be on the wall for Harris to take the four-man spot for San Antonio this season.
It makes sense; Harris is a veteran with a skill set the Spurs desperately needed last year. He’s a true forward with a big body who can defend decently well, hit threes (shot 36.8% from deep last year), and create his own shot when the offense stalls. He’s not quite the sharpshooter that Champagnie is, but makes up for it with those other skills
The rest of the group is exactly what you’d expect. This group (with Champagnie) had a +17.3 net rating last season and was San Antonio’s most effective lineup. A healthy and motivated De’Aaron Fox and a year-three leap from Stephon Castle could take this group to an even greater level.
We’ll see if this is indeed the closing group. If Champagnie is hot, it will be hard to keep him off the floor. If Dylan Harper takes another leap in year two, he will almost certainly need to be on the floor when the game is on the line.
Wemby-less group
Dylan Harper, Julian Champagnie, Keldon Johnson, Carter Bryant, Luke Kornet
Go figure: San Antonio was at its worst last season when Victor Wembanyama was on the bench. That was especially noticeable in the playoffs, where teams picked on Luke Kornet when Wembanyama went to the bench. That is now an established strategy this team will have to deal with. They can make Kornet’s life easier by improving the rest of the defense around him.
Harper and Bryant are two of the Spurs’ best perimeter defenders, and Champagnie has shown the ability to play in passing lanes and hold his own on defense. This bench lineup is much better defensively, which should help them maintain leads when the starters exit.
This group should have some offensive juice, too. Harper is one of the best sixth men in the NBA, Keldon Johnson is the reigning Sixth Man of the Year, Champagnie was a starter during the finals, and Bryant could make a leap.
Three-guard lineup
De’Aaron Fox, Dylan Harper, Stephon Castle, Tobias Harris, Victor Wembanyama
This is the group the Spurs have to make work. Fox, Harper, and Castle are too good to not find a way to play them all together. Those three only played 25 minutes together in the regular season, with a net rating of -26.9. Not great. San Antonio just never found a way to make the offense click with the three of them together.
Finding a way to make this work had to have been one of the coaching staff’s top priorities this offseason. This unit probably needs two major things to work: continued improvement in shooting from Castle and Harper, and more time on the court together. Harper shot 47.9% from three after the All-Star break last season, while Castle hit 41.7% of his threes in the same time frame. If that improvement carries over into the regular season, this lineup could sing. More than anything, this group just needs time to play together and figure out how to coexist.
Harris is a great add for this group, too. He helps them maintain size on the interior while not sacrificing shooting and playmaking. With Wembanyama on the floor, the team can maintain defensive dominance while maximizing playmaking and perimeter speed. On paper, it’s a lineup that makes a lot of sense; it just needs time to become one of the team’s go-to groups.
By Jacob Douglas / Pounding The Rock