By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer / San Antonio Express-News, 2026-10-04 17:43:28
在开启西部冠军卫冕之旅时，马刺可能会缺少休赛期的重磅引援。
马刺周日在霜冻银行中心举行的年度“银黑对抗赛”前宣布，老将前锋托拜厄斯·哈里斯 (Tobias Harris) 因上周在训练营遭遇左小腿拉伤，能否出战10月20日对阵俄克拉荷马城雷霆的常规赛揭幕战目前存疑。
哈里斯身着便服在替补席观看了这场对抗赛。马刺的五场季前赛将于周四主场迎战亚特兰大老鹰拉开帷幕，并于10月16日在主场对阵萨克拉门托国王结束，哈里斯将在季前赛结束后接受重新评估。
“我们绝对不会催他复出，”马刺主教练米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson) 说道，“（揭幕战）完全是出战成疑的状态，我们绝对不会操之过急。我们会稳扎稳打。伤病严重程度上倒没有什么好担心的，但与此同时，我们绝不会急于求成。”
马刺以一份为期两年、价值3100万美元的合同签下了34岁、身高2米03（6英尺8英寸）、体重230磅的全能强壮前锋哈里斯，以充实球队的前场阵容。上赛季，马刺在面对兼具体型与运动能力的前锋时偶显吃力，包括在总决赛五场不敌纽约尼克斯的系列赛中对位OG·阿奴诺比 (OG Anunoby)。
哈里斯职业生涯场均能得到15.6分，在上赛季——也是他征战NBA的第15个赛季里，他作为底特律活塞的三号得分手，场均贡献13.3分、5.1个篮板和2.5次助攻，随队斩获60胜并以东部头号种子身份杀入季后赛。
“他在这个联盟征战多年了，”马刺后卫达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 说道，“他曾在多支球队场均砍下20分，也担任过各种不同的角色。所以我觉得能引进这样一位球员，对我们来说意义重大。”
哈里斯在媒体日表示，他和马刺是“天作之合”，因为双方拥有同一个头号目标。
“在我职业生涯的剩余阶段，我有一个极度渴望去实现的目标，”哈里斯表示，“那就是赢得总冠军。这也是我决定来到这里、成为这个团队一员的原因。”
初步的反响表明，在马刺力争自2014年以来的首座NBA总冠军奖杯的征途上，他确实非常适合这支球队。
“无论作为一个人还是一名球员，他都享誉在外，”米奇·约翰逊说，“凭借他的经验、他的履历，再加上他本人渴望来到这里，能引进这样的球员，你怎么可能不感到兴奋？”
马刺前锋凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson) 也对此表示赞同。
“托拜厄斯对我们来说棒极了，”这位2026年最佳第六人说道，“他是个非常好的人，具备老将的气场。我觉得他非常沉稳沉着，只要有他在身边，感觉他能完美地融入团队。我认为他带来了极好的能量，我很高兴他能在我们身边。”
“我知道他会尽快回归，我们会张开双臂欢迎他归队。目前为止我们从他身上看到的一切都非常棒。他给球队带来了极大的帮助。”
目前尚不清楚米奇·约翰逊为哈里斯规划了怎样的角色。朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie) 上赛季担任首发大前锋。
但哈里斯在媒体日明确表示，他已经准备好接受教练组安排的任何角色。
“这是一个漫长的赛季，对我个人而言，我希望每天都能全情投入，倾尽所能帮助球队赢下尽可能多的比赛，并争取笑到最后，”他说道，“这就是我的角色：每天让自己变得更好，让团队变得更强。”
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Spurs list Tobias Harris as questionable for season opener due to inju
The Spurs could be without their prize offseason acquisition when they open defense of their Western Conference championship.
Veteran forward Tobias Harris is questionable for the regular season opener against Oklahoma City on Oct. 20 due to a left calf strain he sustained last week in training camp, the Spurs announced Sunday before their annual Silver & Black Scrimmage at the Frost Bank Center.
Harris, who watched the scrimmage from the bench in street clothes, will be reevaluated after the five-game preseason, which begins Thursday with a home game against Atlanta and ends against Sacramento on Oct. 16 at the Frost.
“We won’t rush him at all,” Spurs coach Mitch Johnson said. “Totally questionable (for the opener) and we will not push that at all. We’ll take it slow. There is no concern of the level of seriousness, and, at the same time, we will not rush him at all.”
The Spurs signed the versatile, rugged 6-foot-8, 230-pound Harris, 34, to a two-year, $31 million contract to bolster their frontcourt, which struggled at times last season matching up against athletic, powerful forwards, including OG Anunoby in the five-game loss to the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals.
A career 15.6 point-per-game scorer, Harris averaged 13.3 points last season, 5.1 rebounds and 2.5 assists in his 15th NBA campaign as the third-scoring option on a Detroit Pistons squad that won 60 games and entered the playoffs as the East’s top seed.
"He’s been in this league for a long time,” Spurs guard De’Aaron Fox said. “He’s averaged 20 points on teams. He’s been in different types of roles. So I think being able to add somebody like him is big for us.”
Harris declared at media day that he and the Spurs were a “perfect match” because they share the same No. 1 goal.
“I have one goal that I would love to accomplish through the rest of my career,” Harris said. “That’s to win a championship. And that’s why I decided to come here and be a part of this group."
Early reviews indicate he is indeed a great fit for the Spurs as they pursue their first NBA crown since 2014.
“His reputation precedes him as a human being and as a player,” Johnson said. "To be able to add something like that with his experience, his resume, who wanted to be here. How could you not be excited?”
Spurs forward Keldon Johnson agreed.
“Tobias has been amazing for us,” the 2026 Sixth Man of the Year said. "He’s a great guy, has that veteran presence. I feel like he’s so stoic and having him around, I feel like he blends right in with the group. I feel like he brings that great energy and I’m glad to have him around.
“I know he’ll be back as soon as possible and we will welcome him back with open arms. What we’ve seen from him so far has been great. He’s been really good for us.”
It’s uncertain what role Mitch Johnson has planned for Harris. Julian Champagnie started at power forward last season.
But Harris made it clear on media day he’s ready to embrace whatever the coaching staff asks him to do.
“It’s a long season, and for me personally, I want to come in every single day and do whatever you can possible do to help the team win as many games as possible and be able to be the last team standing at the end of the day,” he said. “So that’s my role: Every day get myself better, get the team better.”
By Tom Orsborn, Staff Writer / San Antonio Express-News
