By LJ Ellis / SpursTalk, 2026-10-15 01:22:50
由于圣安东尼奥马刺本场轮休了主力阵容，犹他爵士以119-109击败马刺，使圣安东尼奥的季前赛战绩下滑至0胜3负。几位新秀为银黑军团打出了亮眼表现，所以局面并不算太糟糕……但眼看常规赛已近在眼前，球迷们急切期盼看到全员出战的球队，也是完全可以理解的。
技术统计：马刺客战爵士
马刺客战爵士 – 最终评分
朱利安·尚帕尼 (Julian Champagnie)
由于多名球员休战，尚帕尼基本上成为了第一进攻选择——而场面确实谈不上好看。他的投篮表现马马虎虎，但送出了5次失误。不过我也得称赞尚帕尼愿意出战的态度——在许多方面，他已经成长为一名非常值得信赖的球员。
评分：C
凯尔登·约翰逊 (Keldon Johnson)
约翰逊虽然没有命中三分球，但在进攻端其他方面的效率颇高。他在24分钟的出场时间里获得了9次罚球机会。他的传球也比平时更具水准，冲击篮筐时更是充满侵略性。
评分：B+
哈里森·巴恩斯 (Harrison Barnes)
巴恩斯重回首发阵容打了一晚，并以19分领跑全队首发。他在23分钟内罚球12罚10中。巴恩斯开场阶段在前三分线外的前三次出手全部命中，但随后在外线的最后四次出手全部偏出。
评分：B
卢克·科内特 (Luke Kornet)
对科内特来说，今晚在场上的表现并不好看。在22分钟的出场时间里，他赔上了5次犯规、3次失误，一分未得。此外，他也只抢到了3个篮板。我认为他的积极性尚可，但始终无法在攻防两端带来积极的回合终结。
评分：C-
乔丹·麦克劳克林 (Jordan McLaughlin)
麦克劳克林表现相当不错。他得到了14分，考虑到他仅命中记三分球，这一得分表现颇具说服力。比起外线投射，他更多依靠的是几次艰难的攻筐终结。此外，他还送出了6次助攻，同时将失误控制在最低限度。
评分：B+
贾科比·吉莱斯皮 (Ja’Kobi Gillespie)
吉莱斯皮是马刺阵中今晚最耀眼的明星。这位二轮秀高效砍下了全场最高的25分。他三分线外8投4中，其中包括几记超远三分。两分球方面他6投5中，多次上演轻巧灵动的突击上篮。再加上3次助攻、3次抢断且仅有1次失误，完全可以说吉莱斯皮展现出了令人兴奋的巨大潜力。
评分：A
小塔里斯·里德 (Tarris Reed Jr.)
呃，是的，里德真的很会抢篮板。上半场出战不到8分钟，他就揽下了10个篮板。全场比赛，他在24分钟内狂揽17个篮板。再加上全队最高的4次抢断和记精彩的封盖，这位新秀展现出了毫不畏惧身体对抗的拼劲。然而，今晚他在进攻端的表现就没那么好看了。这位二轮秀全场6投仅1中，持球时显得有些急躁。
评分：A-
泰隆·彼得 (Taelon Peter)
这是彼得表现最好的一场比赛。在之前的出场中他显得有些紧张，但在这一场他展现出了自信。他命中了一记三分球，并在防守端表现积极。
评分：B
RJ·戴维斯 (RJ Davis)
以这个级别的比赛而言戴维斯身材偏矮小，但我觉得没人给过他这种设限。你必须尊重他在场上表现出的无畏精神。
评分：C+
乔恩·埃尔莫尔 (Jon Elmore)
我很高兴埃尔莫尔能够拿到他类似NBA级别的首个得分。在一次三分球投出离谱的“三不沾”后，他在接下来的回合中命中了一记空位三分。他是一名相当出色的组织传球手……不过，确实，以他的运动能力而言，还远远不足以征战真正的NBA比赛。
评分：C+
大卫·琼斯·加西亚 (David Jones Garcia)
不幸的是，琼斯·加西亚可能是马刺本场比赛最大的失望点。在如此多火力点作壁上观的情况下，这位多米尼加球员本有机会承担更多角色。然而，他全场8投仅2中，并送出了4次失误。他的出手弧线偏平，而在场上的决策能力充其量也只能算马马虎虎。
评分：D
马利克·布朗 (Maliq Brown)
布朗在外线的第一次三分尝试便空心入网，并且在防守端交出了水准之上的表现。
评分：B-
米奇·约翰逊 (Mitch Johnson)
约翰逊轮休大批主力球员的决定，据称在季前赛开始前就已计划好。此外，达龙·福克斯 (De’Aaron Fox) 和卡特·布莱恩特 (Carter Bryant) 正在应对伤病困扰。鉴于马刺在季前赛中的表现不算太好，这一决定究竟能带来成效，还是会导致圣安东尼奥在步入常规赛时状态松散，我们拭目以待。
评分：C+
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查看原文：Preseason Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Utah Jazz – Game #3
Preseason Grades: San Antonio Spurs at Utah Jazz – Game #3
With the San Antonio Spurs sitting their starters, the Utah Jazz handed the Spurs a 119-109 defeat to drop San Antonio’s preseason record to 0-3. A couple rookies played well for the Silver and Black, so it wasn’t all bad … but it’s understandable that fans are getting antsy about seeing the team at full strength with the regular season right around the corner.
Stats: Spurs at Jazz
Spurs at Jazz – Final Grades
Julian Champagnie
Champagnie was basically the first option due to so many players sitting this one out — and it wasn’t the prettiest sight to behold. He was okay-ish shooting-wise but he turned the ball over five times. But I’ll give Champagnie credit for playing — he has become a very dependable player in many regards.
Grade: C
Keldon Johnson
KJ didn’t hit a three-pointer but otherwise he was efficient offensively. He got to the line for nine attempts in 24 minutes. His passing was also better than usual and he was driving to the rim with gusto.
Grade: B+
Harrison Barnes
Barnes was back in the starting lineup for a night and led the starters with 19 points. He went 10-for-12 at the line in 23 minutes. Barnes hit his first three shots from three-point territory but then missed his final four attempts from deep.
Grade: B
Luke Kornet
It wasn’t the prettiest night at the office for Kornet. In 22 minutes, he had five fouls, three turnovers and zero points. He also pulled down just three rebounds. I thought his activity level was fine but he wasn’t finishing off possessions in a positive manner.
Grade: C-
Jordan McLaughlin
McLaughlin looked pretty good. He had 14 points, which was somewhat impressive considering he hit only one three-pointer. Instead of shooting, he relied on some tough finishes. He also handed out six assists while keeping his mistakes to a minimum.
Grade: B+
Ja’Kobi Gillespie
Gillespie was the star of the show for the good guys. The second round pick scored a game-high 25 points and did so in an efficient manner. He was 4-for-8 from three-point range, including a few long bombs. He was 5-for-6 on two-pointers, including a few slick moves to the cup. Add in three assists, three steals and only one turnover and it’s fair to say Gillespie is showing an exciting amount of promise.
Grade: A
Tarris Reed Jr.
Uh, so yeah, Reed can rebound. In less than eight first half minutes, he pulled down ten rebounds. On the night, he finished with 17 rebounds in 24 minutes. Add in a team-high four steals and a highlight block and the rookie is showing he isn’t afraid to throw his body around. Offense wasn’t as pretty on this night, however. The second rounder was 1-for-6 from the field and seemed to be in a rush with the ball.
Grade: A-
Taelon Peter
This was Peter’s best game. He looked nervous in previous outings but in this one he looked confident. He hit a three-pointer and played active defense.
Grade: B
RJ Davis
Davis is too small for this level but I don’t think anyone has told him. You have to respect his fearlessness out there.
Grade: C+
Jon Elmore
I was glad that Elmore was able to score his first NBA-ish points. After badly airballing a three-pointer, he hit an open three on the next possession. He’s a pretty good passer … but, yeah, no, he’s not nearly athletic enough to play in the real NBA.
Grade: C+
David Jones Garcia
Unfortunately, Jones Garcia was probably the game’s biggest disappointment for the Spurs. With so much firepower on the sidelines, the native of the Dominican Republic had an opportunity to step into a larger role. Instead, he was 2-for-8 from the field and turned it over four times. His shots looked flat and his decision-making was iffy at best.
Grade: D
Maliq Brown
Brown hit his first attempt from three-point land and played above average defense.
Grade: B-
Mitch Johnson
Johnson’s decision to rest a lot of players was supposedly planned before the start of preseason. Additionally, De’Aaron Fox and Carter Bryant are dealing with injuries. Considering the Spurs haven’t played too well in preseason, we’ll see if this decision pays off or if San Antonio enters the regular season looking ragged.
Grade: C+
By LJ Ellis / SpursTalk