※ [本文转录自 NBA 看板 #1e6mEAs- ] 作者: darren2586 (YA) 看板: NBA 标题: [花边] Butler & Buddy 赛後采访 时间: Wed May 7 14:54:00 2025 Q: Draymond declared that tonight Jimmy became Batman, and Buddy went from Alfre d to Robin. Do you guys have any comments on that declaration? 问： Draymond说今晚Jimmy变成了蝙蝠侠，而Buddy从阿福变成了罗宾。你们对这个说法有 什麽看法吗？ Buddy: No, no, no, no. I’m Batman today. I saved the day. He’s still Robin. Buddy： 不不不，今天我是蝙蝠侠，我拯救了全场。他还是罗宾。 Jimmy: All right. Well, I’m still Robin, yes. And Steph still Batman, and Butte red is still who he is. Jimmy： 好吧，那我还是罗宾，没错。Steph还是蝙蝠侠，Buttered还是Buttered。 Buddy: Call me Buttered? Jimmy: But you had another good game, man. Except for that stupid thing you did at the beginning of the game when you didn’t have on the right shorts. It’s no t real Robin or Batman-like. Buddy：叫我Buttered？ Jimmy ：但你这场又打得不错啦，除了比赛一开始你穿错裤子的那件蠢事，那可一点也不像 罗宾或蝙蝠侠。 Q: Buddy, what happened with the wardrobe malfunction? 问： Buddy，那个穿错裤子的意外是怎麽回事？ Buddy: Jimmy switches out—it was Jimmy’s fault. Buddy： Jimmy调包了我的裤子——都是Jimmy的错。 Buddy: Jimmy switches out, and that’s what happens. I was looking for my shorts and I thought it was the right one. He said, “Yo, put these on.” It was the r ight… and that was the— Buddy： Jimmy调包了我的裤子，我在找我的短裤，我以为那是对的。他说「喔，穿这条吧」 。我就穿了，结果是…… Jimmy: That’s what you’re going with? Jimmy： 你就这麽推卸责任？ Buddy: Yeah, I’m going—Jimmy, it’s Jimmy’s fault. His locker is next to my l ocker. I was looking at my shorts. He’s like, “Yo, I can’t find my shorts.” Oh, I see them. And I put them on. They look just alike. And after that I got a fine for it. It’s… it’s cool. It’s Jimmy’s fault. Blame Jimmy. Buddy： 对，我就是要这麽说，这都是Jimmy的错。他的置物柜就在我旁边。我在找我的短 裤，他说「我找不到我的短裤」，然後我看到有一条，我就穿了。结果长得一模一样，然後 我还被联盟罚钱。没关系啦，都是Jimmy的错，怪他就对了。 Q: Jimmy, I mean obviously, there’s always so much responsibility on you. But w hen you see Steph go down— 问： Jimmy，显然你身上总是背负很多责任。但当你看到Steph倒地时—— Buddy: Responsibility in the shorts too. Like, I’m telling you, responsibility on him. He’s not doing his job. Buddy： 还有短裤的责任啦，我跟你讲，都是他没做好他的事。 Q: When you see Steph go down, what does that communicate to you? What are you t rying to do? What did you see from Buddy when Steph goes down? 问： 当你看到Steph受伤倒下时，你当下的感受是什麽？你心里想的是什麽？以及当下你对 Buddy有什麽期待？ Jimmy: Yeah, I saw Butter be aggressive and make some timely shots and get stops in a big way. I think we all want 30 back, that’s for sure. But we want him to do his best for himself, best for our group in the long run and the long haul. And until then, we can hold down the fort. I know we can. Jimmy： 是啊，我看到Butter很有侵略性，投进了一些关键球，也有几次很棒的防守。我们 当然都希望30号（Steph）能回来，这是肯定的。但我们也希望他能为了自己、为了球队的 长远考虑，养好伤。在他回来前，我们撑得住，我相信我们可以。 Q: Jimmy, you’ve been through these types of things before. What psychologicall y happens to a player? You put everything into this and then you can’t play—li ke, what is that going through? 问： Jimmy，你过去也经历过这种情况。当球员把一切都投入比赛，却因为伤势不能上场， 那在心理上是什麽样的感受？ Jimmy: It’s tough. You know, one of the greatest to ever do it. And he wants to be out there. I think he knows, and we know, how much easier the game is for us whenever he’s hooping at a high level. But I think we’re all prepared to comp ete and win without him. We don’t want to, but we are prepared—and we may have to. So we’ll see what it all means and what it all says come tomorrow. Jimmy： 这真的很难受。他是史上最伟大的球员之一，他也想上场。我想他自己知道，我们 也知道，只要他在场上打得好，这比赛就简单多了。但我觉得我们都已经准备好在没有他的 情况下去竞争、去赢球了。我们不希望如此，但我们准备好了——而且可能也非这麽做不可 。明天就会知道一切意味着什麽了。 Q: Draymond mentioned that you two guys were kind of going back and forth in the huddle even. Do you feed off— I mean, we’ve seen it. We’ve seen you guys go back and forth. You’re doing it right now. 问： Draymond提到你们两个在暂停时还在互相嘴来嘴去。我们现场都看到了，你们现在也 还在嘴。 Buddy: Ask us why we are going back and forth? Buddy： 问我为什麽我们要一直互嘴。 Q: Why were you going back and forth? 问： 为什麽你们会有那麽多嘴上交锋？ Jimmy: Because—when I… you know what, I’m not going to say exactly what I sai d in the locker room. But when I got a mismatch in the post—don’t cut. Stay on it. Stay on the perimeter. Jimmy： 因为……你知道吗，我不打算重复我在更衣室里说的话。但当我在低位遇到错位防 守的时候——不要切进来。待在外围，待好。 Buddy: If you got a mismatch and you can go score the ball— Buddy： 如果你有错位，你能得分的话—— Jimmy: I am going to score the ball. I can’t score the ball when you cut into m y space. You’re a shooter. You’re not even a cutter. You saw what happened when you shot a layup in the first quarter. Smokey Robinso n—that’s exactly what you did. Use the backboard too. Exactly. Jimmy： 我当然会得分。但当你切进来抢我空间时我就得不了分了。你是个射手，你就不是 个切入手啊。 你第一节上篮是怎麽回事？你根本就是Smokey Robinson。还打板勒。 （这段真不懂，请补充） Q: You guys feed off of this though. I mean, is it like when you can do this, do es it translate to what happens on the court? 问： 但你们会从这种互动中激发能量吧？像这样的互嘴，会反映在场上的表现吗？ Jimmy: It actually does. Because I respect Buttered so much. Because he knows wh atever I’m saying— Jimmy： 真的会。因为我非常尊重Buttered。他知道不管我说什麽—— Buddy: My name is Buddy. Buddy： 我的名字是Buddy。 Jimmy: But that’s short for Buttered. He knows what I’m saying is always towar ds winning. Same thing that Draymond does and everybody. And you can talk to who ever you want to talk to like that in the moment, and then you move past it. You know what I’m saying? Like we had another something in the huddle. He was like , “You know what, you’re right,” and we move on. Because the main goal is to win. He understands that. I just want to win. I understand that he just want to win. So we’re able to talk to each other. Jimmy： 那是Buttered的简称啦。他知道我说的每句话都是为了赢球。就像Draymond和其他 人一样。在场上你可以用这种方式跟任何人讲话，然後事情就过去了。你懂我的意思吗？我 们刚才在暂停时又吵了一下，他後来就说：「你说得对。」我们就往下走了。因为我们的目 标就是赢球。他懂这一点，我也懂。我只想赢，他也只想赢。所以我们才能这样互相讲话。 Buddy: PERHAPS. Buddy: 大概吧。 Q: You guys got a lot of contributions up and down. I’m curious what you though t about what he’s done really the last two games and what Spencer did today. 问： 你们全队上下都有很多人做出贡献，我想听听你对他过去两场比赛的表现，以及Spenc er今天的表现有什麽看法。 Buddy: Yeah. I mean, Pat was big. He came in and, you know—I mean, I’m sure yo u guys saw flashes in the Houston series where he’s just being aggressive, just getting down the floor, getting stops, scoring the basketball. Crafty. And Loon ey is a pro’s pro. You know, whenever you call his number, he’s always availab le. He doesn’t complain. He does his job, and he does his job at a high level. And that’s why he’s a champion. Buddy：Pat表现得很关键。他上场之後，你们应该也在对火箭那轮系列赛中看到他积极的样 子，冲刺回防、封阻对手、得分，手段也很巧妙。而Looney就是个职业典范。每当你叫到他 的名字，他总是准备好了。他不抱怨，他只管把工作做好，而且水准非常高。这就是他为什 麽是冠军。 Q: Gary compared you to bickering brothers. And you’re the little annoying brot her and you’re the older brother. 问： Gary说你们像吵嘴兄弟，你是那个烦人的小弟，而你是大哥。 Buddy: And what’s Gary then? Buddy： 那Gary是什麽？ 记者: I don’t know. Maybe he’s the middle brother. 记者： 不知道欸，可能是中间那个吧。 Buddy: The clumsy one, always doing the dumbest stuff ever. Buddy： 那个总是笨手笨脚的家伙。一直在做一些超蠢的事。 Jimmy: You literally wore the wrong shorts. The audacity. Jimmy： 你今天才穿错球裤，还敢嘴别人啊？ Q: Do you think that this creates kind of a little family environment? 问： 你们觉得这样的相处方式是不是营造出一种家庭的氛围？ Jimmy: Yeah, I think we really do enjoy being around each other. We really do en joy when somebody else is playing great. Whenever everybody else is shining, eve rybody’s happy. So it’s a good feeling to have this energy. Jimmy： 没错，我们真的很享受彼此相处的时光，也会真心为队友打得好感到开心。只要有 人打得出色，全队都会感到开心。所以能有这样的能量真的很棒。 Q: And this energy and relationship kind of help your— I mean, you— when you g ot here, it seemed like it didn’t take long for you to be part of the group. 问： 那这种能量和关系是不是帮助你——我的意思是你——刚来这里没多久就融入团队？ Buddy: We had to make sure he got his joy back. Because somehow he lost his joy. You’re not going to say where he lost his joy, but somehow he lost his joy. Buddy： 我们得帮他把快乐找回来。因为他不知道怎麽的，就把快乐弄丢了。虽然我们不会 说他在哪里丢的，但总之他真的丢了。 Jimmy: Why do you keep doing this? Do you even know what these are called? What are they called? Jimmy： 你干嘛老是做这个动作？你知道这叫什麽手势吗？这叫什麽？ Buddy: Two fingers. Buddy： 两根手指。(正确是Air quote) Buddy: Are we done? Buddy： 结束了吗？ 记者: No. 记者： 没有。 Buddy: Oh no. Buddy： 喔不。 Q: Jimmy, Steph’s obviously a very unique player. Not just how good he is, but the way he plays. With him out, it seems like the offense has to change the way it functions, and obviously a lot of it’s through you. How do you see what the offense needs to do if he’s out for a couple games? 问： Jimmy，Steph显然是一位非常特别的球员，不只是他的能力，还有他打球的方式。如 果他缺席几场，比赛节奏势必会改变，而你会扮演重要角色。你觉得球队在他缺阵时进攻该 怎麽运作？ Jimmy: Ball just needs to move a lot more, find the open guy, attack closeouts, get into the paint. And I guess it’s going to be my job to draw a little bit mo re attention—probably not as much as Steph does—but I got to find a way to sco re and get everybody else involved. Jimmy： 球得更多地流动，找到空档队友、攻击补防、切入禁区。应该会是我要多吸引一些 防守注意——虽然不会像Steph那麽多——但我得找到得分的方式，也要让其他人都参与进 来。 Q: Jimmy, your belief in this team is steadfast. But to see this team win withou t Steph, Game 1 on the road in Minnesota in the semifinals, what does that do fo r this team? 问： Jimmy，你一直坚信这支球队。但看到球队在没有Steph的情况下，能在准决赛第一场 作客明尼苏达赢球，对这支球队来说意味着什麽？ Jimmy: I’ve said it before. Any team with me on it, I think has a chance. And I know that any team with Steph on it does have a chance. And my guys believe it too. They work so hard at their craft every single day. They don’t shy away fro m any moment, from any matchup. They’ll do whatever you ask them to do to make sure that we have a chance of winning. And we’re going to need all hands on dec k if 30 is not ready to go. Jimmy： 我之前就说过，只要有我在的球队，我觉得就有机会。我也知道有Steph的球队， 一定有机会。而我的队友们也相信这一点。他们每天都在为自己的技艺努力。他们从不畏惧 任何时刻、任何对手。他们愿意做任何事情，只要能帮助球队赢球。如果30（Steph）还不 能出赛，我们就得全员投入。 Q: Jimmy, you’ve always played within the construct of the team. You never real ly want to stand out, but in other stops you’ve had to be a high-usage guy. Are you prepared to take on that responsibility again? 问： Jimmy，你一向在团队架构下打球，从不追求个人表现。但在别的球队你曾经扮演过高 使用率角色。你准备好再度承担那样的责任了吗？ Jimmy: If I have to. I’m not a volume shooter. Never have been. Probably never will be. But I’m going to play the right way. My guy is open, I’m going to pas s it. And if they don’t shoot it, I’m probably going to yell at them for not s hooting the ball. I’m just going to have to be efficient. I’m going to have to play hard. I know I’m going to have a lot of minutes coming my way. I train fo r this. But we’re ready for it. Jimmy： 如果需要我会扛起来。我不是那种大量出手的球员，从来不是，也可能永远不会是 。但我会用正确的方式打球。队友空档我会传给他们，如果他们不投，我可能会骂他们。我 必须要高效率地打球，拚尽全力。我知道我会上很多时间，我平常就是为这种时刻训练的。 我们准备好了。 Q: Jimmy, Steve said Buddy is a two-way player now. How tough was it for you to mold him into that? 问： Jimmy，Steve说Buddy现在是一位攻守兼备的球员。你在让他成为这样的球员过程中， 有多困难？ Jimmy: Me mold him? You know what？ I do be frying him one-on-one, don’t I? Jimmy： 我训练他？我就是一直单挑他、电爆他，对吧？ Buddy: You—perhaps. Buddy： 嗯——可能吧。 Jimmy: Yeah. He had his moments. I ain’t gonna lie. Butter—Butter has been ste pping up big time on the defensive side of the ball for sure to start out the ga mes. And it’s crazy because—I think he—what? You had two points at half? Two points? But his defense was off the charts. And you got the toughest matchup in guarding Anthony Edwards. And then he came back still guarding at a high level a nd creating, making shots. Two-way player is a stretch, but Buttered is—he’s b een key. Jimmy： 对啦，他也有高光时刻。我不会骗你。Buttered这几场在防守端真的站出来了，尤 其是比赛一开始。他上半场只拿两分吧？两分？但他防守真的强得夸张。而且他还去对位An thony Edwards，这是最难防的对象。他下半场回来後依然防守到位，还能创造机会、投进 球。说他是双能球员可能有点夸张，但Buttered真的很关键。 Buddy: I’m nice. Buddy： 我很行的。 Q: For both of you guys—Buddy, you finished with eight rebounds. Jimmy, you cam e out and had six offensive rebounds in the first half. Just the mentality again st this bigger team, going up and getting those rebounds. 问： 想请两位一起谈谈——Buddy你抓了8个篮板，Jimmy你上半场就抓了6个进攻篮板。对 上这样的高大球队，你们是抱着什麽样的心态去抢篮板？ Buddy: I think the mindset was boxing Rudy Gobert. He got a fair share of them, but I just boxed him out. We know what he did in the Lakers series and how effec tive he was, and we got guys doing their work early to prevent that. And just go t to keep on continuing because if we continue to board and get out and play our basketball and put the ball in Jimmy’s hands—like we’ve all been talking abo ut—and just trust him to make the right play, I think we’ll be in good shape. Buddy： 我的想法就是把Rudy Gobert卡在外面。他还是抢了一些篮板啦，但我尽量把他卡 出去。我们知道他在打湖人那轮系列赛时有多有效率，所以我们整队提前做好准备来限制他 。我们得继续保持这样，抢下篮板後打出我们的节奏，把球交给Jimmy，就像我们一直说的 那样，相信他会做出正确选择，我想我们就会处在一个很好的位置。 Q: Jimmy, there was some hype about you coming back, playing here for the first time since 2021. Did you notice the light boos and the response? 问： Jimmy，这是你自2021年以来首次回到这里比赛，外界也有不少讨论。你有注意到那些 嘘声和现场反应吗？ Jimmy: That doesn’t bother me. But people do have to watch their mouth. You kno w, it’s cool with the boos and all that stuff. But you calling people out of th eir names and all of that stuff—which I can hear. You want me to repeat it? Yea h, no, I’m not gonna repeat it. It’s not good. That’s unnecessary. The boos, I get it. I understand. Let’s just keep it at that. Jimmy： 那些不影响我。但有些人得注意自己的嘴巴。你要嘘我可以，这些我都能接受。但 如果你喊着别人的名字、说那些有的没的——我都听得到。你想我重复一遍他们说了什麽？ 不，我不会讲出来。那真的不好，完全没必要。嘘声我能理解，就停在那边就好。 Buddy: Yeah. Watch your mouth. Buddy： 对啊，嘴巴放乾净一点。 Jimmy: Thanks, little bro. Jimmy: 谢了，小弟。 进步到携手访问了，这对可以嗑 --

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