Tim Bontemps: Victor Wembanyama said the Team Spurs plan for the Skills competition — which wound up getting them disqualified — was his idea.

1.1 steals and 3.8 blocks per contest while shooting 47.6% from the field and 35.2% from the three-point range in 46 games. Via X User @OhhMar24: "Victor Wembanyama is going to save the All-Star game.

Victor Wembanyama putting the kids through some ... Wembanyama finished that game with 6 points on 3-of-4 shooting with 4 rebounds and a block in a little more than 6 minutes on the floor as ...

Victor Wembanyama is working hard to stay in shape while undergoing treatment for the blood clot that ended his season. "There's an extensive plan for him to be as active and aggressive as he wants to ...

I think Bol Bol has the same abilities as Victor Wembanyama. I think Bol just hasn’t had the opportunity to show it, for ...

Everyone knows about Cooper Flagg, but San Antonio Spurs fans might soon want to learn all about another fabulous Duke ...

As it has been during Victor Wembanyama’s season-and-a-half with ... He is singular, a player whose shooting range, defensive length, ball handling and finesse in the low block make him an ...

Team Spurs (Chris Paul and Victor Wembanyama) thought it found a loophole in the rules in the obstacle course that features players speeding through stations with various passing and shooting drills.

Wembanyama's absence was felt on the court, as he is a critical player for the Spurs. His unique skill set and presence often elevate the team's performance. However, the Spurs showcased their depth ...

Victor Wembanyama and Chris Paul of the San Antonio ... they decided to throw the ball aimlessly during the shooting portion. Though they were confident that this would help them achieve the ...

A. Victor Wembanyama started his professional playing career in 2019. MVP frontrunner Shai Gilgeous-Alexander makes feelings clear on 3-point shooting after notching 4th 50-point game in 41 days ...

Victor Wembanyama’s remarkable start to his career ... Sutterer indicated that overhead motions — like, say, shooting a basketball — can create what’s called thoracic outlet syndrome ...