
4 months ago
Victor Wembanyama Felt Comfort at Spurs Legends Being Present to Watch His Playoff Debut
Despite legends like David Robinson and Tim Duncan being present, Wembanyama felt no pressure. "I would say, I feel safe. Feels like if you trip, you know there's a lot of hands that are ready to catch you," Wemby admitted. Luckily, there was no need for that as Wembanyama led the Spurs to a 111-98 win, dropping 35 points.
By Pranay Mukherjee
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“This Guy Is Ready for the Moment”: Windhorst on Victor Wembanyama
Windhorst said Wembanyama’s playoff debut confirmed he is “ready for the moment” after the Spurs star attacked early and scored 21 first-half points. He also pointed to Wemby’s 26-point gold-medal game against Team USA in Paris as proof the stage does not rattle him. Windhorst added the scary part: he still did not think Wembanyama played to his full standard.
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