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Victor Wembanyama Says Watching Film Helped Spurs Play Elite Defense in WCF Game 4 Win

Wembanyama stated that the Spurs figured out their issues from game 3, but they played pretty much the same. Speaking on their defensive improvements, he said, "I think all of us did as much film in the last 24-48 hours as possible," emphasizing how it helped them hold the Thunder to just 82 points in the WCF game 4 win.

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Spurs Beat Thunder in WCF Game 4, Even It at 2–2

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Spurs Beat Thunder in WCF Game 4, Even It at 2–2

Victor Wembanyama dropped a massive 33 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 blocks, leading the Spurs to a 103-82 win. Stephon Castle and Devin Vassell chipped in with 13 points each. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was stifled by the Spurs' defense and struggled to score, finishing game 4 with just 19 points. The Thunder sorely missed Jalen Williams and Ajay Mitchell's offense.

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