NBA Finals, Spurs and Victor Wembanyama
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Victor Wembanyama on the Game 7 victory over the Thunder that sent the Spurs to the NBA Finals: “It’s almost like the meaning of my life.”
Victor Wembanyama’s rise toward NBA superstardom has been one of basketball’s biggest stories, but the road to a potential championship is rarely straightforward. As the San Antonio Spurs pursue the ultimate prize in the 2026 NBA Finals,
Not only are the Spurs well ahead of schedule thanks to Victor Wembanyama, but this might be the worst that they are for the next few seasons.
According to ESPN, Wembanyama became the first player in NBA history to record at least 15 threes and 15 blocks in a playoff series. That stat captured his two-way uniqueness. He stretched Oklahoma City’s defence from deep while still protecting the rim across seven demanding games.
After the biggest win of his NBA career, Victor Wembanyama couldn't hold back after eliminating the OKC Thunder from the playoffs.
Gilgeous-Alexander received the MVP award before Game 1 against the Spurs, and Wembanyama didn’t seem too happy watching him lift the award. The Frenchman then dominated Game 1 with 41 points and 24 rebounds and admitted afterward that he was bothered by watching the Canadian hoist the trophy.