Now that fans understand what the San Antonio Spurs have in their franchise center, the excitement for the upcoming season is at an all-time high. As Victor Wembanyama enters his rookie season, fans initially had uncertain expectations, leading to a year filled with experimentation.
This season, he is anticipated to be an All-Star, an All-NBA player, and potentially in the MVP conversation if the Spurs qualify for the playoffs. Wembanyama has expressed that he views San Antonio as his new home and took the opportunity to engage with fans on Wednesday.
He stated, “The least I can do is give you guys 100% every game because I know you guys are going to be here, you’re going to come and support us, so thank you so much. You can count on me for that. Go Spurs go!”
Last season, the Spurs had a disappointing record of 22 wins and 60 losses, yet they ranked 15th in the NBA for attendance. As the young team aspires to play competitive basketball, fans can expect packed crowds at the Frost Bank Center consistently.
Wembanyama, like many elite athletes, has committed to giving his all, which carries particular significance given his exceptional talent. No one in the NBA is likely to work harder than Wemby, and his competitive spirit is expected to influence the entire team. The Spurs have not reached the playoffs since 2019, marking the longest absence in franchise history, and Wembanyama is keen to restore their relevance.
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