Blood clot stalls Victor Wembanyama’s ascent, but Spurs are signaling optimism
The Spurs are signaling optimism, with a team source telling The Athletic that Wembanyama is expected to be fully healthy and ready at the start of training camp in October. Per the team source, Wembanyama had been experiencing low energy in recent weeks which initially caused concern.
PARIS — Five years ago, R.C. Buford saw Victor Wembanyama for the very first time. The San Antonio Spurs CEO came to France on the recommendation of an international scout who told him to come ...
Fans see Spurs' Victor Wembanyama exceed expectations. What they don't see is his work off the court
Buford saw Wembanyama play for the first time that day. And the seeds for the Spurs' new master plan were immediately planted. “We came to watch Victor, and that had a big influence on the way ...
If Fox is interested in going to San Antonio, then the Spurs should be aggressive in their trade offer. They have publicly preached a patient approach, but Wembanyama's rapid ascension is making ...
It speaks to how special you are and how special this is to you, so thank you, Victor.” Wembanyama and the Spurs are in France this week, playing a pair of games Thursday and Saturday in Paris ...
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