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Victor Wembanyama hasn’t forgotten how last season ended. Apparently, there were nights when the NBA Finals wouldn’t let him. The Spurs star admitted that losing to the Knicks in five games stuck with him well into the offseason.
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama revealed at Media Day that the team's NBA Finals loss to the New York Knicks lingered throughout the offseason. Wembanyama admitted to facing difficult emotions and restless nights following the five-game defeat, emphasizing that the team will not hide from those feelings heading into the new season.
San Antonio reached the championship series in Wembanyama's third year in the league. The center, who became the NBA's youngest Defensive Player of the Year after averaging 25 points and 11.5 rebounds last season, described the Spurs as very hopeful and ambitious as they look to return to the Finals.
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