The Spurs should stop having Victor Wembanyama initiate plays when finishing is his strength

Air Alamo's Jahlil Williams argues that the San Antonio Spurs should stop using Victor Wembanyama as an offensive play initiator. Williams agrees with an analysis from Bleacher Report, asserting that Wembanyama's primary strength is as an elite play-finisher rather than a primary creator above the break. Through the first three games of the season, Wembanyama averaged 20 points on 36.5% shooting and 2.3 assists per game.

Williams contends that San Antonio should instead rely on guards De'Aaron Fox, Stephon Castle, and Dylan Harper to run the offense. According to the article, utilizing Wembanyama off screens and on the move maximizes the roster's collective playmaking talent, arguing he functions best as a dominant finisher rather than an offensive hub like Nikola Jokic.