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Victor Wembanyama says the Spurs’ short offseason is a challenge to learn, not a frustration, after San Antonio’s 122-106 win over the Mavericks.

Writer Jahlil Williams argues that the San Antonio Spurs' 1-2 start is providing valuable experience for Victor Wembanyama following a shortened offseason. After San Antonio secured its first win against Dallas, Wembanyama explained that he is learning to navigate limited preparation time after playing into mid-June.
Spurs coach Mitch Johnson expressed frustration despite the 122-106 victory, noting that the team's defensive floor is currently too low. Williams points out that other late-finishing teams like the New York Knicks have also struggled early, suggesting San Antonio will adapt over the remaining 79 games.
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