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Victor Wembanyama has dialed up his intensity since game one, giving the Spurs the MVP-level star everyone expected to see.

Writer Jahlil Williams argues that Victor Wembanyama's aggressive play and scoring streak will help him secure the NBA MVP award. After a slow start against Oklahoma City, Wembanyama has produced strong performances, including a 36-point, 14-rebound game against the Utah Jazz.
The article notes that Wembanyama finished behind Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokic in previous MVP voting because his scoring picked up too late. Williams asserts that an easier upcoming schedule against teams like the Bulls, Pelicans, and Clippers gives Wembanyama the perfect opportunity to sustain his offensive rhythm and solidify his MVP candidacy.
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