The San Antonio Spurs are headlined by their generational phenom Victor Wembanyama, and just recently acquired star guard De’Aaron Fox, but they haven’t put a true superstar next to him. However, that might change this offseason.

With Victor Wembanyama sidelined, the San Antonio Spurs face an uphill battle. A team veteran shares candid thoughts on the struggles and what it will take to turn the NBA season around. After Victor Wembanyama’s injury following the All-Star break,

Victor Wembanyama was a top contributor for the team if not the highest contributor in all three of the prior games. In the most recent meeting on December 29, Wembanyama dropped 34 points. 8 rebounds,

Wemby made the trip to Minneapolis after also attending Friday’s game in Sacramento. “I don’t know if he’s ever been out like this, so I know he’s going

Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce gave their take on Wembanyama’s highly anticipated rookie season. Both legends were impressed by his defensive instincts, confidence, and how quickly he’s adjusted to the NBA pace.

Since losing Wembanyama, the Spurs have seen an even greater deficiency on the boards. Charles Bassey served as the primary center before San Antonio signed Bismack Biyombo for the remainder of the season, but with his injury, Biyombo has been the sole center.