2023-11-29 13:25:29
The start of the San Antonio Spurs season is tricky, but Victor Wembanyama is not giving up. Beaten for the 12th consecutive time on the night of Sunday to Monday, the Texans are dead last in the Western Conference. But the situation does not worry the French pivot, aware of the work to be done but also of his young age. This Tuesday, while the Spurs benefit from a few days of training before facing Atlanta on the night of Thursday to Friday, “Wemby” was very reassuring. “I learn every day,” he said. assured. I’m already better than at the start of the season. What is satisfying is that in all the areas that we target with the coaches, I have improved. We don’t talk and we don’t work for nothing. » Since the start of the season, the Frenchman has averaged 19.2 points, 9.5 rebounds and 2.6 blocks per game, very interesting statistics for a rookie.
Victor Wembanyama knows, however, that he can still do better. Not always adept at shooting, the former Mets 92 player still needs to improve on many aspects of his game. “It’s my rookie season, I’m still young, he’s probably the worst Victor you’ll see, a- he asserted. I’m going to get better every year. »
Beyond the French, it is collectively that the problem lies for San Antonio. Left free by their coach, Gregg Popovich, the Spurs are struggling to find automatisms, particularly at the leader position. “We know where we are going, we are in good hands,” however, wanted to reassure the young pivot, first choice in the last draft. A victory against the Atlanta Hawks, 10th in the Eastern Conference, could already restart the machine.
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