Victor Wembanyama Powers Spurs to Historic 5-0 Start
The San Antonio Spurs are making headlines — and it’s all thanks to Victor Wembanyama. The 21-year-old phenom from France just led the Spurs to something they’ve never done before in franchise history: start a season 5-0. Their latest win came against the Miami Heat in a thrilling 107–101 finish that had the entire Frost Bank Center roaring.
This wasn’t just another victory. It was a statement. For years, the Spurs — once one of the NBA’s most dominant teams — have struggled through tough seasons, long losing streaks, and constant rebuilding. But last night, it felt like all that frustration was finally released. After the final buzzer, Wembanyama screamed in celebration, a raw, emotional moment that perfectly captured what this win meant to the team and the city.
Wembanyama’s performance was nothing short of spectacular. He put up 27 points, grabbed 18 rebounds, and swatted away 5 shots — the kind of stat line that only a handful of players in the league could even dream of. His presence was felt on both ends of the floor, especially when the Heat tried to claw their way back into the game. Miami’s Bam Adebayo was a force in his own right with 31 points and 10 rebounds, but Wembanyama’s steady dominance kept San Antonio composed.
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At one point, the Spurs had a 15-point lead, but Miami surged back to take a brief 91–90 advantage with about six minutes to go. That could have easily rattled a young team — but not this one. The Spurs dug deep, responded with poise, and closed out the game strong, ending on an 8–3 run to seal the win.
Players like Devin Vassell and Keldon Johnson, who’ve been through those rough years, couldn’t hide their excitement. “Tired of losing,” Vassell said simply, while Johnson added, “Feels good to be winning — best feeling in the world.”
And honestly, who could blame them? For the first time in years, the Spurs look like a team on the rise again — confident, hungry, and full of life. As Wembanyama put it best, “We didn’t get those five wins randomly. We worked for it.”
Now, with momentum on their side and a new era taking shape in San Antonio, fans can’t help but believe: the Spurs are officially back.
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