'I might have him go down as the GOAT,' Lonzo Ball makes outrageous claim about Victor Wembanyama's NBA career
Lonzo Ball predicts Victor Wembanyama could become the NBA’s GOAT.
Lonzo Ball predicts Victor Wembanyama could become the NBA’s GOAT.
Concerns around Victor Wembanyama’s playoff readiness have taken center stage following recent comments from NBA analyst Bill Simmons. While the San Antonio Spurs star has delivered a dominant season statistically, questions about his conditioning, workload, and durability have emerged at a critical moment. Simmons’ blunt assessment, rooted in what he observed against the Denver Nuggets, has sparked a wider debate about whether Wembanyama can handle the demands of postseason basketball.
Victor Wembanyama is already warping NBA matchups. LeBron James explains why the league may be bracing for something bigger.
A dominant season for Victor Wembanyama has taken an uncertain turn after the San Antonio star exited with a rib injury during a win over the Philadelphia 76ers. With the regular season nearing its end and award races tightening, the timing could not be more critical. While early signs point toward a manageable issue, the situation has introduced new questions around his availability, eligibility, and standing in both the MVP and Defensive Player of the Year conversations.
With the Spurs surging, the Lakers climbing and the Rockets playoff-bound without him, Fred VanVleet’s pointed MVP criticism became the sharpest snapshot yet of the NBA’s awards-season chaos.
The Luka Doncic-Victor Wembanyama MVP debate heated up after Nick Wright accused voters of moving the goalposts and changing the award’s usual standards.