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Leader, winger, pivot… Victor Wembanyama sees no limits to his role on the pitch

This is one of the most interesting, and also important, questions concerning the Spurs. In what position Victor Wembanyama will play exactly? For the moment, we seem to be moving towards the power forward position alongside Zach Collins.

This “cool” question, as Gregg Popovich explained, was answered very broadly by the Frenchman.

“It goes without saying that I sometimes play the same role as Tre Jones at point guard, Zach Collins at center or Devin Vassell on the wing,” slides the first pick of the 2023 Draft to ESPN. “There aren’t really any limits. On a lot of actions it will depend on where I am. I can be the playmaker as well as the winger. Never mind. »

If we follow his words, “Wemby” will thus enjoy great freedom on the pitch, in order to make the most of his qualities. Be careful not to disperse either. It will therefore be a question of balance on which the Spurs season could depend, as the Texan squad is still light.

Wembanyama struggling in defense

These offensive questions will come later because it is the defense which has occupied the most of the Spurs training camp since its opening. Perhaps more than in attack, this is where Victor Wembanyama is most expected.

“A few weeks ago, during an action, I thought I had an open 3-point shot”remembers Doug McDermott. “Then suddenly an arm came out of nowhere to block the ball. It was impressive. It’s incredible to watch. He does things that cannot be explained. It’s so fluid despite its size. The fans will be surprised. »

The Frenchman, consumed by the desire to learn, recognizes that he is still having difficulty with the instructions of his defensive coach.

“I spoke to the coaches because I wanted more information, and they told me not to worry, that it will come naturally. But it’s difficult because you have to be totally focused on the pitch. If we lose track for one second, we’re screwed for the next fifteen minutes. »

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