Victor Wembanyama

De’Aaron Fox Brings Spurs Together Before Training Camp

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De’Aaron Fox Brings Spurs Together Before Training Camp

De’Aaron Fox’s Spurs training camp workouts brought a full group of teammates to his Houston home this week. In a separate interview, rookie Dylan Harper used the same week to reject speculation that his rise has created tension between the two guards. According to San Antonio Express-News reporter Tom Orsborn, Victor Wembanyama, Tobias Harris, Harrison … Read more

Wembanyama’s France Stays Unbeaten at 7-1 in FIBA World Cup Qualifying

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Victor Wembanyama applauds while wearing France national team jersey number 32

Victor Wembanyama and France closed out the August window of FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 European Qualifying unbeaten, running their record to 7-1 and sitting atop their qualifying group. Les Bleus beat Slovenia 92-67 on Aug. 27, then went on the road and handled Sweden 84-69 on Aug. 30.

Wembanyama, the San Antonio Spurs center, has led the group as national team captain, a role he was given ahead of this qualifying cycle. Qualifying continues into the spring, with matches running through March 2027 and the top nations from Europe advancing to the World Cup final tournament in Qatar. France’s early dominance gives the program a cushion as the qualifying window winds down and the games get tougher.

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Victor Wembanyama Powers France Past Slovenia in FIBA World Cup Qualifying

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Victor Wembanyama Stats vs. Slovenia: FIBA World Cup Qualifier Recap

Victor Wembanyama scored 22 points on 6-of-10 shooting, with 9 rebounds and 1 block in 21 minutes, as France beat Slovenia 92-67 in a FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 European Qualifier. He made all five of his two-point attempts and went 9-of-10 from the free-throw line.

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ESPN Projects Spurs to Finish 62-20 Again, Tied for Best Record in the West

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Spurs Projected for 62 Wins Again in 2026-27, Per ESPN

ESPN’s latest projections for the 2026-27 season have the San Antonio Spurs finishing 62-20, tied for the best projected record in the league and first in the Western Conference. That mirrors the Spurs’ actual record from last season, when they won 62 games and reached the 2026 NBA Finals before losing to the New York Knicks in five games. ESPN’s forecast has Oklahoma City close behind at a projected 60-22, with the network describing the West as running through either the Thunder or the Spurs.

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