In the two games that Vembanyama played, he helped San Antonio to one victory, with a combined 36 points, 20 rebounds and eight blocks over the two games.
Despite the Spurs still having three or four games left in the Summer League, the team decided to give Vembanjam an early start to his rest. The 2.24-meter tall player dominated the French championship in his final season, leading in points, rebounds and blocks.
Even before the beginning of the Summer League tournament, the basketball player himself said that he would probably play only one or two games.
Vembanyama is the third number one pick in Spurs history and the first since Tim Duncan in 1997, who contributed to five NBA championships through 2014.
He became the first non-US player to be drafted with the No. 1 overall pick since Andreas Bargnani of Italy in 2006 without playing a single year of US college basketball.
2023-07-10 20:42:40
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