Wembanyama continues to leave defeats for history

Victor Wembanyama is probably the player who loses the most in the entire NBA. Because the Spurs prodigy puts in historic performances almost every game, but his team also loses almost every night. In this basketball where you can scratch all kinds of statistics, it is easy to find something never seen before with the performances of the French player. In his last game he scored 24 points, grabbed 16 rebounds, blocked seven shots and scored six triples, his personal high. Yes, unique figures in history. But San Antonio lost to the Jazz, one of the worst teams in the NBA, 110-111..

Wembanyama’s conditions and fundamentals make him a player like you could not imagine. And the possibility of him blocking, assisting, recovering or scoring triples makes his statistics sometimes the closest thing to a sudoku. He is the only player in history with multiple games with at least 20 points, 15 rebounds, five blocks and five triples.. Also accumulates several performances in which he has surpassed five in five different concepts, the famous 5×5. But not even all of that is worth it to the Spurs, who last season were one of the worst teams in the NBA. Now they have started with 4-6 and the presence of the alien may not even reach them.

Results of the day

Spurs 110-111 Jazz

Cavaliers 105-100 Nets

Hawks 113-125 Bulls

Clippers 105-103 Raptors

At least reinforcements have arrived in the form of recovery of Devin Vassell. It should serve to relieve Wemby of scoring responsibility. The shooting guard had not played since March 29 and, in his first game after seven months due to a fracture in his right foot, he scored 18 points. Rookie Stephon Castle broke his scoring record with 23.

For the Jazz (2-7), whose victory leaves the Sixers at the bottom of the NBA, the best were Collin Sexton, with 23 points, and Lauri Markkanen, with 20. The Finn was injured in the final stretch and remained on the track although with an obvious limp.

The Intuit Dome is starting to be a boiler

In one of the funds of the modern Intuit Domenew home of the Clippers, there is a stand with 51 rows. It is inspired by the yellow wall of Signal Iduna Park, the stadium where Borussia Dortmund plays. But in the Los Angeles area there is a peculiarity: If you want to be in that stand, you have to cheer. Those who do it the most, stay. Those who don’t leave.

It seems that That attempt to turn the premises into a cauldron begins to have an effect. The Clippers beat the Raptors 105-103 in what was their third win at home after having started the season with four consecutive disappointments in front of their fans. Normal Powell and James Harden, with 24 points eachwere the best in the victory over the Canadians.

The Bulls only win by making great comebacks

Either it is epic or it is not. This is how the season is the Bulls, who have four wins and in three of them have come back at least 18 points. They did it this time in Atlanta after marching 44-26 on the scoreboard. They took the victory 113-125 with a great second half (65-43).

Ayo Dosunmu scored 19 points to be Chicago’s leading scorer, closely followed by Zach LaVine, Coby White and Nikola Vucevic, who reached 18. The center also grabbed 12 rebounds. Trae Young’s double-double (14 points and 16 rebounds) was not enough for the Hawks.