9 blocks in a single game! Wenbanyama still won despite 6 fouls and leaving the game!

The NBA regular season continues today, and the San Antonio Spurs are away to challenge the New Orleans Pelicans.

This game is still a duel between the No. 1 pick. Wenbanyama fought against Flagg in the first game and perfectly suppressed his opponent. This game has to face Zion Williamson again. Zion is not an easy opponent to beat. He is very athletic and has lost weight this summer. His physical condition has improved a lot. He is determined to perform well in exchange for a big contract.

Bunbanyama is still as awesome as ever. He scored 40 points, 15 rebounds and 3 blocks against the Dallas Mavericks in the opening game. He is very strong. He also played an excellent performance against the Pelicans in this game.

Wenbanyama was dunked by Zion as soon as the game started in the first quarter. Then he blocked Zion three times in the defensive round and regained face. In the next defensive round, Wenbanyama was still blocking Zion, stalling the Pelicans' interior offense.

After two and a half quarters, Bunyama has already sent out 7 blocks, and some blocks were missed.

At the same time, Wenbanyama's personal offense has not slowed down, and his performance has become more and more stable. However, Zion did not make it too easy for Bunyama. His personal offense was always efficient, so the Pelicans were not left behind by the Spurs. During regular time, the Spurs failed to defeat the Pelicans. Zion's 1 of 2 free throws sent the game into overtime.

In overtime, Bunyama blocked his ninth shot, but soon left the game with six fouls. The Spurs' lineup was still thick enough and was not disrupted, so they ultimately defeated the Pelicans 120-116. Wenbanyama contributed 29 points, 11 rebounds and 9 blocks. He almost got a triple-double. It was really sharp.