Bunyama, when aliens came to the NBA

If a player can win the MVP of the season, he can also win the defensive player of the season, be selected to the first team of the season, and win the league's scoring champion, rebounding champion, and blocked shots champion. By the way, here's another season's Most Improved Player and All-Star Game MVP.

Don’t be surprised, this may happen this season. There is undoubtedly only one player who can collect all these awards, Bunyama.

Even Green, who is best at yin and yang opponents, said seriously this time, "Bunbanyama has almost no weaknesses, and it is difficult for anyone to guard against him."

As a third-year player, how scary was Bunyama on the field before the start?

40 points and 15 rebounds in a single game in the opening game with a shooting percentage of 71.4% and 0 turnovers, the first player in league history

The opening game scoring record (40 points), the first three games of the season to score 100 points, the first player in Spurs history

the first three games With a total of 100 points + 40 rebounds + 18 blocks, he is the first player in the history of the league to continuously take off from the basket to block shots, pick up boards from the flat frame in the air, and take off in the penalty area to do a tomahawk dunk. These are all routine operations. Cossover, step-back three-pointers; gliding and folding back dunks under the basket after breaking through with the ball, alley-oops and explosive dunks. These are all like the plot of the aliens in the Space Jam movie happening in the NBA in 2025.

Guard, forward, center, he can do anything in all positions.

This is the horror of Wenbanyama. He made what was imagined in science fiction movies become a reality.

In the summer of the offseason, Wenban Yama, who completed a short period of training in the Shaolin Temple in China, seemed to have suddenly opened up the two channels of Ren and Du. On the stage of the league, he could fly to the sky and escape from the earth, coming and going with ease.

The Spurs have won five championships in history, but have never started five consecutive games. Now standing on the cusp of four consecutive victories, Vunbanyama said. "Let's break the record in the next game."

This is the domineering power of this 21-year-old young man.

Except for injuries, it may be difficult for anything to stop him from becoming one of the league's superstars.

In 2018, Batum once passed by the French National Youth Players training ground. He was shocked to see the 14-year-old Wenbanyama standing there. He sat down and watched a Wenbanyama training session with great interest.

After walking out of the venue, he called Tony Parker. "Brother, you are the goat in the history of French basketball, but enjoy it, because in ten years it will no longer be you."

Wenbanyama regarded Parker as his idol since he was a child, so much so that when he was selected as the No. 1 pick by the Spurs, he immediately posted a photo of himself wearing Parker's jersey on social media.

"He is not only an idol, but also a symbol. Without him, French basketball would not be what it is today."

From Parker to Bunyama, this is not a legendary relay in the history of the Spurs, but also a French basketball heritage in the NBA league.

Speaking of this, I was thinking, after Yao Ming, when will the inheritance of Chinese basketball in the NBA arrive?