What happened: Victor Wembanyama totaled 326 points, 114 rebounds, 45 blocks, and 21 3-pointers across San Antonio's 10-game winning streak. The production makes him the first player in NBA history to reach those combined thresholds over any 10-game stretch since blocks were first tracked in 1973-74. He averaged 32.6 points per game over the span.
Why it matters: The scoring surge answers early-season critiques after a show panel suggested Wembanyama had plateaued offensively. San Antonio has climbed to 10-2 and the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference behind the 10-game surge.
By the numbers: • 326: Points scored by Wembanyama during the 10-game streak (32.6 PPG) • 114: Rebounds recorded across the 10-game span (11.4 RPG) • 45: Blocks tallied over the stretch (4.5 BPG) • 21: 3-pointers made during the run • 1973-74: First NBA season blocks were tracked; no player had matched these combined thresholds over 10 games since
What to watch: San Antonio next hosts the Golden State Warriors in Emirates NBA Cup West Group C play, with both teams entering 1-0 in tournament action as the Spurs pursue an 11th consecutive win.