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Victor Wembanyama Holds Back Tears

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Victor Wembanyama tears up in press conference after family member dies

NBA star Victor Wembanyama had more on his mind than just basketball on Tuesday, December 16 when his San Antonio Spurs faced the New York Knicks in the NBA Cup championship game. Wembanyama, 21, was reportedly dealing with the death of his grandmother,

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Victor Wembanyama Holds Back Tears After NBA Cup Loss Due to Death in His Family: 'I Just Lost Somebody Today'

‘I lost somebody today’: Victor Wembanyama scores 18 points in NBA Cup final after learning of death in family

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Knicks, Spurs ecstatic for 'high-stakes' NBA Cup showdown

The New York Knicks chose continuity over chaos last summer, resisting the temptation to chase Giannis Antetokounmpo and instead betting on the strength of their rising core.

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New York beats San Antonio for NBA Cup championship: Live updates and analysis

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Knicks try to get through Wembanyama in NBA Cup quest

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It’s Called a ‘Shot Diet.’ It’s Why Victor Wembanyama Is Eating the NBA Alive.

Basketball’s next phenom has the San Antonio Spurs contending for a championship. It’s all because of the shot he’s stopped shooting.

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Victor Wembanyama says Nikola Jokic is not NBA’s best player; hails Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Giannis Antetokounmpo

Victor Wembanyama makes his feelings known on who is the best player in the NBA and intentionally leaves out Nikola Jokic.

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Victor Wembanyama Reveals Emotional Breakdown After Scary Blood Clot Diagnosis

Victor Wembanyama opens up about blood clot scare, emotional breakdown, and health-first approach after season-ending diagnosis.

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Wembanyama: “Jokic is not the best player in the NBA”

The French star says the Serbian center is the league’s best offensive player, but overall he ranks Shai, Giannis… and himself ahead of him.

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How Spurs' Victor Wembanyama Plans to 'Be Himself' After Tedious Injury Recovery

A pair of white trousers look longer than usual when worn by a 7-foot-4 model who doubles as a basketball player. Victor Wembanyama, entering T-Mo