And I don't think he's going to be a bust either because I think he's good at basketball and the only way he has a chance to be a bus if he has injuries, and I don't think he will have injuries and hoping he doesn't have to because I don't wish injuries on anyone. But I'm just saying let's pump the brakes a little bit on this hype of Victor Wembanyama because I just don't see him becoming this perennial top offensive player
phil spade
@Phil · 3:28
I don't think that's something that you can coach. That needs to be something that you have inside. Michael Jordan definitely had it. A lot of the true NBA greats definitely have that. And I don't know if Victor has that or not. And I think we only know that after a season or two and just see what his real motivation is, whether he will stick with it. If he has success, will he push on for more success?
Brady Poppler
@bradypoppler · 2:34
And that's when he missed a bunch of time and only played in those amount of games, the 13 out of 30 something games or whatever. And this past year, I want to say he only played in like one or two games in a week, maybe three at most, but he only played one to three games and the previous year he played in like three to four a week
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
And pressure is a lot and it can really get to you. And money is a lot that can really get to you. And unless you have a really awesome team around you and support system, I feel like a lot of young players that are overhyped, they let things get to their head and ultimately they don't go where I think a lot of people hope that they will go. And I mean, look no further than many of the star wonder kids, soccer players from the last 1015 years