Victor Wembanyama has a point. During the San Antonio Spurs star's inaugural NBA All-Star interview to kick off Day 1 of the three-day festivities, he was asked a series of questions about himself, the players he's faced and basketball in general.

Boston didn't challenge the French phenom on defense hardly at all in their win on Wednesday to lead into the All-Star break.

In a novel concept, the San Antonio Spurs' Victor Wembanyama aims to breathe life into the NBA's flagging showcase event by playing hard

Spurs star Victor Wembanyama's confidence on the court has increased on the offensive end, which is a scary sight for the rest of the NBA.

Even though it's 16 months away, summer 2026 was the dominant factor in this week's surge of deadline dealing.

Victor Wembanyama went to All-Star Weekend in Indianapolis last year as one of the featured attractions. The San Antonio star was at the league's Tech Summit, plus played in the Rising Stars event and was a participant in the Skills Challenge.

Wembanyama, to no one's surprise, is a first-time All-Star who'll compete in the NBA's new All-Star mini-tournament on Sunday in San Francisco. He'll have these seven players for teammates: Denver’s Nikola Jokic,

With the NBA All-Star break officially underway, many fans look forward to the revamped All-Star Game format that pins four separate teams against each other in a mini-tournament. Many players earned their first All-Star appearances this season,