San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama is already dominating opponents, but he apparently has more tricks waiting to be unleashed. After attempting a career-high 34 shots against the Minnesota Timberwolves, the French superstar revealed that some of his practiced moves have yet to appear in an actual game.
Wembanyama scored 43 points in San Antonio's 121-111 victory over Minnesota. His aggressive approach helped the Spurs secure another win, while his postgame comments suggested he is still exploring ways to expand his offensive arsenal.
Asked whether he has practiced shots that fans haven't seen during games, Wembanyama offered an intriguing response.
“Of course. Hopefully, yeah,” Wembanyama said in a video shared on X.
However, the Spurs center explained that introducing new moves requires careful judgment. He wants to improve individually without compromising his team's chances of winning.
“It's always a challenge to balance individual development and team goals because… we're not out there to work on our game. We're here to win games,” Wembanyama added.
His comments reveal an interesting dilemma for a player whose offensive potential already seems enormous. Wembanyama can experiment with different shots during practice, but actual games demand smarter decisions.
Article Continues BelowThe Timberwolves matchup offered another glimpse of his growing confidence. Taking 34 shots demonstrated his willingness to shoulder a heavier scoring responsibility when San Antonio needed him.
Still, Wembanyama appears more concerned with finding the right opportunities than showing off everything he can do.
For Spurs fans, that means there could be more surprises ahead. The 22-year-old has already established himself as one of basketball's most unusual talents, and he believes there is still more to reveal.