Victor Wembanyama explained his “no-look block” technique after the San Antonio Spurs’ 145-120 win over the Houston Rockets.

If you buy a ticket to watch Victor Wembanyama, there's a good chance you're going to get your money's worth. Spurs fans got their money's worth on Sunday.

After overcoming the 25-point deficit against the Clippers, the San Antonio Spurs thrashed the Rockets 145-120. At the center of these two wins and their 47-17 season is Victor Wembanyama.

Victor Wembanyama had 29 points, De’Aaron Fox had 20 points and 10 assists and the San Antonio Spurs won their fourth straight, rolling to a 145-120 victory over the Houston Rockets

Victor Wembanyama fires a warning to the NBA after showcasing increased physicality during the Spurs’ dominant win.

Victor Wembanyama often gets bullied physically because that is the primary way teams play against him, but it seems he is looking to solve those problems.

After being dealt just their second double-digit loss of 2026 by the San Antonio Spurs last week, the Detroit Pistons had the chance at a better showing Thursday night in San Antonio. Instead, they were met with some of the best that phenom center Victor Wembanyama’s had to offer this season.

The Spurs' Victor Wembanyama matched a record, formerly held by Nikola Jokic, and cemented himself in the record books.