Victor Wembanyama's journey to take the next step hits the Christmas stage, where he (and other stars) aim to deliver.

Victor Wembanyama is the biggest young NBA star at the moment; none of his peers come close to the hype around him. The San Antonio Spurs are winning this season, too, meaning the spotlight is even brighter.

Victor Wembanyama is a star. There is no way around it. Every time he steps on the floor he makes a massive impact and he has already become must see TV across

Victor Wembanyama opens up on his blood-clot scare, mental health struggles, and how the ordeal reshaped his outlook on life.

And at a time when NBA stars tend to be overly friendly with one another, Wembanyama has an entertaining tendency to needle his rivals. As a player, though, he leaves me unmoved. Part of it is that he’s not especially relatable.

Spurs fans stretched out their hands and waited for Wembanyama to strike the “Go Spurs Go” drum at halfcourt. When he hit the drum, they clapped, and continued to do so as Wembanyama picked up the pace pounding the drum. It looked identical to the chant seen before and during Vikings games at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.

Baylor’s basketball program just landed a 7-foot center with some serious NBA pedigree. James Nnaji officially committed to the Bears for the second half of the season, and the timing could not be better.

Before reaching the NBA, OKC's Ajay Mitchell and San Antonio's Victor Wembanyama were once teammates in France.