Not so long ago, NBA scouts raved about how Victor Wembanyama could be the greatest prospect in basketball history.
And even though his team didn’t win a lot of games during his rookie season, the early returns show that scouts weren’t that far off with this hot take.
The San Antonio Spurs star left people in awe with his breathtaking defensive skills.
He’s got great handles for a big man, and his ability to score from all three levels while also creating for others or swatting shots into the stands is simply mesmerizing.
With that in mind, they asked the reigning Rookie of the Year to put together a team that would go 82-0 with him at center (via ClutchPoints).
Victor Wembanyama builds a 82-0 starting lineup 👀
PG: Steph Curry
SG: Michael Jordan
SF: LeBron James
PF: Tim Duncan
C: Victor WembanyamaWho’s beating this team in 7 games? 🤔 pic.twitter.com/JxsocUyuOW
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) October 4, 2024
Notably, Wembanyama chose Stephen Curry as his point guard.
Having the greatest shooter of all time by Wembanyama’s side would grant him plenty of wide-open shots.
Unsurprisingly, he took Michael Jordan at the shooting guard.
Deemed by most old-school fans as the greatest ever, it only made sense that a two-way star and competitive freak like Wembanyama was a Jordan fan.
Wemby later chose LeBron James as his small forward.
Perhaps the most cerebral player of all time, James is the jack of all trades and undeniably the greatest player in his position.
Last but not least, he chose Spurs legend Tim Duncan.
A Twin Towers approach with two two-way studs like Duncan and Wembanyama would have opposing teams stressed, even if they don’t play flashy basketball.
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