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Are we seeing what Victor Wembanyama is doing right now?!
Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones jump off the NBA section with a nod to the ridiculously tough Western Conference, then a look into the dominant two-way start to Wemby's season. He's been more decisive, the Spurs are putting him in better positions to succeed, the dunks are WAY up, and he feels even more dominant defensively.
From there, the guys deep dive with the Oklahoma City Thunder. They're without Chet Holmgren, Jalen Williams, and Cason Wallace, but that hasn't stopped them from churning out wins. They talk through the shift in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's usage, the empowerment of the non-SGA handlers, the subtle changes to OKC's defense, Aday Mara's early impact and more.
Speaking of rookies like Mara, the guys close with a few more rookie observations as a continuation of Friday's episode. They give early impressions of Darryn Peterson, Trevon Brazile, and Brayden Burries.
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1:35 Wemby goes WILD
11:18 Oklahoma City Thunder
43:55 Darryn Peterson
49:13 Trevon Brazile
51:45 Brayden Burries
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