Victor Wembanyama reveals what he thinks is the Spurs' greatest strength

Wemby returned for Game 4, and he was immediately impressive. After going down 17, the Spurs ended up winning 114-93. The Frenchman was superb once again, putting up a stat line of 27 points, 12 rebounds, three assists, four steals, and seven blocks.

Despite his amazing performance being the primary reason behind their victory, Wemby did want to highlight what he saw in the previous game that he watched. He believes the Spurs' depth is one of their biggest strengths, especially since the team does not have any big egos.

"We got this connection. I think there's no useless drama between us. We thrive when we do the invisible efforts that benefit each other. There's no jealousy. Nobody cares about their stat line. It's our greatest strength," Wembanyama said about his team's impressive chemistry after Game 4.

The Spurs will likely win the series against the Trail Blazers, which is an impressive feat due to the nature of their victories. Coming back from big leads is tough, and the Spurs have made it look easy in Games 3 and 4. It also erases any narrative about their experience because they all look like savvy veterans out there.

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