And now the Low Post.

Welcome to The Low Post podcast on a Friday morning and boy, oh boy, am I glad that I waited

until Friday morning to record this episode instead of doing it on

Thursday because had I done it on Thursday, I would have missed the first holy s- Victor Wembenyama game of this life, this season, this era.

38 points on 15 of 26 shooting, 3 of 6 from 3, every crunch time jump shot, basket, 5

implausible kind of backwards lob, tip in things that made me jump out of my seat.

The San Antonio Spurs go into Phoenix when again, they're three and two. Phoenix is two and three. We still haven't seen Bradley

Peel. Steve Jones co-hosted the Dunker Spot. I don't really know where to, I mean, where to begin on this one.

That one, that was a thing man.

Holy cow, 38 points.

Where do you want to start with Mr. Wembenyamaama because this is where we got to start today?

I think with Victor it's just the moment and he took that moment against Phoenix. That was the most impressive part to me because the spurs were up,

the spurs were up big, as you stated they'd already beat the suns. Here comes Kevin Durant and

Dev and Booker storming back. And Wimby looks dead in the face and says, no, not today.

And I think his moxie and his confidence stands out.

And for me, it goes back to like the last minute

of the first half, when you put it back in context.

They run horns, he gets a high low catch in the post, somehow gets a fade away despite

two defenders coming to swarm on him, one of them being Kevin to rant. Then he responds with a pick and pop three and oh no one's guarded me in transition, let

me pull up three.

And that's where it's like, oh this is different.

The walk up just like, oh cool, I'm seven seven four I don't even see you in front of me

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