Oh yay, it's October. I guess that means we have to light every fall-scented candle. I guess that means we have to re-watch all the Harry Potter movies. I definitely don't want to be wearing flannels all the time.

I'm so annoyed I had to use my gift card on this pumpkin cream cold brew.

Good morning, sweet world, and welcome to the No Dungs podcast.

On the Athletic Network, it's Thursday, October 26th, 20203.

I'm Jay Eskids here in the Classic Factory.

To my left, you're right, it's the bearded one, Matapsia hot boy, Trey Kirby.

Hey, oh!

And over yonder, the man making the magic happen, super producer, JD. Hello. There he is, wearing flannel. God damn right. Yeah. Love October. Get this guy a pumpkin spice. Shout out to the stream team for joining us live on YouTube. Make sure you subscribe. Make sure you like the video. Make sure you comment away there in the stream team and share the show. Go get your No Dunks merch over at NoDunks.com and send in your questions and

comments to No Dunks at Theathletic.com. You never know when the boys are going to be stepping on the

beach reading your emails and your tweets, which you can tweet in at No Dunks, Inc. Man, that was the real opening night.

We're back, baby.

We are so back.

So many games.

And we got to start with the number one pick for the Spurs.

Victor Wembenyama, his NBA debut.

Let's touch on this.

Then we'll get into what you got and we'll bounce around to a lot of other games and performances. We won't get to everybody, so relax. But Wembenyama, 15 points, foul trouble, Spurs lose. Luka was a monster, Mavs pulled it out in the end, but what did you think of Wembenyama? We're back, and the Spurs are back, Skeets. That was an awesome environment. Victor Wenbanyama's debut.

You had all the fans with their phone flashlights out doing like a little move as they're

getting ready to introduce him. Looked incredible, looked incredibly hype in San Antonio. I was

excited the day coming. I'm telling my kids, nine years old, seven years old. You know, someday you

might say Victor Wenbanyama is the best basketball player of all time. Whoa, whoa. I'm telling my kids, nine years old, seven years old, you know, someday you might say

Victor Wenbana is the best basketball player of all time. Whoa, whoa. I was just prepping him, you know, I got to get him excited for the game. Okay. That he came out and he followed a whole bunch. Yeah. Our guy, Zach Ayman, said, was this Tony Brothers giving Victor Wenbenyama his welcome to the NBA moment, kind of felt like it.

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