150 points + 20 blocks! First in NBA history! 5 consecutive wins, the best start in team history, MVP is really no suspense

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Since the start of the NBA 25-26 season, many players have performed surprisingly well, such as Rollins of the Eastern Bucks, who scored 20+ in two consecutive games, leading the remnant team to beat the Warriors, and was praised by Curry; VJ, the third overall pick of the Philadelphia 76ers ·Edgecomb performed amazingly at the start of his first season. He scored 34 points and 7 rebounds against the Celtics, breaking Iverson's rookie debut scoring record (30 points) in team history. He also created the highest score for a rookie in the NBA in the past 66 years. He formed a "double backcourt" with Maxey and led the team to 4 consecutive victories.

For comparison, there are also many amazing players in the Western Conference, such as Reeves of the Lakers. As an undrafted player, he is an "inspirational legend" every year. In the first five games, he averaged 34.2 points, 5.6 rebounds and 10 assists per game. Not only did he score a career-high 51 points, but he also led the remaining team to a victory over the Timberwolves. Should Pelinka really consider how much he should give in his next contract? So far this season, the most amazing thing is the Spurs' No. 1 draft pick, Bunyama, whose performance can be called a "monster". At the beginning of the new season, he has already set a number of unprecedented NBA historical records.

In the first five games of the new season, Bunyama averaged 30.2 points, 14.6 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 1.4 steals, and 4.9 blocks per game. He became the second player in the NBA in the past 25 years to average 30+ points, 14+ rebounds, and 4+ blocks per game in a 5-game period. The other one is the Spurs. The legendary Tim Duncan; in the first five games, he has scored a total of 151 points and 24 blocks, becoming the first player in NBA history to score at least 150 points and 20 blocks in the first five games of the season; in the first week of the game, Bunyama averaged 33.3 points, 13.3 rebounds and 6 blocks per game, leading the Spurs to 3 wins and 0 losses, and was honored as the first 'Best of the Week' title in the Western Conference in the new season.

In the first 120 games of his career, Bunyama's total points (2738 points) surpassed the scoring leader James (2680 points) in the same period, and his total rebounds (1301 rebounds) surpassed that of the same period. The rebounding leader Malone (1091 rebounds), the total three-pointers (274) surpassed the three-point leader Curry (242), and the total blocks (448 blocks) surpassed the block leader Olajuwon (337 blocks). He is simply an 'alien'.

On the defensive end, Bunyama's intimidating power is even more terrifying. He has blocked shots in 90 consecutive games. This record ranks fourth in NBA history, only 4 games behind Mark Eaton, who ranks third in history. In the latest prediction of the US media PlayProphetX, Bunyama's probability of winning DPOY (Defensive Player of the Year) this season has reached 68%, making him the most popular candidate for DPOY. The most interesting thing is that in the game between the Spurs and the Raptors, the opponent directly gave up the inside attack when Wenbanyama was on the court, resulting in Wenban only blocking 1 shot in the game.

With Wenban Yama's explosive performance, the Spurs started the season with five consecutive victories, creating the best start in team history, and this winning streak still continues. You know, even in the Spurs' glorious GDP era (Duncan, Ginobili and Parker) and under the coaching of Popovich, who may become the best coach in history, they have never achieved such a great start.

In fact, the key to the Spurs' transformation lies in Bunyama's defensive cooperation with his teammates, using defense to drive offense. Data shows that when Wenban and Harper are on the court at the same time, the Spurs' defensive efficiency is as high as 78.6, and their net efficiency soars to +43.2, both ranking first in the league.

A Spurs fan excitedly left a message after the game: "As a 20-year-old Spurs fan, even after GDP retired, I still followed every Spurs game. I haven't seen such a tough defense and efficient teamwork from the Spurs in many years."

With his amazing performance at the beginning, Bunyama has entered the MVP discussion. In the latest MVP odds announced, Bunyama ranks second at +225, second only to Alexander of the Thunder (+200), and ahead of superstars such as Jokic and Doncic. Judging from his performance at the beginning of the season, Wenbanyama is expected to challenge for the MVP and Best Defensive Player awards at the same time this season.

150 points + 20 caps! The first in NBA history! Led the team to 5 consecutive victories to create the best start in team history. There is no suspense about the MVP! Bunyama's progress this season is not only reflected in the surface data, but also in the handling of game details. So far this season, Bunyama has averaged only 0.7 turnovers per game, which is in sharp contrast to the 3.7 turnovers per game in his rookie season. The sharp decline in this data proves that he has made significant progress in ball-handling ability, physical confrontation and reading the game.

The road to legend has always been long, but Wenbanyama’s start has exceeded everyone’s expectations. The No. 1 pick has turned greater expectations into reality step by step. Perhaps breaking Rose (22 years and 6 months old) to become the youngest MVP winner in NBA history is no longer a dream.