40 points + 18 rebounds + 10 assists + 9 blocks! No. 1 in the league! Bunyama has been injured for several weeks, and DPOY has suspense.

In the new season and the new pattern, many supernovas in the east and west have risen strongly, leading the team to great success and playing the role of dark horse. In the East, the Pistons lead the pack with 12 wins and 2 losses, and they are in the midst of a 10-game winning streak. According to statistics, this is the longest winning streak in the league this season and the first time the Pistons have achieved it since February 2008. In this process, two supernovas, Cunningham and Duren, have emerged with bright futures. In the West, the three-legged confrontation of the Thunder, Nuggets, and Rockets is in line with expectations. The biggest dark horse is the San Antonio Spurs, and the rise of the Spurs is closely related to the healthy growth of Bunyama.

In the new season, the rise of the Spurs is obvious to all. So far, the Spurs have a record of 9 wins and 4 losses, ranking fifth in the Western Conference, only 0.5 games behind the Rockets (9 wins and 3 losses), which is third in the Western Conference. In this process, Bunyama's crazy evolution is even more impressive, frequently creating surprises! Take a look at Wenban's crazy output and dominance on the court: In the opening game against the Mavericks, Wenban Yama reduced his dimension to attack the two No. 1 picks, Big Eyebrow and Flagg, and scored 40 points + 15 rebounds + 1 assist + 1 steal + 3 blocks, scoring a season high; in the second game against the Pelicans, Wenban Yama fought hard against Zion, the fat tiger, and scored 29 Points + 11 rebounds + 2 assists + 1 steal + 9 blocks, a season high in blocks; against the Heat, Bunyama scored 27 points + 18 rebounds + 6 assists + 5 blocks, a season high in rebounds; against the Warriors, Bunyama scored a triple-double of 31 points + 15 rebounds + 10 assists, a season high in assists.

Wenbanyama played 12 games, averaging 34.6 minutes per game, averaging 26.2 points + 12.9 rebounds (second in the league) + 4 assists + 1.1 steals + 3.6 blocks (first in the league) + 1.7 three-pointers. The three shooting percentages were 50.2%, 34.5% and 85.7% respectively. According to statistics from the NBA's official website, Bunyama's scores, rebounds, assists, field goal percentage and free throw percentage all hit career highs. Compared with himself last season, Bunyama has grown taller and stronger. He has reduced his three-point shots and is more interested in killing low-level players and attracting double-teams to create opportunities for his teammates. Bunyama has become a true hexagonal warrior. How to defend Bunyama has become a new topic jointly studied by the entire league.

If you want to wear a crown, you must bear its weight. Just as the rise of Bunyama and the Spurs was gratifying and became a thorn in the side of their opponents, another bad news came from the Spurs. According to NBA reporter Shams, Bunyama suffered a left calf strain and is expected to miss several weeks. Subsequently, Spurs team reporter Don Harris followed up and reported that Bunyama will be re-examined in 2-4 weeks. According to the US media, Wenbanyama played for 16 consecutive minutes in the game against the Spurs. In one round, he was first kicked in the crotch by Dream Green, and then tripped by Sister Bo. Wenbanyama also missed the Spurs VS Kings game due to injury after this game.

A healthy Wenbanyama is very powerful, but the problem is that Wenbanyama has to find a way to stay healthy. In this regard, NBA famous mouthpiece Zhang Gongzi pointedly pointed out: Wenbanyama has to hold back on the offensive end. Many people say that he can compete for MVP. I just hope that he can stay healthy and compete for DPOY. At least judging from the current situation, as long as Bunyama plays healthy, he will be a natural barrier standing in front of the giants. One man can block the barrier and no one can break it, and he can even change the opponent's offensive strategy on his own. But having said that, Wenban Yama's strong competitiveness and aggressive style of play can easily anger his opponents. After playing against Wenban Yama continuously, Dream Green said harshly: Wenban is not afraid of me yet, and the goal next time is to make him afraid of me!

From the loss of DPOY due to a season-ending blood clot problem last season to the injury of several weeks due to left calf strain in the new season, DPOY has suspense again. According to the league's official schedule, the Spurs will play a total of 11 games in the next four weeks. In other words, once Bunyama overdraws too many games in the early stages of the season, it will be difficult for him to collect 65 games in the second half of the season to hit DPOY. In the words of fans, what can stop Bunyama from taking DPOY is not his opponents, but his health! I hope Wenbanyama can recover soon and strive to bring back the DPOY trophy that the league owed Duncan in those years to the Holy City! Fans and friends, what do you think of this? Come and leave me a comment to discuss.