Su Qun: When the old and new come together, the Spurs upper limit is unimaginable. Wenban Yama has already begun to compete for MVP.

In the NBA regular season, the Spurs defeated the Heat 107-101, starting the season with 5 wins and 0 losses, setting a new record in team history.

Basketball commentator Su Qun wrote about the Spurs, part of which is as follows:

Wen Banyama has grown into a true superman.

In this morning's match between the Spurs and the Heat, Wenbanyama scored another 27 points, 18 rebounds, 6 assists and 5 blocks. He led the Spurs and their opponents to go through several back-and-forths and opened up the score in the third quarter. Finally, they won 107-101 for their fifth consecutive victory in the season.

This game is of milestone significance for the young Spurs. Even though they have five championship flags hanging on their roof, they have actually never won five consecutive victories at the beginning of a new season. This is the first time. Now only the Kings and Heat are left in the NBA, and they have never had five consecutive wins in the opening game in history.

This five-game winning streak has the following three important significances:

First, veterans such as Fox and Olynyk have not returned yet. When the old and new are combined, the Spurs' upper limit will be unimaginable.

Second, it once again proved that the Spurs can rely on strict organizational discipline and a style of play that follows the trend to make old trees bloom new flowers, and the young team can withstand the test before the veterans return.

Thirdly, I originally thought that Bunyama was just the favorite for best defense, but I didn’t expect that he had already begun to compete for MVP.