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Wembanyama’s Finals debut ends in heartbreak after Spurs’ late collapses

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Last updated: June 14, 2026 8:00 am
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The lasting image of Victor Wembanyama’s first NBA Finals appearance came in the first quarter of Game 4, when the San Antonio star smiled and pointed at his temple after drawing a flagrant foul from New York’s Mitchell Robinson, according to the source. What appeared as delight soon read as hubris: the Spurs surrendered a 29-point lead in that game and lost the pivotal contest.

San Antonio was unable to recover. The Spurs suffered another fourth-quarter collapse in a season-ending 94-90 Game 5 loss to the Knicks, finishing as runners-up after a postseason in which Wembanyama posted historic numbers and led the franchise to its first Finals berth since 2014, according to the source. All five games of the series were decided within five points in the final minute.

During the Finals, Wembanyama struggled in critical moments, playing below his standard down the stretch and making several mental mistakes by rushing and miscalculating at crucial times, according to the source. The 22-year-old had shown he could carry a team, handle playoff physicality and shoulder the burdens of immense fame during a mesmerizing postseason debut, but those late-series missteps proved costly.

Wembanyama reached the Finals after outlasting the Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference finals, outplaying Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in that series and helping the Spurs rally from a 3-2 deficit by winning Game 7 on the road against the defending champions, according to the source. He entered the Finals as the youngest All-NBA first-team selection to reach the championship round since 1947 and had publicly envisioned the moment of winning the Larry O’Brien Trophy.

The Finals also underscored how Wembanyama’s swift rise rekindled enthusiasm in San Antonio. His name and likeness were ubiquitous around the city, from murals and Frost Bank Center signage to T-shirts and festival-style celebrations downtown, according to the source. Reflecting on the loss, Wembanyama called it “the biggest lesson of my life” and said he would need to “hold that inside of me and slow down and wait,” according to the source.

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