It’s August. The NBA season is still months away.
These are young millionaire athletes. They could be scattered around the world doing whatever they want.
Instead, the young San Antonio Spurs are gathering around their leader and superstar, Victor Wembanyama... working out, practicing, building chemistry and becoming more connected as a team.
And where did the boys go today?
Clubbing at some Paris disco? Holding court in the VIP room of a high-end gentlemen’s club?
Nope.
They went to the Louvre.
They stood before some of the greatest works of art in human history, including Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, and posed together in front of the world’s most famous painting.
Wemby isn’t merely helping build a basketball team. He is helping create a culture, centered on curiosity, discipline, friendship and a shared appreciation for something larger than themselves.
These young Spurs are growing together on the court and exploring the world together off it.
The future of Spurs basketball isn’t just incredibly talented.
It is thoughtful. It is connected. It is cultured. And it is being led by one of the most fascinating young superstars in the history of sports.
If you don’t love these guys, you simply aren’t paying attention.
Go Spurs Go!
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