Gregg Popovich, a coach who has experienced great games first hand, has been captivated by rookie Victor Wienbama. Even an incident where Wienbama exceeded his playing time limit and was ejected from the game couldn't quench Popovich's enthusiasm.

"He didn't like it, but he understands," Popovich said, adding, "Wimby was eager to stay on the field. I understand him completely.

That simple statement says a lot. Popovich, the mastermind behind five NBA championships and countless iconic Spurs players, recognised something special in Wimby. His understanding of Wimby's competitive passion and talent shows that he is a coach who relishes in developing future superstars.

For Spurs fans, Popovich's words swung like a championship chant. Imagine the possibilities that a uniquely skilled Wimby and Popovich's legendary coaching ability will open up for him. It's not simply speculation, but a concrete vision of the bright future unfolding before their eyes.

While there is no guarantee of a championship, the combination of Wimby's raw potential and Popovich's unparalleled experience paints a fascinating picture. It's the dawn of "Wimbledon Season" in San Antonio, and there's excitement in the air around the ATT Centre.