NBA: Wembanyama sweeps Defensive Player of the Year award
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NBA: Wembanyama sweeps Defensive Player of the Year award
""The real struggle might have been getting to 65 games. But I'm super, super happy to win this award and actually super proud to be the first-ever unanimous.""
""Everything that he's achieved so far has been earned and never given. He's one of the hardest workers I've ever been around. He takes his craft very seriously, and I feel like this is just a small token of what's to come.""
""We often overlook the team aspect. I'm sitting here, I happen to be the guy who's put in the spotlight, but I am part of a team.""
Victor Wembanyama has been awarded NBA Defensive Player of the Year, making history as the youngest recipient and the first to win unanimously. At just 22 years old, he received all 100 first-place votes, showcasing his significant impact in only his second eligible season. Wembanyama led the league in blocks for the second consecutive season, with 197 blocks, alongside 66 steals and an average of 11.5 rebounds per game. His achievement places him among previous Spurs winners like Kawhi Leonard, and he emphasizes the importance of teamwork in his success.
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