“Victor Wembanyama Shines in Mets 92 Playoffs Opener and Receives MVP Trophy from Rudy Gobert”

The Playoffs began this Sunday for the Mets 92, and Victor Wembanyama’s troop should not be missed at home, in Levallois. Mission accomplished for the residents of the Palais des Sports Marcel Cerdan, with a future classic from Wemby.

The evening has already started well for Victor Wembanyama, who shows off all his trophies in front of a room committed to his cause, including the MVP trophy of the season in LNB, received from the hands of Rudy Gobert which looks tiny next to the cheat code (as a reminder, Rudy Gobert is 2.16 meters tall). As for the land? Wemby did Wemby, and we can’t recommend too much to familiarize yourself with this kind of stat line because you may well be confronted with it frequently in a few short months in Texas.

An MVP trophy presented by Rudy Gobert 🤩#GoMets92 #BetclicELITE pic.twitter.com/1AD7I8dobw

– Boulogne-Levallois Metropolitans 92 (@Metropolitans92) May 21, 2023

Victor Wembanyama therefore opened his Playoffs campaign with the Metropolitans in the best possible way. Already at the collective level in folding Cholet on the score of 93 to 80but also on an individual level by asking 22 points at 9/17 including 1/2 from afar, 10 rebounds and 5 assists (but 6 ball losses). The Mets 92 take the advantage and prove that they will have to be counted on to play for the title, Wemby continues to sparkle as he has always done so far, and as he should continue to do in the NBA, and at San Antonio where we are already licking our chops to see this prospect who is rightfully theirs chaining masterclasses. Helped by Bilal Coulibaly, Lahaou Konaté, Bandja Sy, DeVante Jones and Barry Brown Jr., Wemby was once again exemplary for this first Playoffs match. Be careful however to the Choletais who proved that they had the resource by sticking together during the third quarter, and who will want to do better at home.

There’s still a long way to go, but the Mets aren’t off to a bad start so far. Return match this Tuesday, May 23 at 8 p.m. at La Meilleraie, where Vic and his family will try to fold the deal in two games.