San Antonio Spurs’ Victor Wembanyama says he is able to ‘have enjoyable’ in Game 4 of NBA Finals

WATCH: Spurs’ Victor Wembanyama speaks with ABC News after NBA Finals Game 3 win

San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama mentioned he hopes to “have fun” Wednesday night time because the Spurs return to Madison Square Garden to attempt to even the 2026 NBA Finals sequence in opposition to the New York Knicks.

“I’m looking forward to having fun,” Wembanyama advised ABC News’ Rhiannon Ally in an interview airing Wednesday on “Good Morning America.” “I think it’s too easy to forget that, maybe because it’s the best basketball game in the world, but it’s too easy to forget to have fun sometimes.”

The Spurs entered Monday night time’s Game 3 down 0-2 in opposition to the Knicks. Their 115-111 victory over the hometown group moved the best-of-seven sequence to 2-1.

Wembanyama scored 32 factors in Game 3. He and his teammate Stephon Castle made historical past as the primary pair of teammates age 22 or youthful to every rating 20 factors or extra in an NBA Finals recreation, according to ESPN.

When requested whether or not enjoying in Madison Square Garden in entrance of a star-studded crowd of practically 20,000 folks truly fired him up, Wembanyama mentioned sure.

Tune into “Good Morning America” on Wednesday, June 10, from 7-9 a.m. ET to look at extra of Rhiannon Ally’s interview with Victor Wembanyama.

“I mean, we’re as fired up as it gets right now … I would say I agree with you,” he advised Ally. “We were really locked in, really focused.”

Wembanyama, who stands 7 ft, 4 inches tall, is competing in his first-ever NBA Finals matchup.

The 22-year-old France native was chosen by the Spurs because the No. 1 total choose within the 2023 NBA Draft.

Game 4 between the Knicks and Spurs will likely be held at Madison Square Garden. The recreation suggestions off at 8:30 p.m. ET Wednesday on ABC and ESPN, streaming on the ESPN App.

Tune into “Good Morning America” on Wednesday, June 10, from 7-9 a.m. ET to look at extra of Rhiannon Ally’s interview with Victor Wembanyama.

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