MVP, DPOY and MIP, I want them all! The 21-year-old emperor star is expected to hit the top record!

After entering the 25-26 season, each team also performed well, which impressed the fans. Among them, the most unexpected performance was probably the San Antonio Spurs. Victor Vunbanyama has just recovered from blood clots, and Gregg Popovich has announced his resignation as head coach due to his advanced age. In addition, Chris Paul chose to leave in the summer. It seems that this once veteran Western Conference team will need several seasons of running-in and training to achieve its goal if it wants to complete its revival again.

But this group of young people did not compromise. They have not experienced any defeat so far, and once reached the top spot in the Western Conference. Not only that, Bunyama, who returned from injury, has been upgraded again. His personal data and dominance are quite terrifying. It can be said that the Spurs' current outstanding performance is absolutely inseparable from his contribution. In the first MVP ranking not long ago, this 21-year-old young man ranked first in the league and was recognized by the media and fans.

Draymond Green of the Warriors also talked about Bunyama in his blog, believing that he will become the winner of three trophies such as MVP, DPOY and MIP. Let us take a look at whether Bunyama has this possibility!

With improved record and data, MVP is possible.

First of all, some fans will think that with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokic now in full swing, plus Luka Doncic in hot form, even if Bunyama can become the MVP, he will have to wait a few more years. But rationally speaking, if the current performance is maintained, there is no need to wait any longer. So far, he has averaged 31 points, 13.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 1.5 steals and a terrifying 4.8 blocks per game, and his shooting percentage has reached an extremely exaggerated 60.3%.

Of course, as the season continues, Bunyama's statistics will most likely decline, but as long as he remains close to 28+12+3+1.5+3.5, he will be able to compete with all the superstars in the league in terms of statistics. Some fans may also think that the Spurs' record will slip, but you must know that they are undefeated now, and they are still playing when De'Aaron Fox, Jeremy Sohan, Kelly Olynyk and others have not yet returned. With a little personnel, the Spurs have every chance to maintain their current momentum. Therefore, once the record and data are supported, Bunyama is likely to break Derrick Rose's record and become the youngest regular season MVP in NBA history.

One person builds a defensive system, DPOY's favorite.

Let’s talk about DPOY. Since his rookie season, Bunyama has shown extremely terrifying defensive abilities. Even in the eyes of the outside world, his defensive influence is even worse than Tim Duncan. Looking at his exaggerated physical talents, 2.26 meters tall, 107 kilograms of weight, and 2.44 meters of wingspan, no matter which player he is, he will be very hesitant and fearful after entering the Spurs' inside line. If one is not careful, they will be greeted by Wenbanyama's overwhelming hot pot.

What’s even more frightening is that he moves very quickly. The speed at which he moves from the penalty area to the three-point line is no less than that of top outside defenders. This means that the current defensive coverage of Wenbanyama can be effective in the entire half. As of now, his career blocks have reached 449 times. If he maintains this efficiency and reduces injuries, it is entirely possible to break Hakeem Olajuwon’s total block record in the future. Even as long as Bunyama is still in the NBA, there is a high probability that he will monopolize the shot-blocking leader in the next dozen seasons, and at the same time, he will basically lock in a spot on the best defensive team for the next ten years. Therefore, compared to MVP, DPOY will be the last award that he can harvest wildly.

My personal performance has improved, and I am determined to win MIP.

Finally, let’s talk about the Most Improved Player Award. In the eyes of many fans, most of the winners of this award are the league’s second-tier players. However, in recent years, Ja Morant, Taylor Maxey, and previously Giannis Antetokounmpo have all won this award, so this is not an ironclad rule.

Although Wenbanyama was selected to the All-Star team last season, he averaged 24.3 points, 11 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1.1 steals and 3.8 blocks per game. Statistics that a scoring player will never be able to produce in his life, but looking at his current performance of 31 points, 13.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists, 1.5 steals and a terrifying 4.8 blocks, this has completely gone up to another level.

Not only that, the Spurs' record is also improving all the way, so if the league really doesn't interfere, based on Bunyama's performance and the team's record, he can also bring this trophy back to San Antonio. Therefore, Spurs fans can look forward to it. The third-year Bunyama is very likely to perform at a historical level this season.