Three hundred million! A full $300 million! Wembanyama is amazing! Officially the new face of the league

For sure, for sure.

Aged 22, unanimous Defensive Player of the Year, unanimous Western Conference Finals MVP, blocks champion, and a First Team All-NBA selection...

There is simply no justification for the Spurs to delay signing Wembanyama to an early extension.

Barring any surprises, Wembanyama is set to sign a five-year, $251 million supermax rookie extension with the Spurs, expected to be finalized on July 7 this summer. If he makes an All-NBA team, wins MVP, or earns DPOY next season, that $251 million could rise to $301 million, making it one of the largest rookie extensions in NBA history.

Incredibly, Wembanyama—still on his rookie contract—has already become the new face of the NBA. The secret to his success lies not only in his unmatched, extraordinary talent but also in his fierce, intangible, yet vitally important competitive drive.

Of course, Wembanyama's top priority now is the Finals, where he will lead the Spurs against the Eastern Conference champion Knicks.

Many believe that the Spurs, who defeated the defending champion Thunder in the Western Conference Finals, can also overcome the Knicks in the NBA Finals.

As for the FMVP prediction, Wembanyama remains the overwhelming favorite.

The Spurs' last championship came in 2014, when they defeated the Heat led by LeBron, Wade, and Bosh. Twelve years have passed, and this year presents the perfect opportunity to add to their glory.