The 2023 NBA Draft top prospects in Victor Wembanyama and Scoot Henderson provide an epic showdown in Las Vegas. Follow for more NBA mobile contents here!
The race for the 2023 No.1 pick is on. NBA teams from the bottom last season are expected to have a tanking season in hopes to draft the most anticipated prospect in recent years in the 7’4 unicorn from France Victor Wembanyama. Visit for nba draft prospects updates and future articles here!
Wembanyama and Henderson – both 18 years old showcased their unbelievable skills as top NBA prospects and showed why they can be the cornerstone of an NBA team and the organization itself for many years to come. Although Wembanyama is highly touted as a consensus No.1 pick, Henderson of G-League Ignite also made a statement that he can also be considered as a case for the top in next year’s NBA draft. He scored 28 points and 9 assists to help G League Ignite defeat Metropolitans 92 despite Wembanyama’s 7 three point makes with 37 points and 5 blocks.
Several NBA scouts and NBA players like Phoenix Suns’ Devin Booker and Chris Paul are in attendance to witness the two prospects go head to head. “It was a great experience, a great experience,” Wembanyama said.
Why Wembanyama is a consensus No. 1 pick
With his frame as a 7’4 with dribbling skills like a guard, knows how to execute pick and rolls, can shoot threes, and 8’0 wingspan is surely a menace and a problem once he stepped his foot on an NBA court. His first game against NBA G League Ignite showcases his all around performance with hot-shooting threes (7 3PM) 5 Blocks, court-to-court offense, and dribbling skills like a guard makes the NBA scouts in awe and making the social media on fire with “Let the tank wars begin” catchphrase to sum up the performance of the 7’4 French unicorn.
When asked during an interview during a French Basketball League media session about how he feels of being a consensus no.1 pick, the 18 years old said that it is wise to get drafted by a right team rather than being picked first, however he likes to be the first pick.
“The most interesting thing is to always find an organization that will take care of the project and the player. So it’s better to be second, third, or 20th in the draft if you have a better career afterward,” he said. “I don’t know if it’s pride, I have a part (of me) that says that there should be no one in front of me.”
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