Duncan or Kobe? Wenban Yama s answer has caused heated discussion: Maybe it was Kobe, who then changed his words and said he didn t know

On September 10, Spurs star Victor Vampanyama was broadcast live on the Spurs' official Ins account. When asked about the historical status of Tim Duncan and Kobe Bryant, Vampanyama breathed a sigh of relief and replied: What a difficult question. Maybe it was Kobe, but I don't know either.

Wenban Yama's remarks have caused heated discussion. Some fans said that Wenban Yama was right, some fans said that Wenban was wrong, and some fans said that they realized that Spurs fans would not like this answer, so they had to change their words quickly; some fans even joked that Wenban wanted to be traded to the Lakers.

Duncan played for the Spurs in his 19 years of career, playing in 1392 regular season games, averaging 19 points, 10.8 rebounds, 3 assists and 2.2 blocks per game. In terms of honor, he was selected into the All-Stars 15 times, 15 best teams, 15 best defensive teams, 2 regular season MVPs, 5 championships and 3 finals MVPs.

Kobe has played for the Lakers in 20 years, playing in 1,346 regular season games, averaging 25 points, 5.2 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 1.4 steals per game; in terms of honor, 18 All-Stars, 15 Best Team, 12 Best Defensive Team, 2 Scoring Lead, 1 Regular Season MVP, 5 Championships, 4 All-Star MVP and 2 Finals MVP.

21-year-old Wenban Yama is the leader and cornerstone of the Spurs. Last season, he played in 46 games, averaging 24.3 points, 11 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 1.1 steals, 3.8 blocks per game. According to Winkhorst, the Spurs regard Fox as Wenban Yama's partner for many years in the future. Can Wenban lead the team back to the playoffs in the new season? Let's wait and see.