For the first time since his deep vein thrombosis diagnosis in his right shoulder, San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama made an appearance on his team’s bench for a road game. "If he could fly, he would,

Victor Wembanyama has been given clearance to fly while being treated for a blood clot, joining the Spurs in Sacramento to support De'Aaron Fox in his first trip back to face his old team.

Rodeo Road Trip with a win over the Memphis Grizzlies was a much-needed dose of momentum for the San Antonio Spurs, but it was short lived.

It starts with how he’s doing right now and from what I’m told he’s doing emotionally well. He and the Spurs right now are working through treatment options on

Victor Wembanyama traveled with the Spurs to Sacramento for their game against the Kings on Friday night. Despite dealing with treatment for the season-ending blood clot in his right shoulder, the All-Star center accompanied the team to California's state capital to watch De'Aaron Fox's first game against the Kings since they traded him to the Spurs on Feb.

Beyond Wembanyama, the Spurs might be without Charles Bassey once more as the center continues to doctor a bone bruise in his left knee, but a final status has yet to be determined. Chet Holmgren will also be unavailable, helping ease opposing size.

De’Aaron Fox and Stephon Castle discuss how Victor Wembanyama continues to make a significant impact for the San Antonio Spurs Spurs. What’s next for the NBA phenom? Although Victor Wembanyama was ruled out for the rest of the NBA season in late February,