Victor Wembanyama, star of the San Antonio Spurs, sparked major concern after suffering a concussion during Game 2 against the Portland Trail Blazers. The incident occurred in the second quarter when he fell face-first to the floor following a play in the paint, forcing him to leave the game immediately.
The young French star, who had been a key figure in the series, did not return and was placed in the NBA’s concussion protocol, casting doubt on his availability for upcoming games.
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His absence was immediately felt: the Spurs, who had been leading, ended up losing 106–103, allowing the series to be tied at 1–1.
How long could Wembanyama be out?
It will depend on his recovery, but he must pass medical evaluations and remain symptom-free for at least 48 hours before being cleared to return.
Now, the big question revolves around his recovery: can the Spurs remain competitive without their top star at such a crucial moment in the playoffs?
