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Victor Wembanyama demonstrated his potential as the top pick of June's NBA Draft outside Las Vegas on Tuesday, showcasing his impressive array of skills as well as his 7-foot-4 frame in a highly awaited matchup with fellow prospect Scoot Henderson. The French phenomenon from the club's 92 blocked shots on the perimeter, shot rebounds, dominated screens, scored on a nifty spin move, demonstrated his ability to dribble, dove for a loose ball, and even played point guard on one possession. And this was all in the first two minutes. The 200 scouts and NBA executives who attended a game on Tuesday night didn't have to pay for their tickets, but if they did, they wouldn't have been short-changed at any cost. His last game under NBA rules, with 37 points, 11-for-20 shooting, five blocked shots, and four rebounds, he had his best numbers in his first game under NBA rules: 37 points, 11-for-20 shooting, five blocked shots, and four rebounds in his first game under NBA rules: 37 points, 11-for-20 shooting, four rebounds, four rebounds. 'He was amazing,' Metropolitans 92 coach Vincent Collet said. Jonathan Givony, an NBA Draft specialist, referred to Wembanyama as a "generational talent."