Somehow, some way, Victor Wembanyama seems to have leveled up.

Entering the 2026-27 season as preseason MVP pick by many, Wembanyama has already put himself alongside Luka Doncic at the top of the award race through 12 games. After a slow start to the year for San Antonio, Wembanyama has been otherworldly over a 10-game Spurs win streak that has launched them to the No. 2 spot in the Western Conference.

From broken records to his 52-point eruption against the Mavericks, some of Wembanyama's numbers look straight out a video game.

Here are five of the most unreal Wembanyama stats to come from the Spurs' 10-game win streak. 

5 dizzying Victor Wembanyama stats from Spurs’ 10-game win streak

Matching Tim Duncan in 30-point, 5-block Spurs games

If you needed a reminder, Wembanyama is just 22 years old. He won't turn 23 until Jan. 4, 2027. Yet, after officially "arriving" last season by leading the Spurs to the NBA Finals, he's already setting some all-time team records for a franchise that has had a few elite big men.

With his 32-point, five-block performance in a win over the Bulls on Wednesday night, Wembanyama (18) matched Tim Duncan (18) in all-time Spurs games with at least 30 points and five blocks, including the playoffs.

It's only Year 4 of Wembanyama's career, and he has only played 193 games in San Antonio to Duncan's 1,392.

Wemby put on a SHOW in the Spurs' 10th straight win! 👽 32 PTS (17 in 2H) 👽 9 REB 👽 5 BLK 👽 2 STL Following their 22-PT comeback win, the Spurs joined the 2017-18 Celtics as the second team ever to win 10+ straight immediately after an 0-2 start! https://t.co/9gS95ToFwa

— NBA (@NBA) November 12, 2026

First 50-point, 20-rebound, 5-block game since Bob McAdoo

The biggest Wembanyama performance to come from the last few weeks of Spurs wins was his career-high 52 points against the Mavericks with 24 rebounds — also a career-high — eight blocks, two steals and two assists.

He became the first player since Bob McAdoo in 1974 to post a 50-point, 20-rebound, five-block outing, doing something no NBA player has done in over 50 years. The only other player to record a game with that stat line is Wilt Chamberlain.

CAREER NIGHT FOR VICTOR WEMBANYAMA 🚨 🤯 52 PTS (CAREER-HIGH) 🤯 24 REB (CAREER-HIGH) 🤯 8 BLK FIRST PLAYER WITH 50+ PTS, 20+ REB, 5+ BLK SINCE BOB MCADOO IN 1974. https://t.co/lHzUhYYSTz

— NBA (@NBA) November 5, 2026

Averaging 36.6 points over last 5 games ... in just 28 minutes per game

Over the Spurs' last five games, Wembanyama has averaged 36.6 points, 13.0 rebounds and 5.0 blocks per game on 66% shooting from the floor and 41% shooting from 3-point range. Those are monster numbers in themselves — but they only get more impressive when considering Wembamyama's limited minutes.

Over those five games, he's only averaged 28 minutes per game, meaning he's been averaging over 1.3 points per minute lately.

Wemby over his last 5 games: 36.6 PPG 13.0 RPG 5.0 BPG 66% FG 41% 3PT in just 28 minutes per game… https://t.co/Z1Q6F9pHzy

— Real App (@realapp) November 12, 2026

First player to ever average 35 points, 5 blocks over 5-game span

On a similar note, the five-game span for Wembanyama, including his performances against the Mavericks, Kings, Trail Blazers, Suns and Bulls, marks the first time since blocks were first tracked in 1973-74 that a player has averaged at least 35 points and five blocks per game over a five-game span, per ESPN Insights.

Essentially, as long as blocks were being logged in NBA box scores, no player has done what Wembanyama has lately.

WEMBY MOVIN' DIFFERENT 👽 Wembanyama is the first player to average 35 points and 5 blocks over a 5-game span since blocks were first tracked in 1973-74. https://t.co/N7yPwih32t

— ESPN Insights (@ESPNInsights) November 12, 2026

Approaching all-time lead in 40-point games in 30 minutes or less

Wembanyama's 40-point game against the Suns on Monday remarkably came in just 25 minutes, and it put him in exclusive company. He became just the second player since minutes were first tracked, per ESPN, to score 40 PTS in fewer than 26 minutes.

It also marked the fifth time in Wembanyama's career that he scored at least 40 points in 30 minutes or less, according to Stathead. Stephen Curry has the most such games in the regular season with seven, with the most recent in 2024.

Considering Curry's advantage as a dominant 3-point shooter who often gets hot from deep in stretches, it only makes Wembanyama's feat even more impressive, dominating the paint and from deep at a level the NBA has arguably never seen. 

It's likely only a matter of time before Wembanyama snatches the 40-points-in-under-30-minutes throne from Curry.

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