Fan sprints onto court to take selfie with Victor Wembanyama during 4th quarter of NBA Finals Game 1

Game 1 of the NBA Finals between the Knicks and the Spurs proved an eye-catching sight. There was nary a moment of reprieve, especially not in the fourth quarter as both sides traded the lead.

With 6:29 left in regulation, though, the action stopped. The reason for the freeze? A fan who traipsed onto the floor in the hopes of securing a photo with towering French supernova Victor Wembanyama.

Here's what you need to know about the situation. 

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Fan sprints onto floor to take selfie with Victor Wembanyama

Wembanyama was greeted — against his best wishes — by a fan who evaded security in the hopes of snapping a photo with him. The fan reached the 7-4 supernova, only to be whisked away by security as soon as he reached his place on the court.

Predictably, the incident resulted in a brief delay to the action. Interestingly, the fan featured fairly prominently on the broadcast — an unusual sight for a streaker.

A fan just ran on the court to take a selfie with Wemby 😭💀 pic.twitter.com/5G7Sky6LKy

Who was the fan that ran onto the floor?

At present, it's unclear quite who stormed the floor during the fourth quarter of Wednesday night's game. It could've been a Spurs fan. It could've been a streamer. Only time will tell who the person was who danced across the floor at the Frost Center on Wednesday night.

What is the punishment for running onto the floor during an NBA game?

Those who run onto the court during NBA games are typically subjected to immediate ejection. They often face a lifetime ban as a result of their actions, with franchises also liable to potentially attempt to pursue criminal charges against them.