San Antonio Spurs superstar Victor Wembanyama has now recorded two games with at least 40 points, 10 rebounds and eight blocks in his last four outings. According to NBA Communications, there have been only 10 such games since blocks became an official NBA statistic in 1973-74.
Wembanyama’s latest came Monday night against the Phoenix Suns. He scored 40 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and blocked nine shots in just 25 minutes as San Antonio rolled to a 122-96 win. He shot 15-for-19 from the field, and the Spurs have now won nine straight after opening the season with two losses.
A stat line that belongs in a different era
The nine blocks against Phoenix were only part of the story. Wembanyama needed barely half a game to reach 40 points, and the Spurs’ lead grew large enough that he spent much of the fourth quarter on the bench.
There have been only 10 games with 40+ points, 10+ rebounds and 8+ blocks since blocks became an official NBA statistic in 1973-74. Victor Wembanyama has two of them – both in his last four games.
— NBA Communications (@NBAPR) November 10, 2026That followed an even bigger performance against Dallas on Nov. 4: 52 points, 24 rebounds and eight blocks in a one-point Spurs victory. The 52 points and 24 rebounds were career highs, and that game alone would have been a historic night for almost any other player.
For Wembanyama, it became one of two astonishing performances in the same four-game stretch.
The NBA’s blocks record only goes back to 1973-74, so the statistic comes with that important historical boundary. Even within that span, though, a 40-point, 10-rebound, eight-block game is extraordinarily rare. Wembanyama has produced two of the 10.
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The numbers capture how unusual his impact is: he can overwhelm a defense as a scorer, then erase shots at the rim on the other end. Against Phoenix, he did both while shooting efficiently and playing just 25 minutes.
The Spurs are 9-2 and rolling, but Wembanyama’s recent production is the sort of run that changes the conversation around an entire season. Two nights can make a star look unstoppable. Doing this twice in four games makes it difficult to find a comparison at all.
And he may not be finished adding to a record that already seemed almost impossible to reach.
