Victor Wembanyama set a career-best on epic game-tying three-pointer in Game 1

Victor Wembanyama has been the talk of the NBA over the last 24 hours, after an incredible performance in Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals.

During the game, he hit a game-saving shot, pulling up from way beyond the three-point line to tie the game, sending the game into a second overtime period.

The shot itself was clutch, but it also set a new personal best for Wemby in one stat category.

What stat did Victor Wembanyama set a personal best in Game 1?

When Wemby tied the game late in the fourth quarter, he hit a three-pointer 32.3 feet away from the basket.

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It was practically a logo-type shot, and it was something Wemby had never done before.

According to NBA analyst Kirk Goldsberry, this was the longest shot he had made in his entire NBA career.

Believe it or not, that three-pointer was the only one he had in his 41 points on Monday, with just two total attempts from beyond the arc in his 49 minutes of gametime.

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Wemby is just one of three players since 2019 with 41+ points and 1 or fewer three-pointers made in a conference finals game.

The Spurs are back in action on Wednesday, as they face the Thunder in OKC for Game 2 of the WCF.

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