Michael Wilbon

Because last night he did – look, I'm lucky enough, and you are too, and we're old enough, that we have been to attendance at courtside for the debut playoff games of a great many players who are on that list of greatest players of all time.

We have seen –

You know, we can go backward.

We can do it this way.

LeBron and Shaq and Kobe and Jordan, Allen Iverson and Jordan and Bird and Magic, and you go back further than that with Kareem.

We've seen them, and this was that.

I mean, Wimbanyama, it's a show.

You just want to stop what you're doing and watch it.

I don't care what the other team did.

I don't care who the other team was.

I don't care what the margin was.

Victor Wimbanyama is worth watching the way that those other guys I just named were worth watching.

Did I put Michael Jordan in that category?

Because he needs to be in that category too.

Because that's what Wimbanyama, he had 33 and I stopped counting.

And so the variety of his scoring and the defense and people being – people were shooting the ball like they were shooting it over a small building when Wimbanyama came flying at them.

And you're looking at this going, come on, man.

I mean, maybe this kid can't win this year, and I don't really think they can.

Maybe he can't win this year.

But people better account for him because he's coming to get everybody like a monster.