Victor Wembanyma is starting to do a lot of dirty st in NBA Finals: Lou Williams

Victor Wembanyama made his presence known in Game 3 of the NBA FinalsIt wasn’t just the Spurs star’s stats that increased in San Antonio’s 115-111 win, but his physicality also rose sharply.But in seeing that physical play, ex-NBAer Lou Williams went as far as to say on FanDuel TV’s “Run It Back” on Tuesday that Wembanyama was “dirty.”“Give credit where it’s due.Wemby’s starting to do a lot of dirty s–t,” Williams, the three-time Sixth Man of the Year, said.Chandler Parsons said Wembanyama, who scored 32 points in Game 3 but made headlines for his shove of Knicks star Jalen Brunson, needs to find the right balance in his game. “I’d rather him do this than flopping and foul baiting.” Parsons said.

“He’s got to be careful, though.This type of stuff will get you tossed from a game, and then your team has zero chance.”Many have pointed to the one play in particular when Wembanyama was guarding Brunson late in the first quarter and the San Antonio big man threw Brunson to the floor. The referees did not call a foul live and did not review the play.

During the postgame interviews, Brunson remained coy about what happened. “Whatever you saw is what you saw,” Brunson said. Wembanyama heard it from the Knicks fans in the form of a “F–k you, Wemby” chant, but he said he understands where his villain status is.Own this piece of history with our cover celebrating the Knicks’ sweep over the Cavs.

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