In the words of Carmelo Anthony, Wembanyama’s first six minutes of Game 5 were almost a “public apology” to the team after his second-quarter ejection in Game 4. The 7-foot-4 phenom was dominant in his first stint, putting up 16 points and five rebounds before heading to the bench. Wembanyama finished with his fourth double-double of the series and sixth of the postseason. He’s also the third-youngest player to record at least 25 points, 15 rebounds and five assists in a playoff game, trailing Magic Johnson and Luka Dončić. Tuesday’s result puts the Spurs one win away from their first conference finals appearance since 2017, and Game 6 is on Friday.