Wemby posts 34-18-7 statline
- Victor Wembanyama’s 34-point, 18-rebound, seven-assist, five-block line came in San Antonio’s 136-134 overtime loss at Denver on April 4, 2026. - The most striking number was five blocks alongside 34 points and 18 rebounds, while Nikola Jokic answered with 40 points and 13 assists. - NBA and social clips from April 4 remain available through NBA.com highlights and Nomadmojo’s X roundup post.
Victor Wembanyama’s 34 points, 18 rebounds, seven assists and five blocks did not happen in a game played on Tuesday. The stat line came on April 4, 2026, when the San Antonio Spurs lost 136-134 in overtime to the Denver Nuggets, according to NBA.com, ESPN and StatMuse. The social-media resurfacing on September 8 appears to be part of a broader NBA highlights roundup rather than a new box score. Nomadmojo’s X post grouped Wembanyama’s line with other standout performances, including Nikola Jokic’s 40-point, 13-assist night from the same game. ### Which game produced the 34-18-7-5 line? April 4, 2026, is the date attached to the performance across NBA.com, ESPN and StatMuse. (nba.com) The game was San Antonio at Denver, and the Nuggets won 136-134 in overtime after erasing a late deficit. StatMuse lists Wembanyama’s full line from that game at 40 minutes, 34 points, 18 rebounds, seven assists, one steal and five blocks. (espn.com) NBA.com’s game summary matches the core totals and says San Antonio lost for only the third time in its previous 30 games. ### Why is this stat line getting attention again now? (nba.com) September 8 social posts recirculated the game as part of a daily highlights package. The Nomadmojo roundup paired Wembanyama’s box-score line with other star performances across the sports calendar, which is why the clip is showing up again months after the game itself. (statmuse.com) NBA.com also published a separate highlight entry on April 4 labeled “Highlights From Victor Wembanyama 34-Point Game.” That gives the resurfaced post a league-produced video reference in addition to the fan-curated social roundup. ### How rare was the performance inside that game? Five blocks is the number that pushed the box score beyond a standard high-scoring night. (cdn-uat.nba.com) Wembanyama combined rim protection with primary scoring and playmaking, finishing with 16 defensive rebounds, seven assists and only one turnover, according to StatMuse. (cdn-uat.nba.com) Nikola Jokic’s 40 points, 13 assists and eight rebounds also helped frame the game as a star duel. ESPN’s recap said Denver snapped San Antonio’s 11-game winning streak, while NBA.com’s live updates listed both Jokic and Wembanyama among the day’s top performers. ### What do the official records show about Wembanyama that season? ESPN’s game log and player page list Wembanyama as a San Antonio Spurs player in his third NBA season in 2025-26. (statmuse.com) ESPN also lists his regular-season averages at 25.0 points, 11.5 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game. Basketball-Reference identifies Wembanyama as a center and power forward and confirms his Spurs profile, while StatMuse’s game log shows the April 4 Denver game among his highest-output all-around performances of the season. (espn.com) ### Where can readers check the clips and box score themselves? NBA.com hosts both the April 4 box score and a standalone highlight page from the game. (espn.com) ESPN carries the final score, recap and box score for Denver’s 136-134 overtime win. Nomadmojo’s September 8 X post is the social item that appears to have revived the stat line in Tuesday’s feed. (basketball-reference.com) Readers looking for the original sequence can compare that post with NBA.com’s April 4 highlight package and the official box-score entries. (x.com) (nba.com)