Daniel Gafford, the center for the Dallas Mavericks, had high praise for Victor Wembanyama, the young center for the San Antonio Spurs. Gafford said that Wembanyama's skills are not surprising, given his impressive training regimen, which includes working with Buddhist monks. Gafford noted that Wembanyama's flexibility, diversity, and ability to amaze on the court are traits that will make him a dominant force in the league. Gafford also mentioned that Wembanyama's height and agility make him a unique player, and that he has the full package of skills that are rare in players of his size. Gafford expressed his admiration for Wembanyama's drive, mentality, and love for the game, which he believes is an inspiration to all basketball fans. Gafford also talked about his own experiences at the Mavericks' GEM hoop camp, where he spent his free day making appearances and playing games with the campers. Gafford said that it's always a great time to do stuff like this because it's the next generation, and he loves being around and having fun with the kids. Gafford also mentioned that he went 0-3 in the Knockout games, where players have to make a basket before the person in line behind them does, or they are knocked out. Gafford said that it's always good energy, and he's all for it.