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Victor Wembanyama Shines in Paris as Spurs Dominate Pacers 140-110

Victor Wembanyama Shines in Paris as Spurs Dominate Pacers 140-110
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  • Wembanyama shines with 30 points, Spurs win 140-110 against Pacers.
  • Victory in Paris ends Spurs' losing streak, boosts NBA's Europe market.
  • NBA eyes European league, tapping regional talent for growth.
  • Star players fuel NBA interest in organized European league, says Silver.
  • Paris fans support Wembanyama, boosting NBA's European influence.
  • Chris Paul praises Wembanyama's poise in French NBA debut.
  • European NBA games highlight league's global strategy and adaptability.
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