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Jeremy Sochan promotes Poland tourism; Tony Parker believes Spurs' Wembanyama will become the best in basketball history

Parker believes the Spurs center can become one of the greatest players ever.

SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio Spurs' Jeremy Sochan is helping his home country of Poland to attract visitors.

The Spurs forward joined Poland's Ministry of Sport and Tourism to spread the word about how beautiful Poland is and why a tourist should make it a destination spot.

From Poland's mountains and big cities to its quieter side, Sochan wants everyone to visit immediately.

"Poland, more than you expected," he says in the commercial.

Sochan is sidelined with a thumb injury that required surgery. He was having a breakout year, averaging 15.4 points per game, including 7.7 rebounds and 3.0 rebounds.

Before the injury, he had a 109.0 defensive rating, 43 steals, and 23 blocks, and his ability to defend multiple positions was vital in the Spurs' hot defensive start to the season.

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TONY PARKER SEES BIG THINGS AHEAD FOR WEMBANYAMA

Former Spurs guard Tony Parker recently spoke with the "Winning Minds" show about Victor Wembanyama.

Parker spoke about how he and the French team ASVEL saw his immense potential and recruited him immediately.

Parker described Wemby's skillset as amazing when asked about Wemby's ceiling. He believes the Spurs center can become one of the greatest players ever.

"I think he can become one of the best players in the history of the game," he said.

Credit: Winning Minds

Indeed, Wemby is one-of-a-kind. His height, size, agility, defensive mindset, and the will to win make his basketball future that ends in the Basketball Hall of Fame.

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