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According to NBA2K25Community, the Spurs player Wen Banyama's ability value in 2K25 is set at 91. This evaluation is quite eye-catching, especially for a second-year rookie. 2K's high evaluation of Wen Banyama obviously reflects their great expectations for his future potential. In fact, this value may have exceeded the ability value of many All-Star players, so it is inevitable that some fans have doubts.

For a second-year rookie, the ability value of 91 is indeed quite high. Fans' doubts about this number are mainly focused on Wenban Yama's ability to lead the team, rather than his personal performance. Due to the poor overall performance of the Spurs last season, Wenban Yama did not have enough opportunities to show his ability to lead the team, so this is still unknown.

Looking back at the end of last season, Wen Ban Yama's ability value had reached 89, and it is not surprising that it rose to 91 in the new season. He averaged 20+10 in his rookie season and had 3 blocks, showing his influence on the defensive end, which made him a strong contender for the Defensive Player of the Year. Considering these performances, it is reasonable to give Wen Ban Yama an ability value of 91. It is worth noting that 2K was optimistic about Wen Ban Yama before the start of last season. In 2K24, his initial ability value is 84, which has exceeded Wall and Zion's 81 and is the highest rookie ability value after adjusting the scoring system.

Although there is not much controversy about his personal data and performance, his ability to lead a team is still the focus of discussion. If the Spurs can enter the playoffs or even the play-offs in the new season, then the doubts about his ability to lead a team will disappear. If the Spurs maintain good results, Wendell may become an All-Star player next season. His talent is indeed outstanding, and it is not too much to give him an ability value of 91.