It's too early for Victor Wembanyama to commit his entire career to Spurs

Wembanyama's goal is admirable. Few players spend their entire career with one team. Oftentimes, they're traded by the front office, as the franchise looks for ways to improve. And, of course, players often jump ship in search of a bigger salary, or the ability to contend alongside other stars.

Currently, Wembanyama is viewing everything through rose-tinted glasses. The Spurs have undoubtedly treated him well. They're making a significant effort to surround him with players who accentuate his talents. And, for at least the next decade, he will be the franchise's talisman. 

However, everything in the NBA is subject to change. After all, the Spurs could make some bad decisions with contracts or trade negotiations, and their future could become far less clear. You only need to look at Giannis Antetokounmpo's situation with the Milwaukee Bucks to see a cautionary tale.

Furthermore, Wembanyama may grow curious of playing in other cities, or with certain stars. And for someone at the very beginning of his career, those are all real possibilities. 

So, while Wembanyama's dream is achievable and admirable. It's far too soon to begin discussing the idea of him staying with San Antonio for the next 10-15 years. A lot can change in that time. And that includes his own personal goals.