Spurs' Stephon Castle helps Victor Wembanyama make more NBA Finals history

Knowing he had to deliver, Victor Wembanyama was the driving force of the San Antonio Spurs' Game 3 win on Monday night. 

But the 22-year-old wasn't the only Spurs player to step up or even make history as San Antonio took down the New York Knicks inside a rocking Madison Square Garden 115-111. 

Joining Wembanyama as a big reason why the Spurs won was 21-year-old Stephon Castle, another young budding star on the Western Conference champions, who recorded his best game of the Finals so far. 

Stephon Castle helped Victor Wembanyama make even more history 

Castle scored 23 points on 57.1 percent shooting and also contributed five rebounds, five assists, a block and a steal in 38 minutes. He even made clutch free throws down the stretch to secure the win. 

Wembanyama, who joined elite company and put up 32 points, eight boards, six assists, three blocks and two steals of his own, and Castle made NBA Finals history as a duo. They became the first pair of teammates age 22 or younger to ever both score 20 points or more in the same NBA Finals game.