The NBA has had eight different champions over the past eight seasons and has gone that long without any sign of a dynasty. The last franchise to flash the integral elements was the Golden State Warriors during their five consecutive trips to the NBA Finals.A new possibility announced its Monday night.A few hours after Oklahoma City’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander received a huge ovation from the home crowd after winning his second consecutive NBA MVP award, a future MVP silenced the room, blew minds around the league and painted a fresh smile on the doors of the NBA’s New York headquarters.Kind of like Warriors superstar Stephen Curry did during the 2015 postseason.Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs stared down Gilgeous-Alexander and the defending-champion Thunder in the Western Conference finals and put them to bed in a most impressive fashion. The Spurs’ 122-115 Game 1 victory in double overtime, in front of the league’s most ferocious fans, was a resounding statement.A statement first to the Thunder, whose 24-1 start to the regular season had the team fantasizing about chasing Golden State’s record 73 wins. Pundits citing their youth and a...