We've seen Victor Wembanyama work out in a San Antonio Spurs uniform. It appears we're now close to seeing him play for the first time in the NBA.

Not in a game that counts, of course. But Wembanyama will make his Spurs debut Friday at the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, league insider Marc Stein reports. ESPN, which is broadcasting Friday's game against the Charlotte Hornets, appears to have confirmed the report. It's touting the matchup as "Wembanyama's debut" in promotional copy.

Fans are anticipating seeing the French phenom. Since Stein's report, the NBA announced that Friday's Summer League session is sold out.

The matchup will feature the top two picks from June's draft with Hornets forward Brandon Miller likewise expected to make his Las Vegas debut. It won't be his first game for the Hornets, though. He played Monday at the NBA's California Classic Summer League in Sacramento, California. He tallied 18 points, five rebounds, three assists, one steal and one block while shooting 5 of 11 from the field and 3 of 7 from 3-point distance against a Spurs team playing without Wembanyama.

On Friday — under the brighter lights of the league's Las Vegas summer showcase — he'll face off against Wembanyama in one of the most anticipated exhibitions in NBA history. Miller played 31 minutes in Monday's game against San Antonio. If fans in Las Vegas are lucky, both he and Wembanyama will see a similarly healthy workload.