Watch: Victor Wembanyama throws first pitch before New York Yankees game

Maybe it's due to him having giant hands, but Victor Wembanyama just threw the ceremonial first pitch before the New York Yankees' game on Tuesday, and it wasn't impressive.

Wembanyama is in New York City in preparation for Thursday's NBA draft, where he's projected to be the top pick of the San Antonio Spurs. Before the draft, Wembanyama took the chance to explore the City that Never Sleeps.

Watch below as Wemby threw the first pitch before the Yankees' game against the Seattle Mariners.

Still, fans appreciated his willingness to participate in the tradition. The commentators, on the other hand, took the chance to analyze what went wrong with his pitch.

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Victor Wembanyama shared his experience being in New York City

Victor Wembanyama is one of the busiest athletes right now as he's being invited to a ton of events. He hasn't even been drafted yet, but his popularity has skyrocketed already. Prior to his first pitch, he was interviewed about what it was like to be in the Yankees' stadium.

"It looks good, it looks great, especially the location, the city. Actually, I came here [by] subway with the train it was [a] really nice experience." Wemby said.

Wemby was asked about how he was dealing with a ton of events lately.

"Everything's going so fast, I just landed, yesterday from France. I just feel extremely lucky to be here."

Scoot Henderson broke down his matchup against Victor Wembanyama

NBA fans had a chance to see Victor Wembanyama take on Scoot Henderson, who's also a top prospect in this year's draft. The Metropolitans 92 traveled to Nevada where they played two exhibition games against Henderson and the G Leauge Ignite.

Each team was able to get a win and the stars showcased what they had. Henderson took on the challenge of playing against his competition and broke down what happened on the court.

In one play, Scoot was switched on to Wemby in the perimeter. The 6-foot-2 guard took his chance and did a step-back three-pointer over the French center.

"I think it was going through his mind too, like, 'Dang, what I'm finna do? It's just me and you out here and the ball.'"

In one instance, he drove to the basket and Wemby came to help on the defensive end. It didn't end well for the Metropolitans 92 as the 7-foot-3 center and his teammate tried to contest a pump fake from Henderson.

"He was blocking everybody's shot, he's pretty long, so I knew he was gonna go for that one. He's kinda easy to read when he's down there, as in length and when he goes for it."

Both players have excelled even before they played a game in the NBA. Fans will be lucky to watch the two stars take over the league.