Now, we have 450 players or so in our universe for most surprising, most disappointing

player.

I think I'd have to go, Evan Mobley is my most surprising player, though.

I have a top five player in basketball this year, and he never was an all-star for me

before this.

Yeah, I, he, I mean, I do think he is, it's surprising that he's doing this, but he was

not even on my list of candidates.

I, I've liked Evan Mobley. I didn't expect this, this year, but I've liked the track he's on.

I can't say I'm absolutely shocked about this. My number one was Norman Powell, you know,

a career year into his 30s, he's 31, just the score that I didn't know the clippers had it, but when they

absolutely needed. Yeah, definitely when guys go crazy like this late in their career, like,

that should probably get more discussion in terms of surprise or improvement, whatever. But

Powell, his individual statistics as a rate are not really that much higher than they've been.

He just is getting way more opportunities and I didn't think he would convert in them nearly

this well.

Darius Garland also has to be up there for me.

Again, to be a top 10 player in basketball, I know he made an all-star team before.

But yeah, I mean, and for Mowgli, like just just the strides he's made on offense, too, from a skill

level standpoint, he's just gotten so much tougher, so much better as a finisher, still anchoring

the defense incredibly while he's shooting, he hasn't been shooting that well. But like, for a team

with starting two bigs in Mobley and Allen to be the best offense of all time. Like, Mowgli really had to make a lot of strides forward, and then Garland as well.

So, like, this is just, like, the Cavs were a defensive team.

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