J. Kyle Mann

I mean, even at the point where we're in crunch time and it's a legitimate possibility that Ben Seraf is going to drive and finish and complete out this game and beat teams, literally anything can happen.

I would believe it all.

Pella Larson, who I've liked for the Heat, but I think has been especially good and really solidified his spot with them.

Omax Prosper, I...

I don't know what he is.

Apparently a center sometimes, theoretically, at least for a tanking team.

The Grizzlies in general, though, they're not good.

They're not good.

There's a lot of things happening.

But there are enough guys doing stuff on a regular basis that I'm constantly turning my head, seeing what's going on with Walter Clayton Jr.

What's going on with Dejan Giroux?

What is his whole deal?

You know, like there's just so many weird prospects who have like eye popping games all of a sudden that I got to admit, I can't stop watching the Grizzlies.

I want to float two actual possibilities, actual answers for this question before we get out of here.

One, if Ben Matherin continues to do what he's been doing for the Clippers next year, I know he's put up points in the past, but the way he's being thought of and considered around the league I think is shifting, and that's an important part of this.

I could see him having like a sixth man and most improved case next season, which would be fun.

I also think...

weirdly, and I'm kind of talking myself into this, that Moussa Diabate is just going to continue to be a more and more important part of what the Hornets are doing.

And he also has that gap where he could play more minutes and he could do a little more offensively that I wouldn't be shocked if he's on some people's ballots for most improved next season.

I was wondering, within this season, is there an argument that Wemby is the most improved player from opening night to now?