J.E. Skeets

Kelton's played a role, and I think even the leadership value he brings to that team, I get that.

On a per-game basis, Jaquez's case is pretty strong, though.

15.1 points per game, leads all reserves by a decent margin.

4.6 assists, that's second.

5.1 boards, that's sixth.

And Basketball Poetry wrote, the Heat rely on Jaquez more than any other team relies upon their top reserve.

And he plays more minutes per game than many starters.

So I don't love that the Heat have completely just fallen apart here at the end.

I feel like this is maybe a no-brainer if they're –

flirting with a six seed or something like that, but they've just let, like let go of the rope here and they can't stop anyone.

So it makes it a little less like, I don't know, sexy.

And maybe that's why Keldon is the favorite winning 60 plus games and him playing almost like a team award.

Like, all right, Keldon, you're the representative of a very good Spurs bench.

Maybe.

I mean, I'm not gonna be upset if he wins it.

And I think he, I don't know, actually this one, I think is gonna be close between these two in the votes.

You got a story.

I got a story.

We all got a story.

Final award here, Coach of the Year.