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Like I think like so many of these things, when I looked over them, I was like, you know, like I even tweeted like I'd love to make the case for Mara.

And I think we should make the case for Mara, not as if he actually had a chance of winning the award.

But I think it's important to highlight how good of a year he also had.

I think it's a testament that.

We had a lot of coaches and even in some of these other awards, a lot of players do very, very cool things this year that should get them some credit and should acknowledge it.

But, you know, at the end of the day with these awards, like going through it, you're just like with the year Vitality had, the number of trophies they won as a team, you're like, there's no fucking argument.

Like, I'm going to say this about Mara.

I'm going to say this is a really impressive year.

And I'm going to position this argument like he deserves to be in the conversation because he does.

But in reality, he's not even fucking close to beating out X as his coach of the year, you know?

I think also, I mean, there's also an element, like when you see, like when Chad, you listed like all the areas in which like Vitality had, like Mezzy with Anchor of the Year, you know, you have all these different Vitality players in there too.

Like you actually, you don't win that many awards if your team is not like playing incredibly together.

Like, you know, like you don't win those awards really as individuals all the time.

Like Mezzy is getting Anchor of the Year because they learned how to play.

They played so well together as a unit.

So many players playing that well make each other better.

They only win that many events because of that.

Yeah, and that's where you have to also look and say, well, to have a coach that's part of this team, that's helping this team play this well so consistently as a unit that you have the best players in so many positions, how can you go away from it?

I think some of this, too, I don't know if you guys have this feeling.

I always have this sense when I'm thinking about these awards and I notice my angle on things is so much different than the average person's comment that I read in public.