Mhm. Well 50 points from Yannis to seal game
six. I mean the clear choice for M.
V. P. Jewels, but you see the
clear choice for fantasy M. V. P.
So in other words that he provides draftkings users with
the most value throughout the finals. Yeah of course
. I mean I don't know, we can crunch
some numbers on like fantasy points per dollar I guess
. But like Yanez had game I think multiple games
with over 100 points in the captain spot. So
how can you make an argument for anywhere else?
You know, 3 40 plus point games? The
50 point game to cap it off? Um With
the rebounds, with the blocks threatening for a triple
double. Um Yeah it's not close. What about
you? Nick? Yeah, I don't really see
an argument for anybody but you honest, I think
even if you do the fantasy point per dollar argument
you still might come out on top. I mean
chris middleton obviously had some nice moments in this series
, had a nice well rounded uh stat line in
terms of his averages on the phoenix side, Devin
booker had some big scoring games but didn't do a
whole lot in terms of rebounding or assist, It
doesn't provide a lot of value defensively when you're talking
draftkings points. I think the only guy uh,
when you're talking about the son who has a chance
, you know, to to really be in this
conversation is dehydrated, you know, who average about
15 points, 12 rebounds, two assists, 1.5
steals 1.5 blocks. But even though he comes in
at a cheaper salary than you're on the night tonight
basis, those numbers pale in comparison to what we
saw from Yannis who capped it off with, you
know, one of the virtuoso, you know,
not only memorable, closed out NBA finals performances,
but one of the greatest fantasy performances in the NBA
finals history. Yeah, the unanimous mvp Kenny.
The unanimous Fantasy M. V. P. Though
. Yeah, I think we can say its unanimous
excuse me, Julian gave you all the numbers and
when you look at the other side with the Phoenix
Suns Devin booker of course the big games, but
a couple of games where he went missing, Chris
Paul, you know 22 points and eight assists.
But again he had to pretty, pretty big clunkers
in this series. DeAndre Ayton wasn't quite the force
that we thought he would be. Yeah, I'm
willing to give it to you honest. I mean
I think the biggest thing you can say about him
is that he didn't flop and then the game there
was there was no turning back once the honest went
into the finals from game one when he was hurt
and he had an insane, I think it was
20 points and 20 rebounds, something like that or
close to it. I mean, he just turned
it on from Game one and never let up.
And you were never upset that you paid free,
honest. And I think that is the definition here
of a fantasy and refitting.