Hey, good evening everybody. We are so happy to have you here on our open forum Wednesday

and we start off with really disappointing news and that is Malate Monk is not the

NBA six man of the year. It goes to Reed of the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Ryan is that just because of the year that Minnesota had the fact that they were near

the top of the West the entire year ended up not being number one, but do you think that was the deciding factor?

It was a very, very, very, very close vote.

Yeah, I think, granted, it was the closest in a really long time.

I think there's part of it to that Grant.

Nause stepped in when Carl Anthony Towns went out, right?

And he really kind of helped that team.

But I was gonna actually start answering your question

with a question.

Have you seen in the last you seen individual awards start leaning more towards teams?

Shouldn't be an individual award should be based on an individual's, you know, level of play.

And I also think that the fact that the King's basically crumbled once Malik Monk got

hurt also validates, you know, not only the individual aspect of the award, but how much he meant to the team.

So in this particular instance, I like Nasweed, I think he's really good, to me Malik monk got screwed here.

He in Malik monk is the he's had the most points off the bench two seasons in a

row first time in over 30 years so yeah he got screwed but over or bigger than that grant is it an indictment on this

King's organization are we missing something you have domas no all-star game fox no all-star

game and now Malik monk clearly left out by both the coaches and the riders, Napes?

Yep.

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