Alex Fudge

You know, he was blocking shots, he was creating steals, and there's other areas that guy pops up where that won't show up on the stat sheet, but it disrupts offenses.

Alex Fudge was just more exciting.

You know, he was also a really great defender and a great athlete.

I had him as my number one, but I was happy with either of those.

Who did you have?

I had, uh, Betty Yako, Jeremiah Tillman, and Alex Fudge.

Okay.

All fair.

Uh, I had Alex Fudge, Kellen Tynes, Jayden Betty Yako.

Yeah, okay.

So, yeah.

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Yeah, another one that's super tough because, again, you always want to compare how each team did and their contributing factors.

But you look at guys like Alex Fudge and on the contrary, I guess, to that kind of theory is Ottawa has been through so much adversity, right? And they still haven't, you know, put themselves in the position where they wanted to be and that was postseason.

But I feel like Ottawa just had so many adversities this season that Alex Fudge was one of those players that, nonetheless, you were still able to look towards, right? And I think because of that, I'd probably have him on the edge over Tynes there.

But yeah, no, it's just one of those things.

It's a minimal factor in my head that kind of outbalances the scales there.