Brooklyn Nets guard Cam Thomas has expressed his disappointment at not being included in ESPN’s Top 25 NBA Players Under 25 list.
A Tweet read,
“Cam Thomas on not making ESPN’s Top 25 NBA Players under 25 list: “If you look at the numbers and look at what I do against everybody I play against, then there’s no debate or discussion… So I don’t really care about a list.“”
Cam Thomas on not making ESPN's Top 25 NBA Players under 25 list:
“If you look at the numbers and look at what I do against everybody I play against, then there's no debate or discussion… So I don't really care about a list.“
(via @erikslater_, h/t @ClutchPoints) pic.twitter.com/QQNalTbeSn
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) December 5, 2024
Cam Thomas’ Stellar Performance
Despite his absence from the list, Thomas has been putting up impressive numbers this season. He is averaging 24.7 points, 3.4 assists, and shooting 46.1% from the field, showcasing his scoring prowess and efficiency. His performance has been a key factor in keeping the Nets in playoff contention despite a roster that many consider underwhelming.
The Significance of the List
ESPN’s Top 25 Under 25 list is a highly anticipated ranking that highlights the most promising young talents in the NBA. This year’s list includes standout players like Victor Wembanyama, Anthony Edwards, and Zion Williamson. Thomas’ exclusion has sparked discussions among fans and analysts, with many questioning the criteria used for the rankings.
Thomas’ Reaction
Thomas, unfazed by the snub, emphasized that his peers recognize his skills and contributions to the game. He believes that as long as those who matter know he is one of the best players, that’s all that counts.His focus remains on helping his team win and continuing to improve his game.
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