What's the worry y'all? One of the league's most dangerous players might be even more dangerous going into the 2021-22 season. And that's scary. It's scary because, you know, I'm just in the same division on a team as trying to be competitive. And his dude has already won two MVPs. He's won a finals MVP, and he will not stop getting better. And the preseason Janus has been doing things a little bit out of character. One of the things people have said about Janus for an entire year, an entire year of his career is that he's got no bag. Or if he does have a bag, he's this beat. He ain't got no Duffy. He ain't Harry Irvin. But people I always talk about have his bag being not existent or very small. And in the preseason, for a lot of NBA players, it's a place for them to try new things and do things they normally don't. And well, let's just react. Let me just show you what the heck is going on. I'll talk about this in yesterday's video. When I wake up, I go on to Reddit. See what's going on in the world. It's a terrible place, but a great place at the same time. Because I haven't been watching many preseason games. We talked about the fact that the Charlotte Horn is lost by 50 the other night. So yes, I ain't been tuned in. But I probably should have been tuned into this one because the audience is looking to let two bit different. It's the time to try new things. And if this is a Yanis, we're getting this season. We might want to get this man to start MVP award. Royston, you know, on him, pull up, jump shot. Cool. Now, I'm not going to be wanting to over-react from the fact that he shot five for eight from the field on jump shots. But it's stuff within this that's interesting. This move right here, if we're going to say every NBA player has a signature move, this is what I'm saying Yanis's signature move is. It is the turnaround midway jump shot. He's done it for a couple seasons. And this might be the year's post to really, really break out as his move. A little still from Drew Hailey. Well, we got Eric Paschic out to my homey, man. He look good in that new jersey. He got a good closeout. But Yanis is built differently. And this is... I don't know, ladies and gentlemen. This might be scary for the league, man. This might be scary for the league. This is, I'm pretty sure, a miss. But he found the open spot. A mid-range jump shot and he took it with confidence. Let's see what you got, Eric. Little, little pick from Chris. Size up, size up. A mid-range jump shot. Cash. Listen, man, Yanis might be poised for another MVP. He sees the open look in the corner, takes it in his bottoms. Are we ready for this? Now again, we're not overreacting from the fact that he shot well in the preseason. It's preseason. But what I'm looking at when I'm watching that is the fact that he was taking shots in rhythm and it was significantly faster than the jump shots he had been taking over the course of the first couple years of his career. And if that is the case, if he's getting it off faster and he's shooting it better, G-G-S-Hannis, man, another MVP award. Now, it's not just from the field. This is the same game, versus Utah Jazz. And you're going to notice up the significantly different. You will not be here at crowds, crowd count to 10 on Yanis because he has improved the speed of his jump shot. It is a spin, it is a dribble, it is an exhale, and it is a release. Now, Yanis has said in the past that part of the reason why he doesn't shoot the free throw well is like cognitive. It's all in his mind. And this new free throw routine can help him, I believe, stop thinking about the fact that it is a free throw. Because the man was sitting there for more than 10 seconds on a lot of the occasions to miss a free throw. So we'll see what his free throw percentage looks like this year. We'll see what his three point percentages like this year. But the reason why I love Yanis, and this has been on the record for a very long time, this is not me joining the bandwagon. I've been a fan of Yanis. This is his very first season. Maybe not. I wouldn't call myself a super fan though. I know there are super fans out there, but I didn't see that Yanis is going to be one of the best players ever his rookie season. But I definitely saw the fact that I liked him. Yo, no, I'm a dude that likes projects. Seku Dumbuyo is one of my favorite players at his draft class. That boy just got flipped around like, you know what I'm saying? I like project players. So when Yanis came into the league and I didn't know much about him, but other than he was a scrawny, a small forward that I put at point guard in 2k, I liked him a lot. And the reason why he has continued to get better, and better, and better, and better, and better is that he's never satisfied. And that's something, and I'm not taking it from Yanis, but that's something that I can relate to on one way or another, whether it be a mom or person who life in the world. I can never be satisfied. This man just came off an NBA finals where he won MVP, submitted himself as one of the greatest players of all time. What does he ranked? It doesn't really matter. He's like 26, 27 years old. He's got a long time left. But the fact that he won a finals of MP, he had already won two NBA, NBA MVPs and a defensive player in the year. He's a Hall of Famer right now already. He can retire tomorrow. He's a first battle Hall of Famer. He could have been a dude that's like, ah, I've done what every NBA player strives to do. I won a championship, but I also won it as the guy. I dropped 50, and a close-out championship game. I could take a month off of practice, I could come into next season, a little bit out of shape. Not what a guy like, honest man. I don't remember the exact time table because I'm thinking about things that happen in like real time. But he did not take a ton of time out of the gym. I remember him on Instagram live going to Chick-fil-A and getting a 50 piece. I remember him taking the Leroy O'Brien over the Greek, over to Greece. And then the next thing I saw of him was he was back in the gym. And one of my favorite tweets, oh my god, this is crazy. I'm like, hey, I'm fanboying out about Yannis. Give it to me. I mean, you don't see stuff like this very often, but there is a tweet that Yannis dropped. And I got to find it real quick because I'm pretty sure I quoted it. So I just got to stroll through my tweets. And as I do this, I'm realizing how often I tweet. And my excuse is that it's a part of the job. Part of my job is tweeting. You know? Okay, so I didn't actually quote tweet it, but I did retweet it. It is a picture they say. They ask me what I do with what I do with. I obviously quote him a song. And it's a picture of his son. I think his name is Liam. And he got the pictures flipped. It should be him on this side. What I do and what I do with. But I, I related to this so hard, even though my future child is not here yet. This is like the mindset that I think everybody should live by. This man won an NBA championship. And we're right back to the gym because he's sticking about his kids, bro. And then he had another kid this office. He's a congratulations to Janice and his wife. I'm actually going to quote that tweet on my burner account and do the same thing. You know? Shout out to Janice. Now, what are the chances that Janice goes in and wins another MVP? I don't think it's as low of a chance as a lot of people are saying. If you look at the the Vegas odds, Janice is down at fourth, which is still pretty high. But the Milwaukee Bucks will continue to be a very, very good regular season team. And there has been a gap from the last time Janice is won MVP. Like, Kenny, why does that matter? Because Votus fatigue is a very, very real thing. LeBron should have way more MVP than he actually does. But again, Votus fatigue exists. People get tired of the same player dominating and dominating and dominating, dominating. And I think so we have the two MVP years then we got no award, but also NBA Championship, which boosts Janice up even more. Because the last memory soft him is some taken over a game and dropping 50. And if he keeps that momentum up, I think it is a possibility that Janice comes in and wins his third MVP award. And it's also, you're seeing growth with it. For example, like I said, LeBron deserves to win way more MVP than he actually did. But LeBron wasn't necessarily getting better. He was just already the peak of the athlete. LeBron was doing the same thing and that same thing was good enough to have him at the top of the league for a decade. Yannis won two MVP, won an MVP award then the next year he gets significantly better. Right? He won a second MVP award than he won an NBA Championship. And now if this footage where we're watching and all this is going to correlate and go to the NBA regular season, he's even better than he was with the two MVP awards. And sanity. And I think that could be good enough for him to win it again. Would I bet my money on it? No, I just, I don't know, voting on, um, looking at me just, just like backtrack. Voting on like season, long things is, I can't do it. I'm an impatient guy. I can't put a bet in October 14th and wait until April or June or ever they give the awards to the REAPMAR award. I can't do that. I don't know how y'all been doing that, bro. I couldn't do it. But out of the options of Luca Doncic who obviously is going to be amazing this year, I've set this on the show before. I'm not a huge believer what the Dallas Mavis, I don't really like Jason Kidd is a coach. And you have to be one of the top two to three C's to win MVP award. I don't think Luca never going to do that. It's a possibility. But right now if I make up my prediction, they won't. Jolabee has a storyline behind him, dealing with the whole Ben Simmons stuff. If they don't have Ben Simmons and they still end up being one of the top seats, I can see that. Um, Kevin Rand is dealing with the carrier of a situation. And he was in a conversation for MVP before he injured himself last year. And then you got Yannis. You got Steph Curry. So there is a little narrative part of every or majority of MVP awards. But I do believe Yannis got a very, very good chance to get that third MVP. And then now we talking about him on another level of tier ranking where we talk about the greatest players of all time. To end up with three MVP awards, a NBA championship. And at the minimum two defensive players of the years, I don't think he's done, get the, or one defense player of the year. I don't think he's done, get defensive player of the year awards either. That it's so insane that when Yannis is done, again, we don't know this career looks like. Hopefully he plays a very healthy, at least another decade. We don't really know. He has the potential to be like one of the greatest players of all time. I made this tweet a little while ago. And I can actually find this tweet because I know I actually sent it. It's a clip of Kevin Rand all the way back in 2017. He was asked about Yannis. This is before Yannis won any MVP awards or any defensive player of the years. Everything is going to look super blurry because it's Twitter. You can't even tell this is Kevin Durand. It's like a lot character. But this, when Kevin Durand recorded this, Yannis had just made his first all-star game appearance and hopefully the audio sounds good. Let's see what we got. I'm pretty freaking out. I think this is a force and he's nothing. I've never seen anything like him and his ceiling is quiet. He would end up being the best player of the play that we really wanted to. He can probably end up being the best player to ever play if he really wanted to. And there's one thing that is true about Yannis he really wants to be the greatest. So the reason why he's always in the gym even though he just won a championship. So, man, I'm excited to watch Yannis this season. I'm excited about everything NBA related. I'll notice if you enjoyed it, leave it a like and I'll see you out tomorrow. Maybe I don't know. There's no real schedule.