[ad_1] Photo: New York Knicks/X Despite being unexpectedly excluded from consideration for the Most Improved Player award due to the league’s new 65-game rule, DiVincenzo remained philosophical, stating “It is what it is.” The New York Knicks guard acknowledged that even if he had been eligible, winning the award was far from certain. Despite averaging…
[ad_1] Photo: New York Knicks/Twitter When faced with the NBA’s new 65-game rule, Donte DiVincenzo responded with acceptance, saying “It is what it is.” He understood that even if he had been eligible, winning the Most Improved Player award was not guaranteed. Despite playing an average of 38 minutes per game since February, the Knicks…
[ad_1] Star players are dangerously close to missing out awards and honors because they won’t meet the new 65-game threshold the league’s imposed and NBA executive vice president Joe Dumars has reacted. NBA players must play in 65 games for a minimum of 20 minutes to be eligible for awards such as MVP and Dumars…
