“What ever happens, happens”: Cam Thomas believes his name should be in conversation for Most Improve Player award

The Brooklyn Nets shooting guard Cam Thomas believes that his name should be in the conversation of Most Improved Player Award this season.

The 22-year-old is having a fabulous season for the Nets where he is averaging 21.3 points per game which is the best by any Nets player in the ongoing campaign. To go with that, he is also averaging 2.9 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game.

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Thomas was recently quoted in a report where he stated that his name should be in the conversation for the Most Improved Player of the season award.

“I feel like my name should definitely be in the [Most Improved Player] conversation but what ever happens, happens,” he said. “I’m just worried about getting wins. because we have bigger goals like getting to the playoffs, the play-in. So I feel that’s more important than that,” he said.

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“Obviously for the season I had, with what I’ve gone through my first two years until now, just playing sporadically, now getting a full time role a little bit in my third year. Having a jump like this, I feel like that just can’t go unnoticed especially playing on the Nets, it can’t go unnoticed for me. Obviously, I think my name should be in the conversation but I’ll go as far as my team and that’s all that matters.”