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ESPN.com · Apr 19, 2023

Kings' De'Aaron Fox named first ever Clutch Player of Year

Sacramento Kings guard De'Aaron Fox was named the runaway winner of the NBA's inaugural Jerry West Clutch Player of the Year Award on Tuesday night, capping a stellar season for the sixth-year player who has had a huge part in Sacramento's dramatic resurgence this season.

Fox earned 91 out of 100 possible first-place votes and 460 out of a possible 500 total points to cruise to the award, which he'd been seen as the massive favorite to win. He was followed in the voting by Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler (one first-place vote, 104 total points) and Chicago Bulls forward DeMar DeRozan (80 total points).

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