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Another thing that im curious about; whether Zion has chance to get ROTY, considering the amount of games he played.
I remember when Brogdon got ROTY award back in 2017, despite Embiid having much better numbers, but he lacked the games.

It doesn't matter if he will not get the ROTY as long as he qualifies to the playoffs, not getting the award is understandable since he was injured during the pre season and he was advised to rest for quite some time, but this guy is now doing what we are expecting of him and it looks like the chance of the Pelicans to advance to the playoffs is more clear now.

If he will continue playing like this or if there are more coming from him that huge chance to advance and have a playoff appearance is really possible. Like what you have said it's not a big deal if he might not be able to receive the ROTY but bringing his team to the next round will add more hypes to his name.

I am just choosing between Ja Morant and Zion but I think it would be Zion. Despite the time he played, he showed us what he can do and we are now even talking about the legacy he can build despite his penguin ways of walking. Jokes aside, if he bring his team in the playoffs and won as the ROTY, that would be more amazing.

Here's an article that explains about Zion's chances for the ROTY award.
https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/nba-buy-or-sell-zion-williamson-could-still-win-rookie-of-the-year-bradley-beal-belongs-in-the-all-star-game/

he missed half of the season, so IMO, he would not be deserving for that award, Ja Morant has a bigger chances here and I believe Zion was the heavy favorite to win, but I think those chances now looks dim.