IIClorox

Clorox's all-time case rests on sustained lead-guard responsibility and two-way recognition. He averaged 17.7 PPG and 9.5 APG across ten Season 1 games, then posted 12.0 points and 13.0 assists in the playoffs. His Season 2 scoring dropped to 10.2, but the playmaking remained at 10.6 APG. He also earned Season 1 All-Defensive First Team.

Why No. 13: defense, creation and a two-season sample give him staying power. He is below PL Founded because the shooting and scoring ceiling are materially lower, and his Season 2 team went 1-4 in his completed stat games.

### Career context
Clorox produced across two seasons as a defense-first organizer. His value was not simply steals: he handled the lead assignment, created offense for teammates and earned Season 1 All-Defensive First Team recognition while maintaining a meaningful workload.

### Playoff evaluation
The 13-assist playoff average demonstrates that his creation held up when the scoring role decreased. Season 2 was less successful as a team, but the passing remained strong rather than collapsing with the record.

### Ranking balance
Founded offers substantially more scoring and shooting, which creates the gap above. Clorox stays over dripdidit because his two-season defensive and floor-general record is more sustained. The limitation is obvious: elite defenses could treat him more as a facilitator than a primary scoring threat.