KJM11_

KJM delivered elite efficiency and winning in Season 2, finishing 5-1 with 24.3 PPG, 9.0 APG, a 4.5 A/TO ratio, 76.1% FG and 73.2% from three. Those percentages came with real scoring responsibility rather than a low-volume role. His two playoff games were quieter at 19.0 points and 8.5 assists, but the regular season remained one of the strongest complete PG samples in league history.

Why No. 6: his regular-season balance, award-level recognition and winning edge separate him from the next tier. He does not move into the top five because the playoff downturn and smaller overall sample matter against players with more dominant postseason evidence.

### Career context
KJM's ranking is based on a complete regular-season PG profile: scoring, elite shooting, nine assists, strong ball security and a 5-1 record. His Season 2 All-League First Team selection can be mentioned as recognition, but it does not supply ranking points.

### Playoff evaluation
The two playoff games were productive but below his regular-season standard. Nineteen points and 8.5 assists are still valuable; they simply did not provide the same takeover evidence as Ploading, Kari or the highest postseason performers.

### Ranking balance
His efficiency and winning separate him from Uziii and ItsBleus. He remains outside the top five because the playoff sample was both smaller and less dominant. This placement rewards the full season without pretending the postseason decline did not happen.