Skeam Gaming

Regular Season: 7.0 PPG | 2.1 APG | 2.2 RPG | 2.6 SPG | 67% FG | 74% 3PT | 7-2 Record

Playoffs: 4.0 PPG | 3.5 RPG | 2.2 APG | 2.7 SPG | 0.7 BPG | 56% FG | 50% 3PT

Skeam put together one of the strongest defensive seasons of any backend in the league. His value wasn't measured by scoring but by his ability to create turnovers, communicate, rotate, and make winning plays. Always Doubted went 7-2 with him at backend during the regular season and reached the Final Four behind a defense that consistently disrupted opposing offenses. In the playoffs, he elevated his defensive impact even further, averaging 2.7 steals per game while helping his team hold opponents to 60, 45, 63, and 80 points through the first two rounds, including an upset over the No. 2 seed. His activity on both the perimeter and the backend made him one of the toughest defensive players in the league.

Why He's Ranked #4

Skeam was one of the league's premier defensive playmakers and backed it up with an outstanding postseason. His ability to generate steals, rotate at a high level, and anchor multiple elite defensive performances made him one of the biggest reasons Always Doubted exceeded expectations in the playoffs.

Why Not Higher

The three players ahead of him had more complete overall résumés. King Poopus and Kidas00 anchored teams that reached the Finals, while K11 paired elite defense with a much larger offensive role throughout the season. Skeam's offensive production simply wasn't on the same level as the top three.

Why Not Lower

Gen3 and the players behind him had strong seasons, but none matched Skeam's combination of regular-season success, defensive production, and deep playoff run. His consistency on the defensive end from start to finish solidified him as the No. 4 backend.