DeAndre Jordan of the New Orleans Pelicans was awarded the Twyman-Stokes Teammate of the Year award on Wednesday, receiving significant recognition from his peers.
Jordan secured a total of 1,445 points in voting conducted by 385 current NBA players. He narrowly outpaced Portland’s Jrue Holiday, who finished with 1,437 points, and Houston’s Jeff Green, who garnered 1,420 points.
Holiday, a three-time winner of the award, was a notable competitor, highlighting the quality of Jordan’s achievement. The award is named in honor of NBA legends Jack Twyman and Maurice Stokes, symbolizing sportsmanship and camaraderie.
Jordan’s win reflects his impact and contributions to the Pelicans, showcasing his value as a team player. The announcement adds to the Pelicans’ narrative as they navigate through the NBA season.
Looking ahead, the Pelicans aim to leverage this recognition as they prepare for their next matchup. Their performance in the upcoming games will be crucial in determining their playoff aspirations.
Related Articles
Kevin Harlan Shares Admiration for Mike Breen’s NBA Finals Calls
Kevin Harlan praises Mike Breen’s record of calling NBA Finals, expressing joy for his fellow announcer’s success.
Connecticut Sun Edges Seattle Storm 80-78 for First Win
The Connecticut Sun secured their first victory of the season by defeating the Seattle Storm 80-78 on May 20, 2026.
Victor Wembanyama Leads Spurs Past Thunder in Game 3
Victor Wembanyama shined as the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 3, showcasing his evolving talent.