The NBA Clutch Player Race Is On—Which Star Will Seize the Spotlight in 2024-25?
Clutch moments—those heart-stopping, buzzer-beating slices of NBA drama—are where legends are made or unmade. Take Trae Young, affectionately dubbed “Ice Trae” for a good reason: when the game’s on the line, he’s as cool and calculated as they come. This season, he’s been siphoning nerves out of the fourth quarter like a seasoned pro, knocking down buzzer-beaters and sculpting wins out of thin air. But here’s the rub—despite his jaw-dropping numbers and a knack for delivering when it matters most, he’s yet to claim the NBA Clutch Player of the Year award, now into its third season. So, who truly owns the title of clutch in 2024-25? Is it Ice Trae, the hot-handed Jalen Brunson, or the tenacious Tyrese Maxey blazing his own trail? We’re diving headfirst into crunch-time stats and scenarios to unravel the real MVP of the clutch—because in basketball, freezing under pressure isn’t an option, it’s a lifestyle. Want to see what the numbers spill? LEARN MORE.
Weâre taking a look at the top performers in various crunch-time scenarios to determine who should be the NBA Clutch Player of the Year.
Thereâs a reason why heâs sometimes referred to as âIce Trae.â
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