I really appreciated how Brotherton asserted himself as a complementary player during Midwest’s championship run and did just about everything that was asked of him, serving as a key role player on offense and even taking some runs at d-middie, if I’m not mistaken. He’s an energetic initiator who goes hard at all times, winning his matchups or creating opportunities for himself for a sneaky and well-timed cut. Brotherton excelled in transition but didn’t force anything, always playing within himself and making the right decisions with and without the ball. There was nothing flashy about his game, just considerable substance, and teams don’t win without selfless and intelligent players like Brotherton.