Sepulveda was one of those guys whose value showed up the more you watched him. Some guys needed to score to feel involved, and he was doing all of the little things. He competed defensively, which pops in these kinds of settings. He stayed engaged away from the ball and did some of the dirty work. I particularly liked the screens he set. They weren’t token screens just to go through the motion; he made contact and created legitimate separation for guards to turn the corner or get clean looks. Sepulveda embraced his role, played with consistent effort, and found ways to help his group without needing the offense centered around him.