Awards From the First Round of the NBA Playoffs
Now that we've finally cut the field in half, here are some awards from round one:
Most Valuable Player: Dwight Howard, Orlando
Least Valuable Player: Jerry Stackhouse, Dallas
Best Defender: Bruce Bowen, San Antonio
6th Man: J.R. Smith,
Most Overrated Player: Jason Kidd, Dallas
Most Underrated Player: Jose Calderon, Toronto
Best Crowd:
Worst Crowd:
Best Coach: Gregg Popovich,
Worst Coach:
Best Villain:
Best Series: Jazz/Rockets
Worst Series: Magic/Raptors
Best Broadcasting Team: Kevin Harlan and Doug Collins, TNT
Five
Carl Landry, Houston
Reggie Evans, Philadelphia
Joe Johnson, Atlanta
Brandon Bass, Dallas
Tracy McGrady, Houston
Underrated:
Tyson Chandler, New Orleans
Mehmet Okur, Utah
Ronnie Brewer, Utah
David West, New Orleans
Carl Landry, Houston
Tayshaun Prince, Detroit
Hedo Turkoglu, Orlando
Overrated:
Ray Allen, Boston
Andre Iguodola, Philadelphia
Jerry Stackhouse, Dallas
Robert Horry, San Antonio
Michael Finley, San Antonio
Kenyon Martin, Denver
7 Comments:
a few thoughts
Atlanta with the best crowd - who would have ever thought that could be considered
you have a huge man-crush on Carl Landry, but I get it, I feel the same way about Eduardo Najera, Battier, and Tayshaun Prince. Glue guys are sweet.
note that about .02% of the atl crowd was members of the house of pain/castle
"note that about .02% of the atl crowd was members of the house of pain/castle"
The House of Pain is noted for extremely loud outbursts and likely led the vocal outpouring in ATL.
Lebron nearly averaging a triple double, with 30 ppg, doesn't warrant a MVP mention?
-Eli
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Was really close between LeBron, Kobe, Howard, Chris Paul, and Tony Parker. Watch for LeBron next series. I believe he should have won the MVP this season and last.
I like where you are going with the Dwight Howard MVP thing, but it was unquestionably Chris Paul.
L
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