"Major NBA Award Presentation" Thursday, 12:30 pm PST

[Chupacabra]

Mike Wilbon, a guy who always brings up game 6 of 2002 WCF whenever it's relevant, voted for Curry. I love Wilbon and viewed him as one of the very few bright guys on ESPN, but his vote has got me thinking twice.

He also said that Sebastian Telfair would be better than Lebron James while Lebron was a rookie. I remember this clearly. People get it wrong sometimes. He was wrong then and hes wrong now.

 

[Circa_1985_Fan]

Who voted for Collison? They should have their voting privaleges taken away.

I would assume there's no way of finding out who voted for who in this, right?

 

[Sparky6string]

Collison was damn good when he was able to show it this year but it shouldn't have been enough to get a first place vote.

Superman- time to relax bro, Tyreke won already. Celebrate and be happy for a day!

 

[est.1999]

Whoever voted Evans 3rd is an idiot who was probably watching tennis and thinking they were watching basketball.

 

[Superman]

Collison was damn good when he was able to show it this year but it shouldn't have been enough to get a first place vote.

Superman- time to relax bro, Tyreke won already. Celebrate and be happy for a day!

I'm good. Just confused how half of a season's worth of excellent production > an entire season's worth of excellent production. I think it makes more sense to vote for Jennings since the Bucks are in the playoffs (and making noise, by the way) than to vote for Curry since he had a good second half... and it don't make no sense to vote for Jennings.

But whatever. I'm happy Reke got his due. Just tired of hearing a flawed argument for Curry.

 

[Amory]

But whatever. I'm happy Reke got his due. Just tired of hearing a flawed argument for Curry.

Seriously...

All the arguments just say that Curry is a better team player with a better jump shot. Don't say anything about consistency through the whole season, or who is more dominant.

IMO, I agree with the outcome. Tyreke #1, Curry #2, Jennings #3.