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Old 05-07-2005, 12:58 AM
antidan444 antidan444 is offline
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Default Re: Nash MVP

As a member of the working sports media (although not a prominent member, just some small-town hick who covers mostly high school sports), I can tell you with absolute certainty that, most of the time, we are absolutely, positively full of crap. Hell, put 10 sportswriters in a room and give them a week, and they still won't be able to come up with an agreement on what best determines who should be an MVP.

I really wish that ALL MEMBERS of the media be frozen out of these kinds of awards, and instead the leagues give a ballot to each coach and player and have them decide these things. It'd be one thousand times more legitimate that way, and it'd mean more to the players (and coaches) who win these awards.

That being said, as far as what I think about the MVP debate, Bill Simmons summed it up pretty well. (Scroll down until you get to the piece he wrote about Nash.)
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Old 05-07-2005, 01:38 AM
ThaSaltCracka ThaSaltCracka is offline
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Default Re: Nash MVP

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I really wish that ALL MEMBERS of the media be frozen out of these kinds of awards, and instead the leagues give a ballot to each coach and player and have them decide these things.

[/ QUOTE ] I agree 100%. Also, the all-star voting should be 50% fan voting and 50% player voting.
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