Bobby Jackson Wins Sixth Man Award!

[Scary Hedo]

Bobby Jackson named the winner of the 2002-03 NBA Sixth Man Award!

http://www.nba.com/news/sixthman_030429.html



voting results:

Bobby Jackson, 362 pts
Michael Redd, 257 pts
Andrei Kirilenko, 127 pts
Nick Van Exel, 115 pts
Corliss Williamson, 87 pts
Malik Rose, 57 pts
Earl Boykins, 42 pts
Al Harrington, 7 pts
Jon Barry, 4 pts
Toni Kukoc, 3 pts
Lucious Harris, 1 pt
Keon Clark, 1 pt
Joe Johnson, 1 pt

[Colin]

Earl Borkins shoulda got more votes than that. He made a lot of clutch shots for the Warriors late in games. Over taller, stronger point guards like Damon Stoudamire But seriously, he shoulda got more votes.

[Clinton]

Toni Kukoc only got 3 pts?!?!

[Boyk]

Redd ripped off again!!

Jackson started a lot of games and missed a few

Redd was consistent with his numbers off the bench
Redd played every single game and only started 14 times.

Jackson played only 59 games and started 26 of them!!
and his numbers werent even as good as Redds.

Damn that sucks!!
Redd ripped off again!

[Brave Sir Rubin]

my pick...yay for bobby!

kukoc should have gotten much more votes...

and Kirilenko gets too much playing miuntes to be nominated for 6th man...same with kikoc actually...

[Andrew]

Nice selection, but I thought Michael Redd was more of a "classic" sixth man. It seems that team success is a factor in deciding this season's awards - that could mean Duncan will repeat as MVP.

[Bill Russell]

I thought Redd deserved it more... BJ played in about 2/3 of the season, started nearly half his games...

[Clinton]

Guess it came down to the performance of the team the player was on again.

[joemimic]

Bobby got screwed last year, he still averaged 15 off the bench with solid assists and rebounds and great %'s