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Indy wrote:Most Improved: J.R. Smith or David Harrison
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Mentally Hilarious wrote:Big homerism or haven't I payed enough attention to him? In my eyes he's always been ...big. And not much more.
Tue Oct 03, 2006 4:22 am
Then you've probably never really seen him play. Harrison would already be a starting big getting around 13/6 if he could stay out of foul trouble. He's got an excellent mix of power and finnesse in the lowpost and he's an EXCELLENT shot blocker. He is actually a better shot blocker then Jermaine O'Neal believe it or not. He's improved his rebounding and attitude, and will have a breakout year this season if he can consistently stay on the floor.
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BigKaboom2 wrote:MVP: Steve Nash (and I won't be happy, once again)
Defensive Player: Ben Wallace
Rookie: Randy Foye (Celtics =)
Most Improved: Kevin Martin
6th Man: Devin Harris/Marquis Daniels (Can't decide)
Coach: Avery Johnson
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maes wrote:Just as an aside, are #1 & #2 draft picks really candidates for MIP? I thought the entire point of the award was to exceed expectations, not live up to them.
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