Winners of all NBA awards in 29-1 season

MVP winner in the 9-1 season: LeBron James, MVP winner in the 9-1 season, was elected without any doubt. The 25-year-old James averaged 29.7 points, 7.3 rebounds and 8.6 assists per game in the regular season this season, which helped the Cavaliers win the first place in the league. James, like Jordan, became the MVP of the regular season in the league. His predecessors were famous players: Russell, Chamberlain, Jabbar, moses malone, Bird, Johnson, Jordan, Duncan and Nash. Among them, Russell, Chamberlain and Bird have won this award for three consecutive years. Best Rookie: The winner of the Rookie of the Year in 29-1, Sacramento King defender Terry Evans defeated two arch rivals Stephen Curry and Brandon Jennings and was elected successfully. Best Sixth Man: On April 28th, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the winner of the best sixth man in 29-1, and Jamal Crawford, the Eagle backup guard, finally won the award. Winner of "Sports Morality and Fashion Award": On April 27th, Beijing time, NBA officially announced the winner of "Sports Morality and Fashion Award" in 29-1 season. Sun forward Grant Hill defeated five other competitors and finally won this honor. On April 27th, NBA officially announced today that Grant Hill, the winner of the 29-1 season "Sports Morality and Fashion Award", defeated five other competitors and finally won this honor. Earlier this month, NBA officials announced a list of winners of the "Sports Morality and Fashion Award" in six major divisions of the league, among which rocket player Luis Scola won the award on behalf of Southwest China. Winners in Northwest, Pacific, Southeast, Central and Atlantic belong to Chauncey Billups of Nuggets, Hill of the Sun, Al Horford of Hawks, Antoine jamison of Cavaliers and Ray Allen of Celtics respectively, and these six people have naturally become candidates for this award.

As a flower show in 1994, Hill has been praised as a good boy since he joined the league. In this NBA league where street music such as Rap and Hip-Hop prevails, Hill, who can play the piano well, is particularly outstanding, and he has been well educated, gentle and modest since childhood. It can be said that Hill's excellent quality and civic responsibility are worth learning from all NBA players. As an iron man who fights hard in the league, he can still love life and family under such circumstances. Just like the game he loves, Hill has greatly improved the public image of the NBA and played a positive role in raising the moral standards of other players. The third time he won the award, he became the player who won the "Sports Morality and Fashion Award" the most times in the history of the league. Hill can also be regarded as a model of a new and good man in the NBA.

In p>29-1 season, the "Sports Morality and Fashion Awards" in each division were selected by a five-member jury appointed by NBA, and all five members were retired players of former NBA players. The five people who participated in the selection are: Mike Banton, Mark Jackson, Tom Sanders, Kenny Smith and Eric Si Nuo.

The leading communication technology forum in China, the NBA "Sports Morality and Fashion Award", was established to commend the players who have the most sportsmanship on the court. Because the Detroit Pistons superstar Joe Du Masi was the first winner of the award, the "Sports Morality and Fashion Award" is also called the "Du Masi Award", which is the NBA practice and is named after the first person who won the award.

List of winners of previous sports ethics and fashion awards:

1996: Joe Du Masi (Pistons)

196-1997: Terrell Brandon (Cavaliers)

1997-1998: Avery Johnson (Spurs) |

1998-1998. 2-21: David Robinson (Spurs) 21-22: Steve Smith (Spurs)

22-23: Ray Allen (Supersonic)

24-25: Grant Hill (Magic)

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27-28: Grant Hill (Sun) 28-29: Winner of Chauncey Billups (Nuggets) player with the fastest progress in the regular season: On April 23rd, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced that the winner of the player with the fastest progress in the regular season of 29-1-rocket point guard Aaron Brooks was unanimously elected by a high vote. This season, Xiao Bu scored 19.6 points per game, a full increase of 8.4 points over the previous season, ranking first in the league in terms of progress; In addition, Xiao Bu has averaged 5.3 assists per game this season, which is one of the only three players in the league who can increase the average assists per game by more than 2 times in a single season. In addition, Xiao Bu hit the most 29 3-pointers in the league this season, and he hit 3-pointers in 39 consecutive games, including 7 3-pointers against Grizzlies in World War I, which also created a new team history record. In addition, Brooks has become the sixth player in the history of the league to hit more than 2 three-pointers and assist more than 4 times in a single season. However, compared with personal honor, it is worth mentioning that Xiao Bu was rated as the fastest-growing player this time, and he was the first player in the Houston Rockets team to win the regular season award issued by the NBA in the past decade. The last winner in Houston can be traced back to 2, when Steve Francis, as a rookie, won the rookie of the year this season. Best Coach Winner: On April 22nd, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced the winner of the coach of the year in 29-1-45-year-old young coach Scott Brooks of Oklahoma City Thunder, who was successfully elected by leading this youth army in the regular season with 5 wins and 32 losses. It is reported that the Thunder official will hold a press conference at the home Ford Center on Wednesday afternoon local time to announce the honor awarded to Brooks by the NBA, and the team general manager Sam Presty will also attend on time.

In the first full season when Brooks coached Thunder, the youth team he led won 27 more games than last season. Although in the first two games after the start of the playoffs, the Thunder trailed the defending champion Lakers -2. However, in the regular season of 29-1, under the coaching of Brooks, Thunder, led by Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and other young people, achieved an impressive record of 5 wins and 32 losses, while last year, their regular season record was only 23 wins and 59 losses.

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In February, 28, the Thunder led by Brooks had a record of 9 wins and 2 losses, and the winning percentage of 81.8% was the best in the league. Thunder started with a seven-game winning streak in February, and continued its victory in January until it lost to the Sun on February 23rd. Thunder * * * achieved a nine-game winning streak.

It is worth mentioning that neither the current Oklahoma City Thunder nor the team's predecessor, seattle supersonics, has ever been awarded the honor of Coach of the Year. It can be said that Brooks' election is destined to go down in the history books of the team.

Remarks: This award was selected in the 1962-63 season and was voted by sports journalists and TV commentators. This award is named after Rhett auerbach, the greatest coach in NBA history and the coach who led the Boston Celtics to create an eight-year championship.

Winner of the Best Defensive Player: On April 21st, Beijing time, the NBA officially announced today that Magic Center Dwight Howard, the winner of the Best Defensive Player in 29-1, won the award for the second consecutive year without any dispute. This season, Howard leads the league with 13.2 rebounds and 2.8 blocked shots per game, which is the second year in a row since he won the title of "Rebound King" and "Blocked King" with 13.8 rebounds and 2.9 blocked shots last season. This honor also makes Howard the only player in the league history who monopolized these two data in two back-to-back seasons. In addition, Howard also topped the league in shooting percentage with 61.2%, which made him the first player to rank first in the league in all three data in a season since the league perfected the block data in 1973. Those who are left behind by "Warcraft" are former superstars like Bill Wharton, Jabbar, Olajuwon and Ben Wallace. In addition, Howard is the seventh player to win this award in back-to-back seasons since the league established the best defensive player in 1983. The top six players are: Ben Wallace, Mourning, Mutombo, Olajuwon, Rodman and Moncliff. At the same time, Howard, who is only 25 years old this year, is the youngest player to achieve this honor. According to the report, earlier on Tuesday local time, Magic had already received the notice from the league inviting Howard to attend the award ceremony in advance, and they also put a brand-new Kia Souranto SUV outside Magic's home. You know, Kia is the sponsor of all the NBA player awards this year. Sure enough, at the award ceremony starting at 2 pm, Howard deserved to win the award again.

"I think this is a well-deserved honor for him," Magic coach Stan Van Gundy said of his disciple. "He is the most influential defensive player in the league."

This season, Howard leads the league with 13.2 rebounds and 2.8 blocked shots per game, which is the second consecutive year since he won the title of "Rebounding King" and "Blocking King" with 13.8 rebounds and 2.9 blocked shots last season. This honor also makes Howard the only player in the history of the league to monopolize these two data in two back-to-back seasons. In addition, Howard also topped the league in shooting percentage with 61.2%, which made him the first player to rank first in the league in all three data in a season since the league perfected the block data in 1973. Those who are left behind by "Warcraft" are former superstars like Bill Wharton, Jabbar, Olajuwon and Ben Wallace.

1V! R'O#G$z,W1h! In addition, Howard is the seventh player to win this award in back-to-back seasons since the league established the best defensive player in 1983. The top six players are: Ben Wallace, Mutombo, Olajuwon, Mourning, Rodman and Moncliff. At the same time, Howard, who is only 25 years old this year, is the youngest player to achieve this honor.

Since being selected by the Magic as the No.1 scholar in 24, this is the fifth consecutive season that Howard has won more than 1, rebounds in a single season, and the Magic has won 113 of the 162 games in which he blocked more than three shots in a single game. This season, Howard has been selected to the All-Star Team for the fourth year in a row, and under his leadership, the Magic entered the playoffs with the second best record in the league of 59 wins and 23 losses, only behind the Cleveland Cavaliers.

The best defensive player * * * invited 122 sports journalists and TV commentators to vote, and Howard won the first vote cast by 11 of them, and * * * got 576 points. Josh Smith of Atlanta Hawks and Gerald Wallace of Charlotte Bobcats ranked second and third respectively, and they got 136 points and 113 points respectively. (Note: each first-place vote counts 5 points, and the second-place vote counts 3 points. The third vote counts as 1 point) The voting result of the best defensive player in the NBA in 29-1:

Dwight Howard (Magic) 576 points

Josh Smith (Eagle) 136 points, Gerald Wallace (Bobcat) 113 points

LeBron James (Cavaliers) 61 points

Rajan. 29 points

Andrew Bogert (Buck) 23 points

Saab Sevrosa (Thunder) 2 points

Anderson Vallejo (Cavaliers) 18 points

Dwyane Wade (Heat) 13 points

Marcus Camby (Trailblazers) 13 points

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Tim Duncan (Spurs) 7 points

Battier (Rockets) 5 points

Andre kirilenko (Jazz) 4 points-the first award in the NBA this season-"Kennedy Citizen Award": The winner of this honor is Dale Porter of Philadelphia 76ers who made outstanding contributions to the Haiti earthquake. Born in Haiti, Durham Porter took active actions after a strong earthquake in his motherland at the beginning of the year, and spared no effort to provide assistance to the victims in his hometown. The 29-year-old veteran not only donated $1, himself, but also returned to Haiti twice during the league tournament, attracting people's attention to disaster relief. As early as three years ago, Durham Porter, together with UNICEF, the Red Cross and other organizations, set up the Durham Porter Fund, which is dedicated to providing assistance to Haiti. In addition, he established a college named after him in Haiti to provide places for people to go to school and exercise. The Kennedy Citizen Award began in 1975 and was named after the second president of NBA, Walter Kennedy. After the regular season of each season, the Professional Basketball Journalists Association awards it to NBA players or coaches who have made outstanding contributions to society through selection. NBA Manager of the Year: On April 25th, NBA officially announced that Bucks general manager John Hammond was elected as the manager of the year. Bucks won 46 games in the regular season this season, 12 more games than in 28-9. More importantly, the Bucks reached the playoffs for the first time since the 25-6 season.

Hammond has made several very wise decisions this season. On the draft day in 29, he picked Brandon Jennings in the 1th overall pick. This talented point guard quickly gained a foothold in the team, made a start, and scored a high score of 55 points in a single game in his rookie season.