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D720 2016-2017 Player Awards
Oct 16, 2017 9:18:06 GMT -5
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Post by billy on Oct 16, 2017 9:18:06 GMT -5
D720 2016-2017 MVP
Phoenix Suns
Gordon Hayward
1st in PER: 28.9
2nd in EWA: 22.0
2nd in PTS: 24.1
4th in STL: 1.8
I started typing this up for Russell Westbrook (1st in EWA, 1st in STL, 2nd in AST, 2nd in PER, 4th in MIN), and realized I had to give it to Gordon Hayward. Though Russell had a phenomenal season, leading the Celtics to an amazing postseason run, he also did so in 40+ minutes per game, while Hayward put up his elite numbers on only 36.7 minutes per game.
D720 2016-2017 Rookie of the Year
Utah Jazz
Brandon Ingram
8.6 ppg
3.5 rpg
1.1 apg
41% FG
29% 3P
78% FT
This was a poor year for rookies in D720. With the de facto RotY riding the bench all year (Simmons), the opportunity was open for someone to come out and try to snag the title for their own. There were some contenders -- Ingram, Kris Dunn, Malachi Richardson, Malcolm Brogdon, and a few others, though all of them shot abysmal from the floor except for Ingram. Though his counting stats are slightly behind players getting more minutes like Brogdon, his ability to not be a completely negative asset for his team this season by producing decent sim-league efficiency makes him a shoo-in for RotY.
D720 2016-2017 Finals MVP
Seattle Supersonics
Kevin Durant
46.6 FG%
94.4 FT%
42.8 3P%
1.6 AST:TO
26.35 p36
9.09 r36
2.96 a36
1.29 b36
Fantastic numbers in the finals to absolutely dominate the competition offensively. After coming back from a very scary knee-injury during the regular season that was the only thing keeping him out of the conversation for MVP, he came back with a vengeance in the playoffs to lead his team to a 4-1 series stomping of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Congratulations to all the savvy GMs that own these players!
Preseason rosters coming soon.
Phoenix SunsGordon Hayward
1st in PER: 28.9
2nd in EWA: 22.0
2nd in PTS: 24.1
4th in STL: 1.8
I started typing this up for Russell Westbrook (1st in EWA, 1st in STL, 2nd in AST, 2nd in PER, 4th in MIN), and realized I had to give it to Gordon Hayward. Though Russell had a phenomenal season, leading the Celtics to an amazing postseason run, he also did so in 40+ minutes per game, while Hayward put up his elite numbers on only 36.7 minutes per game.
D720 2016-2017 Rookie of the Year
Utah JazzBrandon Ingram
8.6 ppg
3.5 rpg
1.1 apg
41% FG
29% 3P
78% FT
This was a poor year for rookies in D720. With the de facto RotY riding the bench all year (Simmons), the opportunity was open for someone to come out and try to snag the title for their own. There were some contenders -- Ingram, Kris Dunn, Malachi Richardson, Malcolm Brogdon, and a few others, though all of them shot abysmal from the floor except for Ingram. Though his counting stats are slightly behind players getting more minutes like Brogdon, his ability to not be a completely negative asset for his team this season by producing decent sim-league efficiency makes him a shoo-in for RotY.
D720 2016-2017 Finals MVP
Seattle SupersonicsKevin Durant
46.6 FG%
94.4 FT%
42.8 3P%
1.6 AST:TO
26.35 p36
9.09 r36
2.96 a36
1.29 b36
Fantastic numbers in the finals to absolutely dominate the competition offensively. After coming back from a very scary knee-injury during the regular season that was the only thing keeping him out of the conversation for MVP, he came back with a vengeance in the playoffs to lead his team to a 4-1 series stomping of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Congratulations to all the savvy GMs that own these players!
Preseason rosters coming soon.
