NBLG
Years ago
Know lots of interest in thrown around regarding the NBL MVP.
Would love to hear your thoughts 5 rounds in. Know the coaches get 10 votes at the conclusion of each game to vote for the season MVP, however here's a quick link (guide) for a 3-2-1 voting system.
Thoughts:
http://pickandroll.com.au/teampnr-nbl-mvp-201415-voting-rounds-1-5/
Isaac
Years ago
Can you please use your name and clearly mark this as your site that you are pushing on here?
Should change the name of the site to Pimp and Roll.
Fan-ciful
Years ago
Back on topic....
MVP favourites would have to be:-
Brendan Teys
Adam Gibson
Mitch Creek
Tom Daly
Anthony Petrie
Luke Schenscher
and
Jamar Wilson
No one else comes even close.
:P
Nathan of Perth
Years ago
Definitely no Wildcats in contention for this one. No stand-out for us so far this season.
Darryl
Years ago
If a player is suspended are they still eligible to win?
Might sound silly but I will ask anyway.
Childress and Wilbiken leading so far.
Mystro
Years ago
I think Wilbekin will win but the best player in the league by a country mile is Childress in my opinion, the guy is wow at both ends and has sweet handles for a giant.
LV
Years ago
The 3 likely candidates are Wilbekin, Childress and Jackson. I will be very surprised if one of them doesn't win.
Mcrae puts up volume points, so he stands an outside chance. As do Gibbo and Wortho after their strong starts to the season.
paul
Years ago
I think the leaders early on would be (in no particular order) Wilbekin, Jackson, Worthington, Gibson and Childress, with Conklin and Beal possibly not too far behind.
Mick
Years ago
Really depends on where their teams finish. You'd think Conklin, Wortho and Childress would all be out of the running considering their team's performance and likelihood of making the playoffs.
LV
Years ago
Brian Wethers and Rotnei Clarke have won it from teams who have a losing record (15-17 and 13-15). So if the Kings can win 12 games or there abouts, Childress is my favourite. If they can't, then he's still an outside chance.
Wilson Sting
Years ago
I'd say Childress at the moment as Sydney don't have any other players consistently stepping up. I'm very impressed with the Aussies Wortho and Gibson this season though, nice to see the local talent standing up to be counted.
paul
Years ago
LV is right, being on a mid-level team sometimes helps, although for all the bagging of the system most MVPs come from one of the best teams.
Looking at the ladder though, there is one game between Cairns and NZ in second, and then 2.5 games between them and Melbourne in seventh, so it's a bit early to be counting teams out, with the possible exception of Wollongong, but theyve recovered from bad starts before.
Camel 31
Years ago
most likely childress will win the race
lesser players should not be allowed to manhandle the stars. no, not even in perth.
he is permanently high just look at his post history
paul
Years ago
The scouting has caught up with Wilbekin in recent weeks, now we find out how good he is. The really good players evolve through the defensive changes, finding new ways to be effective which then open up their preferred options again.
Jordy
Years ago
Jackson, Wilbekin and Childress all in contention. Childress probably ahead because the coaches vote and he never take him off
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