Anderson Varejao finishes 3rd in Sixth-Man voting
by John Bena (aka CavsBlogger) on Apr 27, 2010 6:49 PM CDT
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PrintThe bevy of NBA Award announcements continued today with word that the Hawks' Jamal Crawford - a former Cleveland Cavalier draft pick - was named the 2010 NBA 6th Man of the Year Award recipient. Crawford was a deserving winner, helping the Hawks to a 50 win season and a trip back to the playoffs.
Finishing 3rd on the list was Cavaliers F Anderson Varejao. With 126 points, Varejao finished behind 2009 winner Jason Terry of the Mavericks.
Mike Brown was proud to have his important big man get the notice he desired, but in true Brown fashion was more proud that Andy received recognition in the Defensive Player of the Year Award, won by Orlando's Dwight Howard.
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Andy is great... wonder what his +/- was for the year cumulatively.
Waaay too much attention is given to the offensive side of things (Crawford). Defensive should be considered more (Andy) since every championship team is built around it.
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