Who's your choice for MVP? Coach of the Year? Rookie of the Year? Share them here.

MVP
1. Tim Duncan-Spurs
2. Kevin Garnett-Timberwolves
3. Allen Iverson-76ers


Coach of the Year
1. Rick Carlisle-Pistons
2. Flip Saunders-Timberwolves
3. Jerry Sloan-Jazz


Rookie of the Year
1. Amare Stoudemire-Suns
2. Yao Ming-Rockets
3. Caron Butler-Heat

Defensive Player
1. Ben Wallace-Pistons
2. Ron Artest-Pacers
3. Allen Iverson-76ers

Sixth Man
1. Michael Redd-Bucks
2. Nick Van Exel-Mavericks
3. Manu Ginobli-Spurs

Executive/Front Office of the Year
1. Spurs
2. Pistons
3. 76ers

First Team All NBA
Guards-Kobe Bryant, Tracy McGrady
Forwards-Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett
Center-Shaquille O'Neal

MVP:Tim Duncan
Runner ups: Kevin Garnett, Tracy McGrady

Coach of the Year: Rick Carlisle (Detroit)

Rookie of the Year: Yao Ming
Runner ups: Amare Stoudemire, Caron Butler, Carlos Boozer

Defensive Player: Ben Wallace

Sixth Man: Michael Redd
Runner ups: Nick Van Exel, Voshon Lenard, Bobby Jackson

Executive/Front Office of the Year: Detroit

First Team All NBA:
Kobe, T-Mac, Duncan, Garnett, Shaq

[ April 20, 2003, 05:31 AM: Message edited by: canmark ]

MVP - KG - talented basketball player, nice guy, double-doubles almost every game, T'Wolves would be nothing without him

Coach of the Year - As much as I hate them, I have to go with Jerry Sloan. How do you make the playoffs with a 38 & 40 y/o on your roster?

Rookie of the Year - Caron Butler - A force to be reckoned with anytime he's on the court.

Defensive Player of the Year - His defense alone is that afro and those huge arms. 22 rebounds a night doesn't hurt either.

Sixth Man - I have to be partial and give it to Nick Van Exel (though I'd be just fine with cutie pie Ginobli). 35 points off the bench in one game is nothing to sneeze at. I do think one omission here from the nominations would be Kirilenko from the Jazz.

Front Office - San Antonio Spurs

First Team All NBA - PG - Kidd, SG - TMac, SF - Dirk (okay okay...KG), PF - Dunk, C - Shaq

The Wolves would be nothing without KG but what about the Spurs without Duncan? KG's supporting cast in Minnesota is just as good if not better than Duncan's in San Antonio. Trade the two players and Minnesota would be the #1 seed in the West. So I'd say Duncan for MVP.

Coach of the Year- Maurice Cheeks, what a job keeping that mess together

Rookie- Stoudamire, although Ming will eventually be the better player

Defensive- GP

Front Office- Last offseason the Sonics looked like they were stuck with an unmovable roster where they couldnt make any moves. But since theyve got rid of one of the worse players with a huge contract, Vin Baker. They made an incredibly gutsy and unpopular move by trading GP for Ray Allen, when they made that trade, GP was unhappy and the Sonics were 9 games under 500, Ray Allen started performing like an MVP getting double doubles and triple doubles and got the Sonics back to 500. Kevin Ollie turned out to be quite an underated PG and the young players mainly Rashard Lewis werent playing like they were scared anymore. Now they have freed up enough space to add or trade for one more piece to puzzle for next season. So definetely the Sonics front office here.