When will the nba mvp for 2006 be announced?
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The NBA's 2006 MVP will be announced at the end of the season just before the first round of the playoffs.
1146304
yes and yes they can repeat and D-Wade will be MVP.\nyeah baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1013120
most likely its gonna be D WADE because shaq is most likely gonna be double teamed because he's going to be unstopable in the post and it will open up all kinds of opportunities for wade and others but the other people aren't superstars at this moment like WADE is!!\nhe is much faster, quicker, and a way better ball handler than any one in Dallas so its going to be Wade for MVP after Miami wins in 6 games
751712
No.  I think he's only been to a World Series twice.  2006 MVP was Eckstein and 2003 and Beckett.
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AL & NL Rookie of the Year - November 13th\nNL Cy Young - November 14th\nAL & NL Manager of the Year - November 15th\nAL Cy Young - November 16th\nNL MVP - November 20th\nAL MVP - November 21st\n\n Here's a page that gives the dates for all of them:\n\nhttp://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/awards/y2006/index.jsp
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I think the MVP should not be decided until at least the end of the first round. Firstly if you cant get you team in the final you shouldnt be MVP and secondly the first round could be a confirmation of the play during the season.\n\nThe winner of the Suns vs Lakers games would be enought for me to judge show should have won between Kobe or Nash. Or if Lebron explodes in the first leg of the final then we could choose lebron
862597
This might be the year...Superbowl MVP
870477
yeah he will be in the all star game but will steve nash, lebron, and shaq he will not win MVP. But in 2 years he will
516598
mike miller won sixth man award \ndefensive player has not been anounced yet
1051387
My friend ill keep this simple, Michael Jordan won it the other time. Plain and simple, the guy above me is pretty retarded since the questions didnt ask to name all the finals MVP.
336066
I am not a Laker fan, but I agree that Kobe should win the MVP. He's had a monster season and definitely has the numbers to back up an MVP claim. And since MVP stands for "Most Valuable Player," there's no question that Kobe is the single most valuable player on any of the playoff teams. Take Kobe away fromt he Lakers and they only win 20 games this season, tops. If you took out any of the other candidates from their teams, they would have suffered, but not nearly as much. Plus, he's the most exciting player to watch.
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Go here for all the info you need:\n\nhttp://www.nba.com/allstar2006/
1162131
check out the nba website for details or may be check google or yahoo
342228
Steve Nash is still leading in the MVP votes.  He might not have stellar stats, but he carries the team.  Sun would not have this kind of records without Nash this year.  It's all about the team, not individual.\n\nThink about this - if you play with Steve Nash, suddenly you are a star (look House, Diaw...).  If you play with Kobe, you suck.  And Kobe would keep blaming on you.\n\nLebron James is also good, but some coaches and analysts still think he doesn't create enough open shots for teammates.  Just FYI.
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no way. even though he had a nice year and a nice record. that doesnt only make him the mvp. steve nash in my mind repeats as mvp. not only is he having a better year then last year (he was mvp last year), but he also is helping his teammate boris diaw be the front runner in the most improved player award. he has lead his team without amare one of the most versatile and explosive big men in the league. steve nash wins hands down. kobe will win it when he does more then score points. lebron wins it in a couple years.
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the final voting for the 2006 MVP was as follows:\n\n1) Steve Nash - 924 points, 57 1st place votes\n2) LeBron James - 688 points, 16 1st place votes\n3) Dirk Nowitski - 544 points, 14 1st place votes\n4) Kobe Bryant - 483 points, 22 1st place votes\n5) Chauncey Billups - 430 points, 15 1st place votes\n6) Dwyane Wade - 87 points\n7) Elton Brand - 50 points, 1 1st place vote\n8) Tim Duncan - 33 points\n9) Tony Parker, 9 points\n10) tie - Allan Iverson, Shawn Marion, 1 point each.
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1. MVP- Kobe Bryant\n\n2. Scoring Title- Kobe Bryant\n\n3. Defensive Player of the year- Shawn Marion\n\n4. 6th Man- Chris Duhon\n\n5. Most Improved Player- Chris Kaman\n\n6. Rookie of The Year- Chris Paul\n\n7. Coach of the Year- Mike D'Antoni