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Years ago
You'd love to say "I wasn't expecting that" but I'd be lying my butt off.
Isaac, the award tends to go to the star player rather than the better performer when it comes down to it.
Have someone like Homicide and Devendorf churn out equal stats, Homicide will get the nod just for rep sake.
Same situation if you had Gary Wilkinson and Penney with near matching stats. Penney would get the nod over Gary just for being the higher profile player on the team.
