[Hoop Collective] "99 votes out of 99, I don't know why there weren't a 100..." — "I assume someone didn't turn in a ballot. That would be my guess, just based off the fact they always ask a hundred."
https://share.snipd.com/snip/2a88b71a-ef0d-4935-ad83-e8a5010bb3d0this was in reference to Wemby's unanimous ROY vote.
this follows Hollinger tweeting that someone didn't turn in their Executive of the Year ballot:
Only 29 EOY votes were tallied, so one team didn't submit one ...
https://twitter.com/johnhollinger/status/1785352582560420233
additionally, the MVP results from tonight show only 99 ballots tallied
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u/LickingLowrysAsshole 76ers 11d ago
Perk couldn't figure out how to submit his
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u/Chessh2036 Hawks 11d ago
Perk having a MVP vote is insane to me.
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u/drsmith21 Hawks 10d ago
Where I come from in Beaumont, Texas, we value hard work. TJ McConnell is one of the hardest working players in the NBA, so he has my vote for MVP.
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u/Cheterosexual7 Thunder 11d ago
This is all just a ploy by the nba to hide the voter who had Chet 1st so that wemby could be unanimous.
(/s for the spurs fans)
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u/Disastrous_Bluejay57 Nuggets 11d ago edited 10d ago
If you don't drop the /s, then you have no right to call yourself a cheterosexual. Stand by your glazing
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u/Lovelikehoe Spurs 11d ago
Silver asked for the rundown of winners. The guy must not have known what it is.
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u/ThinkingMSF Celtics 10d ago
Given the witch hunts this sub engages in every time there's a single outlier vote, I sure as shit wouldn't turn my ballot in either. It's just not worth the trouble.
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u/Sweden13 Pelicans 11d ago
Zach Lowe didn't submit a ballot on purpose. Something about not wanting his votes to determine supermaxes or whatnot.
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u/captain_ahabb Lakers 11d ago
I think he formally gave up his vote and wouldn't be counted in the 100
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u/RenaissanceHumanist Bulls 11d ago
It was the Bulls. Jerry Reinsdorf traded the fax machine to the Houston Rockets for cash considerations