Retro Player of the Year Project

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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#641 » by ronnymac2 » Thu Jun 10, 2010 12:10 am

Yeah, I definitely like July. I carelessly said a random year; doing it in October seems pointless. We may as well wait until 1947 if we're going to do that.

I'm on board with some time in July.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#642 » by Dr Positivity » Thu Jun 10, 2010 4:10 am

Wow Malone is going to beat Barkley by a crazy margin. Right now it's 4.07 to .668 and that gap could grow. Shows how important consistency, health and longevity is in this project.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#643 » by Silver Bullet » Thu Jun 10, 2010 11:49 am

Should do it well before July 1. I don't know if Free Agency will have any impact on this or not, but it'll be a frenzied time and no1 will be thinking of the Finals by then.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#644 » by Gongxi » Thu Jun 10, 2010 7:39 pm

I'd rather do it at the end of the project, recency bias and all.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#645 » by An Unbiased Fan » Thu Jun 10, 2010 8:07 pm

A week-long thread to coincide with the 4th of July weekend would probably be best.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#646 » by Doctor MJ » Sat Jun 12, 2010 10:44 pm

fyi, as I mentioned I'd do earlier, I've now updated the voting panel list removing people who are no longer active.

So everyone has the right expectations: You shouldn't feel like you're going to get kicked out if you miss a vote, but if you're going to have an extended absence, talk to me ahead of time. I'm not kicking people out to scare others into activity, but I also don't want a scenario where people only seem to be voting when one of their favorites is in contention.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#647 » by JordansBulls » Sun Jun 13, 2010 3:25 am

Wrote this in the 1990-1991 thread.

Karl Malone seems to be getting more respect than I would have imagined. Most seem to say Barkley was better in his prime when the two played, but Malone essentially has finished ahead of him literally every year except 1993.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#648 » by Doctor MJ » Sun Jun 13, 2010 7:35 am

JordansBulls wrote:Wrote this in the 1990-1991 thread.

Karl Malone seems to be getting more respect than I would have imagined. Most seem to say Barkley was better in his prime when the two played, but Malone essentially has finished ahead of him literally every year except 1993.


Malone's done better than I thought he would either. However, I say as a Barkley fan I don't think Barkley's really gotten shafted here. If anything it's the format itself that's the root of the problem (if there is a problem). Barkley's got quite a few seasons where he misses significant time in the '90s. That's rough when evaluating players one season at a time.

I do expect Barkley will shine in the next few seasons though.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#649 » by Silver Bullet » Mon Jun 14, 2010 4:16 am

Doctor MJ wrote:fyi, as I mentioned I'd do earlier, I've now updated the voting panel list removing people who are no longer active.

So everyone has the right expectations: You shouldn't feel like you're going to get kicked out if you miss a vote, but if you're going to have an extended absence, talk to me ahead of time. I'm not kicking people out to scare others into activity, but I also don't want a scenario where people only seem to be voting when one of their favorites is in contention.


Doc, I've been really busy lately. Haven't voted in the last couple of years, will try to keep up, but can't promise anything at least for the next week or two.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#650 » by Doctor MJ » Mon Jun 14, 2010 5:33 am

Silver Bullet wrote:
Doctor MJ wrote:fyi, as I mentioned I'd do earlier, I've now updated the voting panel list removing people who are no longer active.

So everyone has the right expectations: You shouldn't feel like you're going to get kicked out if you miss a vote, but if you're going to have an extended absence, talk to me ahead of time. I'm not kicking people out to scare others into activity, but I also don't want a scenario where people only seem to be voting when one of their favorites is in contention.


Doc, I've been really busy lately. Haven't voted in the last couple of years, will try to keep up, but can't promise anything at least for the next week or two.


Okay.

For future reference for everyone, I'd prefer to get PMs.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#651 » by CellarDoor » Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:51 pm

Doctor MJ wrote:
JordansBulls wrote:Wrote this in the 1990-1991 thread.

Karl Malone seems to be getting more respect than I would have imagined. Most seem to say Barkley was better in his prime when the two played, but Malone essentially has finished ahead of him literally every year except 1993.


Malone's done better than I thought he would either. However, I say as a Barkley fan I don't think Barkley's really gotten shafted here. If anything it's the format itself that's the root of the problem (if there is a problem). Barkley's got quite a few seasons where he misses significant time in the '90s. That's rough when evaluating players one season at a time.

I do expect Barkley will shine in the next few seasons though.


The problem Barkley's going to run into is that the people in front of him now (Malone, Drexler) are getting replaced by better people (Magic, Bird). I can see legitimate arguments for a 5th place spot or off the list entirely a few times coming up.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#652 » by Optimism Prime » Mon Jun 14, 2010 2:33 pm

Doctor MJ wrote:
Silver Bullet wrote:
Doctor MJ wrote:fyi, as I mentioned I'd do earlier, I've now updated the voting panel list removing people who are no longer active.

So everyone has the right expectations: You shouldn't feel like you're going to get kicked out if you miss a vote, but if you're going to have an extended absence, talk to me ahead of time. I'm not kicking people out to scare others into activity, but I also don't want a scenario where people only seem to be voting when one of their favorites is in contention.


Doc, I've been really busy lately. Haven't voted in the last couple of years, will try to keep up, but can't promise anything at least for the next week or two.


Okay.

For future reference for everyone, I'd prefer to get PMs.


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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#653 » by semi-sentient » Mon Jun 14, 2010 3:12 pm

Doc -- I updated the panel on dolem.com and removed the inactive voters that you sent.


Also, we still need the "official" team affiliations for the following for the sake of completeness (optional, of course):

- ElGee
- JordansBulls
- Shawngoat23
- TMACFORMVP
- the_rock220
- CellarDoor
- kaima
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#654 » by Doctor MJ » Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:46 pm

Optimism Prime wrote:You got my PMs, right?


Hmm, haven't gotten anything from you in the last week or so. Did get stuff from you earlier.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#655 » by Doctor MJ » Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:48 pm

CellarDoor wrote:
Doctor MJ wrote:Malone's done better than I thought he would either. However, I say as a Barkley fan I don't think Barkley's really gotten shafted here. If anything it's the format itself that's the root of the problem (if there is a problem). Barkley's got quite a few seasons where he misses significant time in the '90s. That's rough when evaluating players one season at a time.

I do expect Barkley will shine in the next few seasons though.


The problem Barkley's going to run into is that the people in front of him now (Malone, Drexler) are getting replaced by better people (Magic, Bird). I can see legitimate arguments for a 5th place spot or off the list entirely a few times coming up.


Will be interesting to see what happens. You can make the case that the competition was harder in these upcoming years, but at the same time, these are the years where Barkley consistently thrived in MVP voting, and the time where he was truly putting up numbers that look like misprints.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#656 » by sp6r=underrated » Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:52 pm

Doctor MJ wrote:
CellarDoor wrote:The problem Barkley's going to run into is that the people in front of him now (Malone, Drexler) are getting replaced by better people (Magic, Bird). I can see legitimate arguments for a 5th place spot or off the list entirely a few times coming up.


Will be interesting to see what happens. You can make the case that the competition was harder in these upcoming years, but at the same time, these are the years where Barkley consistently thrived in MVP voting, and the time where he was truly putting up numbers that look like misprints.


Magic was there in 91 so that isn't any change. Bird's last great season was 88, he didn't play in 89 and in 90 he really wasn't Larry Bird anymore. So I really don't think competition will be a big factor for Chuck in the next two years.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#657 » by JordansBulls » Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:52 pm

semi-sentient wrote:Doc -- I updated the panel on dolem.com and removed the inactive voters that you sent.


Also, we still need the "official" team affiliations for the following for the sake of completeness (optional, of course):

- ElGee
- JordansBulls
- Shawngoat23
- TMACFORMVP
- the_rock220
- CellarDoor
- kaima


Can we use the same team or must I pick any remaining team?

Also how does it work with the players?
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#658 » by Doctor MJ » Mon Jun 14, 2010 6:56 pm

JordansBulls wrote:
semi-sentient wrote:Doc -- I updated the panel on dolem.com and removed the inactive voters that you sent.


Also, we still need the "official" team affiliations for the following for the sake of completeness (optional, of course):

- ElGee
- JordansBulls
- Shawngoat23
- TMACFORMVP
- the_rock220
- CellarDoor
- kaima


Can we use the same team or must I pick any remaining team?

Also how does it work with the players?


Your favorite team, other people's preference has no bearing.
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#659 » by JordansBulls » Mon Jun 14, 2010 8:13 pm

Doctor MJ wrote:
JordansBulls wrote:
semi-sentient wrote:Doc -- I updated the panel on dolem.com and removed the inactive voters that you sent.


Also, we still need the "official" team affiliations for the following for the sake of completeness (optional, of course):

- ElGee
- JordansBulls
- Shawngoat23
- TMACFORMVP
- the_rock220
- CellarDoor
- kaima


Can we use the same team or must I pick any remaining team?

Also how does it work with the players?


Your favorite team, other people's preference has no bearing.


Well then I am going to use the "Chicago Bulls"
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Re: Retro Player of the Year Project 

Post#660 » by shawngoat23 » Wed Jun 16, 2010 6:24 pm

Favorite teams: Detroit from 1990-91, Chicago from 1991-98... hey, don't call me a bandwagoner, I moved! :lol:

Haven't really had one since then. I guess affiliate me with the Trailblazers if I had to pick one right now?
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