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LIVE NOW: Andrew Gaze MVP Awards (Stream & broadcast details)
The Andrew Gaze MVP Awards will be held on Monday, February 23, with the NBL's night of nights set to recognise the stars of the competition.
The event will be broadcast live on Disney+ and Kayo, as well as the NBL's YouTube Channel from 7:30pm AEDT.
Check out the Finalists for all awards below, as well as our full MVP Preview show.
Andrew Gaze Trophy for Most Valuable PlayerBryce Cotton (Adelaide 36ers)Kendric Davis (Sydney Kings)
Linsday Gaze Coach of the YearBrian Goorjian (Sydney Kings)Josh King (South East Melbourne Phoenix)
Most Improved PlayerFlynn Cameron (Adelaide 36ers)Makuach Maluach (Sydney Kings)Sam Mennenga (New Zealand Breakers)
Bryce Cotton wins sixth Andrew Gaze MVP Award
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Bryce Cotton continues to etch his name into NBL folklore, adding yet another Most Valuable Player award to his ever-growing trophy cabinet.
This was the sixth time Cotton accepted the Andrew Gaze Trophy as the NBL's MVP, which puts him just one behind the award's namesake, who won seven over the course of his illustrious career.
Cotton won the award on the back of yet another season of substantial production, averaging 25.7 points and 7.6 assists per game — both league-leading, with the 33-year-old claiming his ninth NBL scoring title — as he guided the Adelaide 36ers to a top-two finish in his first season with the franchise.
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Bryce Cotton is NBL MVP once again, claiming the Andrew Gaze Trophy for the third consecutive season and a remarkable sixth time overall.
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Cotton was the biggest story of the NBL season but for very different reasons, after leaving the Perth Wildcats for the Adelaide 36ers, then leading his new team to second place and a semi-final berth.
He pipped last season’s runner-up Kendric Davis in the tightest race in years.
Cotton won 96 votes to 94, meaning while he won by two, just one person switching from Cotton to Davis would’ve made it a tie for the third time in league history.
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