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Voter profile

Jim Petersen

Fox Sports North 2015–2016
Ballots cast
12
Seasons
2
2015–2016
Mean similarity
0.82
field 0.77 (+0.05)
No-overlap ballots
0
shared no name with the top

Similarity is rank-biased overlap against each award's final order of finish — 1.00 is the consensus exactly, 0.00 shares no name with it. It measures how unusual a ballot was, not whether it was right: if the panel gets a season wrong, the voter who got it right scores as the outlier.

Least conventional ballot
2016 Most Improved Player — ranked Stephen Curry, then CJ McCollum, then Kawhi Leonard, similarity 0.28.

Every ballot

2016

AwardTheir rankingSimilarity
Sixth Man of the Year
  1. 1 Jamal Crawford,
  2. 2 Will Barton,
  3. 3 Andre Iguodala
0.72
Coach of the Year
  1. 1 Steve Kerr,
  2. 2 Gregg Popovich,
  3. 3 Terry Stotts
0.83
Defensive Player of the Year
  1. 1 Kawhi Leonard,
  2. 2 Draymond Green,
  3. 3 Rudy Gobert
0.89
Most Improved Player
  1. 1 Stephen Curry,
  2. 2 CJ McCollum,
  3. 3 Kawhi Leonard
0.28
Most Valuable Player
  1. 1 Stephen Curry,
  2. 2 Kawhi Leonard,
  3. 3 LeBron James,
  4. 4 Chris Paul,
  5. 5 Kevin Durant
0.91
Rookie of the Year
  1. 1 Karl-Anthony Towns,
  2. 2 Kristaps Porzingis,
  3. 3 Devin Booker
0.89

2015

AwardTheir rankingSimilarity
Sixth Man of the Year
  1. 1 Lou Williams,
  2. 2 Tristan Thompson,
  3. 3 Jamal Crawford
0.72
Coach of the Year
  1. 1 Mike Budenholzer,
  2. 2 Steve Kerr,
  3. 3 Brad Stevens
0.89
Defensive Player of the Year
  1. 1 Kawhi Leonard,
  2. 2 Draymond Green,
  3. 3 DeAndre Jordan
1.00
Most Improved Player
  1. 1 Jimmy Butler,
  2. 2 Rudy Gobert,
  3. 3 Draymond Green
0.83
Most Valuable Player
  1. 1 Stephen Curry,
  2. 2 James Harden,
  3. 3 Anthony Davis,
  4. 4 LeBron James,
  5. 5 Chris Paul
0.84
Rookie of the Year
  1. 1 Andrew Wiggins,
  2. 2 Nikola Mirotic,
  3. 3 Nerlens Noel
1.00

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