Brown opposes MVP awards for players who only play half the season
Jaylen Brown voiced his disapproval of past MVP winners being awarded despite playing only half of the season. He emphasized the belief that recipients of any award should have a substantial presence throughout the season.
While suggesting that the current threshold of 65 games might be too stringent, Brown proposed considering a lower number, such as 58 games, for eligibility.
“I do believe that if you win any type of award, I think you should have to play a significant amount of the season.
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