NEW YORK — Well, you can’t exactly call it a landslide.
But it certainly was a more decisive vote than many might have anticipated.
J.R. Smith, who led all reserves in scoring, received 72 first-place votes to Crawford’s 31 in winning the NBA’s Sixth Man award Monday.
Jarrett Jack of Golden State received 14 first-place votes and finished third.
My vote went to Smith, who had seven 30-point games in which the Knicks went 5-2. Crawford scored 30 once — one of the deciding factors I used when casting my official NBA ballots, which you can review here.
Here are the vote totals from the NBA:
Player Team 1st Place (5 pts) 2nd Place (3 Pts) 3rd Place (1 Pt) Total Points
J.R. Smith New York 72 39 7 484
Jamal Crawford LA Clippers 31 59 20 352
Jarrett Jack Golden State 14 15 55 170
Kevin Martin OKC 2 3 12 31
Ryan Anderson New Orleans 1 1 3 11
Andre Miller Denver — — 7 7
Jordan Crawford Boston 1 — — 5
Manu Ginobili San Antonio — 1 1 4
Carl Landry Golden State — 1 1 4
Nate Robinson Chicago — — 4 4
Corey Brewer Denver — 1 1 4
Ramon Sessions Charlotte — — 2 2
Shane Battier Miami — — 2 2
Luke Babbitt Portland — — 1 1
Gordon Hayward Utah — — 1 1
Vince Carter Dallas — — 1 1
J.J. Redick Milwaukee — — 1 1
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Mark Newman says
Whoever gave Jordan Crawford their 1st place vote either thought they were voting for Jamal or is a Boston homer. Either way, voting privileges should be revoked.