MVP of the series?

[Bukefal]

No MVP - team effort.

This is true. Kori is right, we should count it as team effort instead of being individualistic.

[rascal]

Hill.
Hill bailed the team out when Duncan and Manu had off games.

[Spursmania]

This choice is too difficult. All those guys stepped it up when we needed them to. It was genuinely a team effort.

Amazing jobs each by Hill and Dice. Strong performance by Duncan setting the tone for 3 games in a row. I just can't say enough about Manu's heart and will to win. And, TP coming off the bench and doing a damn good job when we needed him. Way to go guys. Let's see what this team has left for the next round.

[ffadicted]

How are so many people voting for Hill. He had two good games, let's be real. Dice was the MVP without a doubt, and I'd be ok with manu as well

[sonic21]

manu and hill were too inconsistent to be mvp (imo).

[Cant_Be_Faded]

Greatest thing about the series was that there was no true MVP.

Every player had a great part in winning these games for us.

[peskypesky]

I voted for Hill. He saved our asses twice.

[peskypesky]

when i look at the series stats, it's hard not to once again give the MVP to Tim, but i still vote for Hill.

[carina_gino20]

Manu. He's the only player who brought it every game. He's also the only Spurs player that hit any 3s besides Hill.

Did you watch Game 5?

As for the MVP of the series, I'd have to go with either Tim or Manu, though. Hill was spectacular; I just don't think he was MVP. But it's a tough choice.

[EVAY]

Manu.

I know he had a bad game 5. So what? The thing is SERIES MVP. That has to be Manu. Had he been unable or unwilling to play through pain and fear in this series after that broken nose (to say nothing of the same game in which the nose was broken) we would not have won the series. Period.

[Bukefal]

This poll is more about popularity of each player on ST then based on mvp performances in the series