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Overall Championship Trophy - O'Brien Cup Finals MVP Trophy - Bill Russell Cup Only these 2 awards are named after people.

Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy (Larry O'The Brien NBA Championship Trophy is an annual trophy awarded by the National Basketball League (NBA) to the winning team of the NBA Finals series. The trophy has been in use since 1977 to replace the previous Walter A. Brown Trophy. The trophy was known as the "Walter A. Brown Trophy" until the 1984 NBA Finals, when it was named the "Larry O'Brien Championship Trophy" in honor of former NBA president (later known as NBA commissioner) Larry O'Brien, who served as NBA president from 1975 to 1983.

Prior to joining the NBA, Larry O'Brien served as U.S. Postal Service Attorney General during Lyndon Baines Johnson's tenure (1965-1968).

Bill Russell NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award, formerly known as the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award, is an award used by the NBA league to recognize the best player in the NBA Finals since 1969.

This award is voted on by a panel of 9 ** members who vote based on the performance of the players in the Grand Final Series, and the player with the highest score will receive the award. In at least one NBA Finals MVP selection, fans can vote on the NBA**, and the voting result is counted as the 10th vote in the final result.

Bill Russell He has 11 championship rings Full name: William Felton Russell.

Date of birth: February 12, 1934.

High School: McClemons Middle School, Oakland.

University: University of San Francisco.

How to get into the NBA: Drafted by the St. Louis Hawks in 1956 and traded to the Boston Celtics on April 29, 1956.

Height: 6 ft 10 in Weight: 220 lbs.

Honors: 1975 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, 11 NBA Champions, 5 NBA Regular Season MVPs, 3 NBA First Team, 8 NBA Second Team, 1 NBA Defensive Team, 12 NBA All-Stars, 1 NBA All-Star MVP, 1996 NBA Top 50 Stars, 1956 Olympic Men's Basketball Gold Medal.

Jordan has won the NBA championship 6 times.

1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998 NBA regular season MVP 5 times.

1988, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1998 NBA Finals MVP 6 times.

1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998 NBA offensive first team 10 times.

87, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98 NBA annual NBA defense team 8 times.

88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 93, 97, 98 NBA Rookie of the Year.

NBA slam dunk contest champion.

2-time Olympic champion.

1984, 1992.

The NBA was named one of the "50 Greatest Players in NBA History" in 1996.

NBA career total: 29,277, 4th in the NBA, 28 career triple-doubles.

Single-game scoring record: 69 points (March 28, 1990 vs. Cavaliers).Career points per game average is the first in history (Chamberlain is second in commission).10-time scoring champion in the history of the individual.

In April, the regular season ends. This is when individual awards are awarded, as well as the league-wide team. Individual awards are as follows:

NBA Sixth Man of the Year Best Performer among alternate players. NBA Rookie of the Year Rookie of the Year NBA Defensive Player of the Year NBA Coach of the Year NBA Coach of the Year Best Coach in the league or coach who has improved his team's performance the most NBA Manager Best General Manager of the season NBA Most Valuable Player Player of the season All-NBA There are three sets of best teams, including the best players in various positions.

There are two sets each for the All-Defensive Team and the All-Rookie Team.

Winner of the 2019 NBA regular season.

If you want to say that the championship ring is the most Celtics center Beal. Russell, whose 11 championship rings are unbeatable! The person with the most personal honors is definitely Michael Jordan of the Bulls!

Jordan: Six NBA champions.

Five-time winner of the NBA Regular-season Most Valuable Player Award.

Six-time winner of the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award.

Won two Olympic gold medals in men's basketball.

Three-time winner of the NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award.

Ten-time All-Star First Team.

Twice the slam dunk contest champion.

NBA Rookie King (1985).

Appeared in twelve NBA All-Star Breaks.

The first player in history to make a triple-double in an All-Star Game.

In the summer of 2001, Arenas entered the 2001 NBA Draft, but the results did not live up to his expectations, and he was selected by the Warriors with the 30th pick. And the champion show of that year was none other than Kwame Brown, a "parallel import" who was later ridiculed by countless people.

In the 2001-02 season, Arenas played in 47 games with the Golden State Warriors, starting 30 games, averaging points, rebounds, assists and steals.

In 2002-03, Arenas played in a career-high 82 games, averaging points, rebounds, assists and steals per game for the Golden State Warriors. He is the team's leading scorer 29 times, assists leader 56 times and steal leader 37 times. Score 20 or more points in 37 games, get 11 double-doubles, and score 10 or more in 10 games!

He was named the NBA's Most Improved Player and became the first sophomore to win the award after McLean in 1994.

Individual regular-season awards include Most Valuable Player (MVP), Best Defensive Player, Best Coach, Most Improved Player, Best Sixth Player, and Best Rookie.

Player of the Week Rookie.

Player of the Month Rookie.

All-Star Rookie Game Finals Regular Season MVP

All-Star Three-Point Contest Skill Challenge Slam Dunk Contest Champion.

All-Star Celebrity Tournament Winner.

Best Rookie. Best Coach.

Best Sixth Man.

Best Defensive Player and more.