Edy Tavares, MVP of the League closing – Muricas News

Actual Madrid heart Edy Tavares was chosen MVP, ‘Finest Participant’, of the ultimate ‘Playoff’ of the Endesa League, decisive and unstoppable within the fourth recreation that gave the Whites the title, with 25 factors, 13 rebounds and 41 credit of valuation.

The participant from Cape Verde had been making nice numbers within the qualifying rounds on the way in which to the title and within the closing he recovered that complete dominance that makes him a participant with no rival in Europe. Tavares averaged 13.2 factors, 6.2 rebounds and a PIR of 20 within the finals.

Tavares, who signed with Actual Madrid in 2017, turns into the eighth white participant with this award, because it started to be awarded in 1991: Sabonis (1993 and 1994), Angulo (2000), Bullock (2005), Felipe Reyes (2007 and 2013), Llull (2015 and 2016), Rudy Fernández (2018) and Campazzo (2019).

As a Madrid participant, the Cape Verdean heart lifts his ninth title, third League after these of 2018 and 2019. As well as, his document features a Copa del Rey, 4 Spanish Tremendous Cups and a Euroleague.

On a person stage, the MVP in these finals of the 2021/22 season joins his presence within the Endesa League Finest Quintet (2019 and 2021), two within the second (2020 and 2022), and the popularity for Finest Defender of the Endesa League in 2021 and 2022.

–PALMARÉS OF THE MVP OF THE FINAL.

TEMPORADA MVP.

1990-1991 Corny Thompson (Montigalá Joventut).

1991-1992 Mike Smith (Montigalá Joventut).

1992-1993 Arvydas Sabonis (Actual Madrid Teka).

1993-1994 Arvydas Sabonis (Actual Madrid Teka).

1994-1995 Mike Ansley (Unicaja).

1995-1996 Javier Fernández (FC Barcelona BC).

1996-1997 Roberto Dueñas (FC Barcelona BC).

1997-1998 Joan Creus (TDK Manresa).

1998-1999 Derrick Alston (FC Barcelona).

1999-2000 Alberto Angle (Actual Madrid Sale).

2000-2001 Pau Gasol (FC Barcelona).

2001-2002 Elmer Bennett (Tau Ceramics).

2003-2004 Dejan Bodiroga (FC Barcelona).

2004-2005 Louis Bullock (Actual Madrid).

2005-2006 Jorge Garbajosa (Unicaja).

2006-2007 Felipe Reyes (Actual Madrid).

2007-2008 Pete Mickeal (AXA FC Barcelona).

2008-2009 Juan Carlos Navarro (Regal FC Barcelona).

2009-2010 Tiago Splitter (Labor Fund).

2010-2011 Juan Carlos Navarro (FC Barcelona Regal).

2011-2012 Erazem Lorbek (FC Barcelona Regal).

2012-2013 Felipe Reyes (Actual Madrid).

2013-2014 Juan Carlos Navarro (FC Barcelona).

2014-2015 Sergio Llull (Actual Madrid).

2015-2016 Sergio Llull (Actual Madrid).

2016-2017 Bojan Dubljevic (Valencia Basket).

2017-2018 Rudy Fernandez (Actual Madrid).

2018-2019 Facu Campazzo (Actual Madrid).

2019-2020 Luca Vildoza (Kirolbet Baskonia).

2020-2021 Nikola Mirotic (Barça).

2021-2022 Edy Tavares (Actual Madrid).