Steve Carrie was named after a teammate

Golden Stayet Warriors Drimen Green (23) and Steve Curry goalkeeper (30) against Houston Ructas during the 3rd match of a series of basketball match in the American Professional League in San Francisco, Saturday, April 26, 2025. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)

Golden Stayette Warriors Stephen Carey won the title of Toyman Stoxus teammate in the US Professional League 2024-25 in the American Professional League on Monday.

The award depends on “non -selfish play, leadership inside and outside the court as a teacher and a role model for other players in the American Professional League, and commitment and dedication to the team,” according to the league.

The current US professional league players voted for the winner, as they chose from a list of 12 contestants in the final (six of each conference) chosen by a committee of executives in the league.

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Carrey won 66 votes in first place and 1,257 points out of a total of 1,257 points to defeat the Houston Ructas Stephen Adams (1,237 points). The New York goalkeeper Nix Gallin Bronson ranked third.

Carrie, 37, is MVP of the All-Star and Late MVP 11 times twice, and the cup group also includes the 2010-11 NBA SPORTSMANSHIP. The goalkeeper is also the American Professional League champion four times and the leader has ever in the 3 -point field goals.

TWYMAN-Stokes Ghating of the Year for the Hall of Famers Jack Twyman and MAURICE Stokes, teammates at Rochester/Cincinnati Royals from 1955-1958.

In the last game of the normal season 1957-1958, Stox was injured, which led to a coma after a few days and is permanently paralyzed. He was diagnosed with encephalopathy after shock, a brain injury that was damaged by the engine control center. Stokes has been supported for the rest of his life by Twyman, who has become the legal guardian and defender.