It's a no-brainer pick

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It's a no-brainer pick and it's possible that Howard will exceed his runaway results of the past two DPOY elections. Last year, he received 110 of the 122 available first-place votes (90.2 percent) and 576 of the maximum 610 points (94.4 percent) possible points.

In 2009, Howard was listed first on 105 of 119 ballots (88.2 percent), with 542 of a possible 595 points (91.1 percent). That was the largest share of points since 2002, when Detroit's Ben Wallace snagged 96.7 percent in the final year of the old one-vote, one-point system.

Some of the league's very best defenders have been recognized with consecutive awards; Sidney Moncrief (1983, '84), Dennis Rodman (1990, '91), Hakeem Olajuwon (1993, '94), Dikembe Mutombo (1997, '98), Alonzo Mourning (1999, 2000), Wallace twice (2002, '03 and 2005, '06) and Howard. Only Mutombo and Wallace, with four each, have won more than two.

And Howard presumably has plenty of time to fill a room with this particular trophy; he had two by the time he turned 25 in December -- younger than any first-time winner except Alvin Robertson (1983). Heading into his prime -- head, shoulders and trapezius muscles above the rest of the NBA's centers -- there is no reason Howard can't control this award the way he controls the paint.

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