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By John Hollinger
ESPN Insider Thursday, April 5, 2007 Improvement can be a very subjective term. For instance, most of the time when we talk about a player's improvement, we tend to think in terms of this season versus last season. Almost unconsciously, we tend to view players' progress in discrete season-long blocks -- "He'll be better next season," we say, or "He couldn't make that jumper last season." The league even gives out an award, the Most Improved Player trophy, to reward the player who has made the greatest year-to-year progress. But ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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