NEW YORK (AP) — New York Knicks guard Jason Kidd has become the first player to win back-to-back NBA sportsmanship awards.

Kidd received 91 first-place votes from league players and 2,474 total points Tuesday to claim the Joe Dumars Trophy in his first season in New York. He won the award last season, his final one in Dallas.

Three-time winner Grant Hill is only other player to win the award multiple times.

The NBA will make a $10,000 donation on behalf of Kidd to The Jason Kidd Foundation, which is dedicated to improving education for youngsters.

Golden State guard Stephen Curry, who won the award in 2011, finished second. Luol Deng of Chicago, the 2007 winner, was third.

Full list of past winners:

2013 — Jason Kidd, New York Knicks

2012 — Jason Kidd, Dallas Mavericks

2011 — Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors

2010 — Grant Hill, Phoenix Suns

2009 — Chauncey Billups, Denver Nuggets

2008 — Grant Hill, Suns

2007 — Luol Deng, Chicago Bulls

2006 — Elton Brand, L.A. Clippers

2005 — Grant Hill, Orlando Magic

2004 — P.J. Brown, New Orleans Hornets

2003 — Ray Allen, Seattle SuperSonics

2002 — Steve Smith, San Antonio Spurs

2001 — David Robinson, Spurs

2000 — Eric Snow, Philadelphia 76ers

1999 — Hersey Hawkins, SuperSonics

1998 — Avery Johnson, Spurs

1997 — Terrell Brandon, Cleveland Cavaliers

1996 — Joe Dumars, Detroit Pistons

Thank God no one from M.A.D.D. was voting!

In all seriousness, I'm happy for JKidd, and am thrilled at what this guy has brought to the Knicks lockerroom and on the court.

A true leader.

I sure like the way he plays, tell you that. He could player coach my team right now.