The bolded part is particularly ironic since the rest of your comment is basically a campaign to use box/minus stats as the best evaluator as to who deserves the MVP. Never mind the fact that Lebron has a higher usage rate than anyone on the Lakers (yet AD leads in almost all of the 5 major statistical categories). More relevantly, AD actually has a HIGHER Box/plus minus (BPM) than Lebron this year according to basketball-reference, so according to you, does AD deserve it more : 2019-20 Los Angeles Lakers Roster and Stats | Basketball-Reference.com
You can clearly see when you scroll down to advanced stats, AD's BPM is 8.6 and Lebron's BPM is 8.2. Never mind the fact that many of these advanced stats are heavily dependent on external factors that have little to do with the quality of the player. According to BPM , Chris Paul is the 3rd most valuable player in NBA history :
NBA & ABA Career Leaders and Records for Box Plus/Minus | Basketball-Reference.com
Stop with the conjecture and stick to common sense. No way is Lebron the best player when another player on his team leads the team in points, rebounds, steals , blocks, FT% and has the best efficiency (according to the advanced stats you love so much. Only when it suits your arguments of course)
Breh, you're clueless.
BPM is NOT their plus/minus stats, it's just a box score calculation that doesn't even take their plus/minus into account. It has NOTHING to do with the plus/minus stats I was talking about. The stats I was listing were telling you how the TEAM performs when one of those players is on the court as opposed to the other.
And where have you ever gotten the idea that I "love" advanced box score stats? I rarely ever talk about that shyt.
It's this simple. Lakers play much, much better with LeBron than they do with AD. All the Laker fans see it, everyone who covers basketball sees it, and the numbers prove it. If you want to claim otherwise alongside the 3 Bron haters who think you have a point and literally no one else, it's just going to keep exposing how little you know about basketball.
You guys are really special and not in a good way. 
Not being able to read once was bad enough. Replying to my shyt THREE TIMES and reading it wrong all three times is wild.
This is what I actually said - it had nothing to do with Magic's MVP year in 1987.
See where you went wrong?
1982:
Magic: 18-9-9-2-0 on 53% shooting
Kareem: 24-9-3-1-3 on 58% shooting
Kareem scored way more points than Magic on better shooting, had way more blocks and was a much better defender, yet Magic finished ahead of him in the MVP race 8th place to 10th. (Magic actually had a fraction of a rebound more than KAJ, I missed on that part but pretty damn sure that was irrelevant to the voters.)
1983:
Magic: 17-8-10-2-0 on 55% shooting
Kareem: 22-7-2-1-2 on 59% shooting
Same thing, way more points with more blocks and better defense, but Magic finished 3rd in MVP voting and Kareem 10th.
1984:
Magic: 17-7-13-2-1 on 56% shooting
Kareem: 21-7-3-1-2 on 58% shooting
Third straight year that Kareem had far more points on better %'s with better defense than Magic, yet Magic finished #3 in MVP voting while Kareem finished #4.
1985:
Magic: 18-6-12-1-0 on 56% shooting
Kareem: 22-8-3-1-2 on 60% shooting
Fourth straight year, Kareem has better scoring and better defense and Magic STILL finishes ahead at #2 in the MVP voting with Kareem #4.
1986:
Magic: 19-6-12-1-0 on 52% shooting
Kareem: 23-6-3-1-1 on 56% shooting
By this point Kareem's defense was seriously declining but he was STILL more important on that end than Magic was, he STILL is averaging significantly more points than Magic....and yet Magic was 3rd in MVP voting and Kareem was 5th.
That was 5 straight years where Kareem averaged 4-6 points more than Magic on better shooting %'s with much better defense and still finished behind him in the MVP race. And y'all think there's some sort of unwritten rule that says that AD has to be higher in the MVP rankings than LeBron because he has 1ppg, 1rpg, and 0.3spg more than him.
According to ON/OFF stats, Tobias Harris is actually the best player on the 76ers : 2019-20 Philadelphia 76ers On/Off | Basketball-Reference.com
be an anti-intellectual and eat advanced stats that tell you Chris Paul is the 3rd best bball player of all time
The fact still remains that AD leads the Lakers in Points, Rebounds, Steals, Blocks, FT% is a more efficient scorer and a much better defensive player. Its not that complicated. Lebron fans that usually love stats love them no more.
I never once said LeBron should be MVP, I said Giannis should be MVP. You've misread literally every post I've made in this thread.
Ya’ll don’t realize this is a troll thread throwing Bron Stan talking points back at them?
". Now Mr. Check My Stats is Mr. Intangibles.The fact that AD is listed in the top 5 alone should eliminate bron off the list based off the KD/Steph criteria
Then when you factor in AD is a top 2 DPOY candidate....
