Will the NBA hesitate to give Lebron the MVP because he already has 4?

[William F. Russell]

*looks at the stats*

If you say so,but thanks for pointing out the flaw in MVP voting. Have a nice night.

Your mother.

 

[Ghostface Trillah]

Your mother.

 

[ALonelyDad]

He is not going to get it, slow start, missed out tons of games. He is playing great right now but the record will matter too. Curry has it in the bag.

 

[Kitsch]

Bron stans.

 

[Hoganese]

LeBron would have to go God Mode to win it with all those games missed. Curry deserves it.

 

[USSInsiders]

there's no such thing you idiot.

Bullshyt. All those guys weren't playing the right way, they come to close a class-act club like the Cavs and suddenly they're championship-caliber role players.

Coincidence? Of course not. Credit to Coach Blatt for teaching these guys the right way to play the beautiful game of basketball.

 

[lutha]

yes....voters will get 'voter fatigue' as they call it....same shyt happened to mj....he might get 1 more before he retire....

 

[Amphibious]

MVP running at the moment is as follows:

1) James
2) Curry
3) Westbrook
4) Harden

It's over after that.

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Bullshyt. All those guys weren't playing the right way, they come to close a class-act club like the Cavs and suddenly they're championship-caliber role players.

Coincidence? Of course not. Credit to Coach Blatt for teaching these guys the right way to play the beautiful game of basketball.

I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

 

[USSInsiders]

I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

 

[Propaganda]

voter fatigue is a real thing. but, so far, this isn't the year to bring that up. if lebron keeps balling out and the cavs end up being 2nd seed (no way they pass the hawks), then i could see a legit argument.

there's a difference between best player and mvp though. there's a lot of times where they overlap but that's not always the case.

 

[HoopLife]

Cavs are 35-14 with Bron. 2-9 without him. Bron should get his 5th MVP but the media is in Love with the Curry narrative.

 

[lutha]

voter fatigue is a real thing. but, so far, this isn't the year to bring that up. if lebron keeps balling out and the cavs end up being 2nd seed (no way they pass the hawks), then i could see a legit argument.

there's a difference between best player and mvp though. there's a lot of times where they overlap but that's not always the case.

no it's not...not voting for someone cause he/she is the best and you're 'tired' of voting for him/her and just want to give it to someone else is not a validate reason...

 

[duckbutta]

League been pushing this Curry/Harden debate to long...

I legit can see giving it to Harden...he is playing with a team of guys who actually cannot create their own shot...

MVP is an award that by default should be given to james every year and only if a player has an otherworldly year should they take it away from bron

 

[Draje]

at comparing an SF's stats to a PG's....and even in your comparison, Bron averaged only 2 more points and 4 more rebounds AS A SMALL FORWARD than Rose.

Moreover, Miami was already a winning franchise before Bron's arrival. And a prime Wade and a prime Bosh (even without Bron) makes the Heat an above average team, especially in the East.

Bron also had the same amount of assists, AS A SMALL FORWARD, while shooting at much better percentages.

Lebron scored more, on higher efficiency, while having more rebounds and the same amount of assists.