who is gonna be the mvp for the nba allstar game?
100848
LeBron James!!!! \n\nGo Cavs!!!
1109631
It is hard to say one person. There are many contenders though. Ronaldinho, Kaka, Riquelme, Rosicky, Cahill, Villaetc. \n\nHowever it is much too early to pick a MVP. Keep watching and that person will soon prove to the world that they deserve such a title.
1108153
Its probably John Stockton... he owns a couple of assist records
342228
Steve Nash is still leading in the MVP votes.  He might not have stellar stats, but he carries the team.  Sun would not have this kind of records without Nash this year.  It's all about the team, not individual.\n\nThink about this - if you play with Steve Nash, suddenly you are a star (look House, Diaw...).  If you play with Kobe, you suck.  And Kobe would keep blaming on you.\n\nLebron James is also good, but some coaches and analysts still think he doesn't create enough open shots for teammates.  Just FYI.
608641
Nash just beet Kobe in the first round of the playoffs so when deciding between kobe and nash I would say nash. But lebron seemed more valuable to Cleveland in the finals so I think lebron deserves the MVP
160475
I think it's JJ Redick of Duke.  He's going to win Player of the Year over Morrison of Gonzaga by a couple votes.
465202
Well Lebron, if he won would be the youngest player to ever win the Regular Season MVP. Until that happens, Wes Unseld of the Baltimore/Washington Bullets (Now the Wizards) is the Youngest MVP at 23 Years old.
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Cavs fo sho. LeBron James for MVP. He does it all. Boards, Dimes, Points.
412815
The italian hit it. It hasn't been annouced but it's gonna be either Kobe, Nash, or LeBron.
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Migeul Tejada \n2002 AL Most Valuable Player \n2004 AL RBI Leader \n2005 All-Star Game MVP
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Lebron\nbut Dwayne is pretty good
349280
The votes are already in.  It won't be officially announced for a couple weeks probably, but there are reports out that Steve Nash has won it.  Besides, Kobe doesn't deserve the award, he led the Lakers to a seventh seed and doesn't make his teammates better, that's not the definition of an MVP.
809357
i'd go with Jordan, he is suppose to start......
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SUNS!!!!!!!!!!  STEVIE NASH IS MY BOY!!!! AND GO STEVIE FOR MVP#2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
194570
There is a difference between MVP and a player of the year. Kobe could and should be both,but the NBA only gives out an MVP award and they usually give it to people on teams that are at the top of the league. So most likely Steve Nash or Chauncey Billups will get it,although Kobe is having an amazing season and is the only reason why the Lakers are seventh. Go Lakers and Go Kobe!
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If I had a ballot for the NBA MVP award this season it'd probably go something like this:\n\n1) Dirk Nowitski\n2) LeBron James\n3) Steve Nash\n4) Dwyane Wade\n5) Tony Parker\n\nDirk's the clear choice for me for all he is doing for the Mavericks - how he has elevated his game this season. He does everything well, has picked up a defensive game this season and is virtually unguardable unless your last name is Bowen.\n\nLeBron James pretty much is the Cavaliers this season and is almost single-handedly carrying his team to the playoffs this year.  I wouldn't be surprised if he got a lot of consideration, but don't think he'll win, cause A) he's still very young and I don't think a lot of sportswriters will put him #1 on the ballot and B) Cleveland, though improved this year, are still not near being an elite team and they also like to interpret most valuable player as MVP of one of the top 3-5 teams in the league.\n\nSteve Nash is having an even better year than last season when he won, but the Sun's late season slide and sub-par numbers probably cost him the award this year among so many possible candidates. Steve Nash is probably more important to the Suns than any other player is to their respective team, though, and he makes every one around him amazing - if he can turn Boris Diaw into an all-star caliber player...\n\nDwyane Wade has been the main reason Miami is #2 in the east, and not one of those four teams battling it out for the last 3 eastern spots.  Shaq's not the player he used to be even if he wasn't injured as often as he has been this season, and they don't have many roleplayers out in Florida.\n\nTony Parker I put in #5 mainly as a testament to how he has helped keep the Spurs #1 in the west even with injuries to the teams two greatest players keeping them out of ballgames or playing injured for nearly the entire season. He has improved his game to where he is a more complete point guard, hardly turns the ball over, and has the 3rd best FG% in the NBA, which is ridiculous for a PG.\n\nAnd, just as an aside, I really don't see how the Lakers are that great with or without Kobe Bryant.  He's just a scorer.  He takes too many shots and has only a 44% FG percentage... under 35% from the arc.  Both those numbers are below the team averages.  He scores 35 PPG... but takes approximately 40% of all the shots the Lakers take.  Without Kobe this year the Lakers are right where they are, or maybe just on the other side of the playoffs, around 9th or 10th in the west.
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Has to be Kobe, All NBA Defensive team this year, and Mr 81. He his the game's best perimeter player and a tenacious defender. (Held Wade to less then 20 in one of their meetings)