did leBron James really deserve the mvp award or did Tracy Mcrady?
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Whether he deserved it or not, you know the NBA is going to do everything they can to market Lebron. They really need him to become the next Michael Jordan to save the game of basketball from fading away like the NHL!
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MVP - LeBron\nNBA Champs - Spurs\nImproves - Hornets
411935
LeBron James is better because he's an all-around player, but Carmelo Anthony is just for scoring...
590823
I'm with you on this all the way. And Kobe really does deserve the MVP award- his performance last game when he tied the game at the end of the fourth and won it at the final seconds of over time prove it.
970955
am i missing something here?...was steve nash voted mvp even tho kobe was better?.....have the lakers made even the finals again since shaq left?...i believe that those that think kobe is best belong in the twilight zone
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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Their is no way that Lebron James is better than Kobe you can compare Kobe has won championships had 81 points in a game so no way that Lebron is better Its Kobe and year by year and getting better. Kobe the best without a doubt
86450
I don't know who should've won.  Iguodala's dunks were pretty impressive.  Especially the one from behind the backboard.  Robinson's dunks were cool, too, and he probably won because he's shorter than most people that enter the dunk contest, and he still did all those awesome dunks.  Allen Iverson was saying that Iguodala might not ever do the dunk contest again because of how he got robbed, so that's not good.  Iguodala should come back next year.
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This question is asked about a thousand times a day by every sports writer in the country, LeBron or Kobe?  You can make a case for either player for the MVP, Kobe has had a spectacular season, posting numbers that haven't been seen since Jordan was on the courts.  Plus dropping 81 points in a game early this season, that was amazing.  But Kobe only cares about Kobe, he may be a great player, but he doesn't make his teammates better, there lies the difference between him and LeBron.  LeBron can score at will just like Kobe, and control/dominate a game like Kobe, but LeBron averages over 6 assists and 6 rebounds a game, Kobe doesn't.  LeBron plays team basketball, Kobe doesn't.  That will be the difference in the voting.
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M.J. until Lebron wins a title.  Lebron is a ridiculous talent but he needs to grow up a little bit more.  There is no doubt in my mind that Lebron will win some titles and in two years average a triple double.  Once he wins one for Cleveland I'll take Lebron as the best ever
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Well, Lebron has not reached his prime yet.  When LJ reaches his prime, will he be as good as Jordan was in his prime?  Stay tuned!  If you're an NBA fan, you have to look forward to seeing him develop.  The other question(s):  will he have a player as good as Pippen, and a coach as good as Jackson to aid his development?  Not likely.\n\nBest player of all time?\nI subscribe to the view that Chamberlain was the most dominant force ever in the game.  Russell was the greatest winner.  But, I guess the greatest combination of individual talent and winning was Jordan.
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LeBron is a phenominal player and MJ is a legend but you cannot possibly compare Micheal Jordan and Lebron James, MJ is the one and only and he is the truth, but right now only time will tell but untill then MJ will remain the greatest that has ever played the game of basketball!
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I've been asking myself the same question ever since the season began.\n\nI think Lebron has huge chances. The Cavs are doing good and basically, they depend on Lebron to do almost everything. Cavs are a team of nobodies, and if Lebron does have a 52+ win season averaging 29/6/6, He will be a shoe-in for MVP. If not, blame the judges.\n\nOther players I consider for the MVP award are: Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas; Steve Nash, Phoenix (He's got the assist stat owned so why not); Carlos Boozer, Utah (guy's been really good this year); Dwyane Wade (Wade's still the same high-powered scoring offensive beast out on the court, but his team isn't doing so well); and Tim Duncan (Probably another best record in the NBA. If Duncan keeps up his 22/12/3 effort, He could be a deadly candidate); Yao Ming (He's shown he deserved the first overall draft pick selection and he is healthy); and Kobe Bryant (Im still doubtful about this; hope Kobe returns to his 81-point form, but with more assists).\n\nThat's all I got. I still think LBJ will get it all.
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A.) hes not a complete player yet. he needs to work on defense more.\nB.) He is not the best player in the league. Kobe Bryant. its the truth  and I HATE Kobe. \nBut with that said lebron james is 21 years old was in the top five in MVP voting and is on the verge of taking his team to the Eastern finals. He has met and exceeded all expectations the media and the sportcasters has thrown at him. and hes 21! hes has years to get so much better. their is no celling to his potential. thats why everyone likes him.
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If you mean MVP, I think they will give it to Nash. He did a great job, but this year there are many worthy candidates. If I had a vote I would give it to Nowitzki. As a Spurs fan, I could not choose between Parker or Duncan this year, both were outstanding.
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Lebron James. Even at this stage in his career he is a better alround player. The best part of his game is that he's not a jerk.
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well i think wade is a whole lot better than both  b/c as rookies lebron james barely got his team in the playoffs and ai was not no good as a rookie and wade put his team in the 4th seed in the playoffs and wade can do anything he wants and he ain't a ballhog