How many MVP titles did Michael Jordan recieve?
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He actually received 14 MVP titles.  5-Time NBA MVP (Regular Season), 6-Time NBA Finals MVP (Playoffs), and a 3-Time All-Star MVP (all star games).  By far the greatest basketball player the NBA has ever seen!
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MVP of the year: LeBron James\nMVP of the finals: Chauncey Billups
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Phil Jackson has 10 rings (not 11, the Knicks only have two championships in their history and Phil missed one).  \n\nJackson won his first ring as a player for the NY Knicks, ironically over the Lakers in 1973 (Phil missed the Knicks 1970 championship season due to spinal fusion surgery), and nine as a coach.  Six with MJ and the Bulls and three with Shaq, Kobe and the Lakers.
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You can't honestly compare anyone to Michael Jordan.\n\nHe brought his team to how many championships? \n\nFive-time NBA Most Valuable Player (1987-88, 1990-91, 1991-92, 1995-96, 1997-98) \nTen-time All-NBA First Team selection (1986-87 to 1992-93, 1995-96 to 1997-98) \nSelected in 1996 as one of the "50 Greatest Players in NBA History" \nA member of six Chicago Bulls NBA championship teams (1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93, 1995-96, 1996-97 and 1997-98) \nSix-time NBA Finals Most Valuable Player \nThe 1987-88 NBA Defensive Player of the Year and record nine-time NBA All-Defensive First Team selection (1987-88 to 1992-93, 1995-96 to 1997-98) \nEntering 2002-03, ranked first in NBA history in scoring average (31.0 ppg), second in steals (2,391), fourth in points (30,652) and in field-goals made (11,513), fifth in free-throws made (7,061), sixth in field-goals attempted (23,010) and eighth in free-throws attempted (8,448) \nClosed the 1997-98 season as the Bulls' all-time franchise leader in points, rebounds (5,836), assists (5,012), steals, games (930), field-goals made and attempted and free-throws made and attempted (8,115) \nHolds the NBA record for most seasons leading the league in scoring (10) \nShares the NBA record with Wilt Chamberlain for most consecutive seasons leading the league in scoring (seven, 1986-87 to 1992-93) \nHolds the NBA record for most consecutive games scoring in double-digits (842) \nHolds the NBA record for most seasons leading the league in field-goals made (10) and attempted (10) \nLed the NBA in steals in 1987-88 (3.16 spg), 1989-90 (2.77 spg) and 1992-93 (2.83 spg) \nHolds the NBA single-game records for most free-throws made in one half (20 against the Miami Heat on 12/30/92) and most most free-throws attempted in one half (23 in the same game) \nShares the NBA single-game records for most free-throws made in one quarter (14 against the Utah Jazz on 11/15/89 and against the Miami Heat on 12/30/92) and most free-throws attempted in one quarter (23 against the Miami Heat on 12/30/92) \nHolds the NBA Finals record for highest single-series scoring average (41.0 ppg in 1993) \nEntering the 2002-03 season, ranks as the all-time NBA Finals leader in three-pointers made (42), second in three-point attempts (114), third in points (1,176), fourth in steals (62), fifth in field-goals made (438), sixth in assists (209) and free-throws made (258), seventh in field-goals attempted (911) and eighth in free-throws attempted (320) \nHolds the NBA Playoffs record for highest career scoring average (33.4 ppg) \nEstablished an NBA Playoffs record with 63 points against the Boston Celtics on 5/20/86 \nEntering the 2002-03 season ranks as the all-time NBA Playoffs leader in field-goals attempted (4,497), free-throws made (1,463) and attempted (1,766), second in steals (376) and field-goals made (2,188), fifth in assists (1,022), seventh in three-point attempts (446) and ninth in three-pointers made (148) \nRecorded two playoff career triple-doubles, both against the New York Knicks (5/9/89 and 6/2/93) \nParticipated in 13 NBA All-Star Games (1985, 1987-1993, 1996-98, 2002-03), starting 13 times, and missed another due to injury \nNamed the MVP of the 1988, 1996 and 1998 NBA All-Star Games \nAll-time NBA All-Star Game leader in steals (35) and ranks second in field-goal attempts (206), third in points (242), fourth in scoring average (20.2 ppg), and eighth in assists (52) \nNotched the first triple-double in All-Star Game history, with 14 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists, in the 1997 NBA All-Star Game in Cleveland \nWon the Slam Dunk Contest in 1987 and 1988, also participating in 1985 \nNotched his 28th career triple-double, with 30 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists, against the Toronto Raptors on 4/14/97 \nReturned from retirement against the Indiana Pacers on 3/19/95 and posted 19 points, six rebounds, six assists and three steals in 43 minutes
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Michael Jordan - he won 6 Championships. At the very least, he is a God in Chicago.
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1984- Career high 17 assists in a win against the Golden State Warriors; wins NBA championship; named Finals MVP; named league MVP for the first time
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You are right. Michael Jordan had everything: knew the basics, dealt with the pressure, helped his teammates, earned amazing stats, dunked from the free throw line, and led the Bulls to 6 NBA Championships. What else could you wish for in the greatest basketball player of all time?
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I don't think there will be another "Jordan". A few like Kobe, and Lebron have the talent, but they play in a different league than the one that Jordan played in. Rules are different, geared more towards offense and take away some of the defense's ability to stop someone. Also there is no one, that commmands the respect and awe that Michael did. Teams developed whole strategies around him. He also is the ultimate closer, no one I belive will be able to do what he did in the closing seconds of a close game.He took his team to count them 6 championships. Who else did that besides Bill Russell? No one, and I don't think anyone else can.\n\nHe is so much more than a basketball player though, he was a icon. A marketing genious, and the most recognized person on the planet during his time. Maybe one day someone will command that respect, but hell they will still measure him as the next Michael Jordan. Not the next Kobe or Lebron or Wade, the next Jordan. He is the epitome, he is the standard of greatness.\n\nYeah he scored 81 in a game, but his teammate were just feeding him the ball, and the defense wasn't doing shit to even try and stop him, they gave up. Plus he was at home. Michael scored 63 in Boston in a playoff game against Larry Bird. Which do you think is more impressive. Not taking anything away from Kobe, but I would rather have what Jordan did.
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dunk champion: Gerald Green\n3 pt champion- Ray Allen\nskills champion: steve nash\nsophomores win with chris paul mvp\nwest wins with Yao Ming mvp
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Michael Jordan followed by Magic Johnson.
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Point is, he played a GREAT game and he deserves that MVP trophy for this series. Michael Jordan is the best of all time, I think that D.Wade can earn a spot next to MJ if he continues to play like this, but replace MJ and be the MJ of this generation, I don't know....
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Actually it is NOT Michael Jordan.\n\nTiger Woods & Michael Schumacher tie for first place with an approximate wealth of $80 million.\n\nHere is the top 10...\n\n1.  Tiger Woods \n1.  Michael Schumacher \n3.  Peyton Manning \n4.  Michael Jordan \n5.  Shaquille O'Neal \n6.  Kevin Garnett \n7.  Andre Agassi \n8.  David Beckham \n9.  Alex Rodriguez \n10. Kobe Bryant
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Karl Malone...  he would have won at least 2 if Michael Jordan wouldn't have been standing in his way.   Did you know he and Jordan are the only two players in NBA history to have eleven 2,000 point seasons !!!!  That's reason enough to name him the best player to never win a title.
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1. Michael Jordan\n2. LeBron James
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Michael Jordan currently lives in Highland Park, Illinois.
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Michael Jordan. Best ever. Always will be.
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Sonic I have to agree with you. All these people who disagree with you are being hypocritical. Because on one side they say Kobe is a selfish ball hog for averaging so many points so he doesn't deserve MVP but have no way of arguing why Jordan averaging well over 30 did deserve it in a similar situation. They say Jordan passed. Jordan might of had like 1 more assist a game. They are being kind of ridiculous. Jordan was considered the best ever because he won scoring titles every year so everyone wanted to be like Mike. Kobe wins it once and he's the biggest ball hog ever and a rapist. Give me a break. Kobe seemed pretty unselfish to me at his talent level letting Shaq get most of the glory in the finals after he dropped 44 to beat the Spurs in the conference finals.