who's the youngest NBA mvp?
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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Suns star Steve Nash will be named the NBA's Most Valuable Player for a second straight season, according to a league source familiar with the voting. The announcement may not come for two weeks, like last season's May 8 ceremony.
663702
Yes.  He is in his twenties and averaging 30 pts a game.  He is young and has PLENTY of time to grow.  He is just now coming into his talent.  LeBron is the man...
1051387
My friend ill keep this simple, Michael Jordan won it the other time. Plain and simple, the guy above me is pretty retarded since the questions didnt ask to name all the finals MVP.
388818
I hope it will give to Steve Nash again cause Suns experienced a harsh year. \n\nHowever, NBA always give the MVP title to the leading team. Therefore, maybe they will give it to Hamilton or Wallace
1104414
That's what the f*#k I'm talking bout... and for people that say Wade is the best, they only say that s**t cause they turn one the TV and see him right now...  they either have never played organized basketball, don't remember the Laker 3 peat, or they just got the mind of an impressionable 10 year old little kid...  and the MVP stands for the MOST VALUABLE PLAYER...  if your going to give it to the player that makes his team better...  give it to LeBron, not Nash...  wins ain't got nothing to do with the MVP.  It's supposed to go to the player that had the best year... that was Kobe...  END OF DISCUSSION !!!!
175607
Kobe probably will be the MVP, but I think Shawn Marion or Steve Nash deserve it most.
161943
Not right now but in 3-6 years he could be. Youngest player to win All Star MVP. He has led the Cavs to a 4th or 5th seed in the East. He has a drive to win\n\nHe may be the future in the NBA. Him, Dwayne Wade, Maybe Andre, Bosh, \n\n I dont know why pistons is saying that people that thing that Lebron is good is retarted. Your calling every sports anaylyst stupid. And compared to them you dont know anything.\n\n   Lebron may when it in the future. But not in the near future. This year it will be Kobe or Nash or Billups or Dirk
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#5 has to be Steve Nash because ,"even when he could have the spotlight to himself, he passed!!!" Steve Nash is the best cause last time a checked he was MVP the last two seasons so im really suprised why he isnt #1.Steve Nash has to be #5 even though he should be #1, u ppl are wack since top sports analysts voted him as MVP!!\n\n\n\nCHECK OUT THIS CLIP, AND TELL ME WHY HE SHOULDNT BE #5 or even #1, and wow for wade being picked #2 when he has shaq and nash is doing it all without amare. \n\n\nhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3513801106699117240&q=Steve+Nash+Commercial
534152
he should at least be a MVP canidate but yes he should win the MVP award    GO DWAYNE AND HEAT!!!!!!!
606801
I definitely think Steve Nash deserved it this year. It was stupid that the LA fans was chanting MVP for Kobe Bryant. He's not the greatest player in the league, because Steve Nash is one of the few guards that truly make everyone around him better (the other guys are probably Kidd and James). But Nash also has the record and determination as well as the lack of height and atheleticism to show for it.
1061957
Still too young to really make an impact.  But Portland should have had more faith in him.  I think he could be an All-Star 5-6 years down the line when he adjusts to the NBA.
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OK come on man it's Kobe, he is gonna be the NBA 2007 MVP that is if Steve Nash doesn't take it back to back awards.  Every game Kobe always plays well someway, somehow, and he might even astonish you.
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Yes. He's been in the league for three years now. He's already been an allstar two times, has been the youngest player to win an allstar mvp award, is third in the L in scoring this season, an mvp candidate also this season, and James finished the regular season averaging 31.4 points, 7.0 rebounds and 6.6 assists to join Oscar Robertson, Jerry West and Michael Jordan as the only players in league history to get 31-7-6 in a season. He had a triple double in his very first playoff game.\nThink what he could become a few years from now.
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Maybe they've been "considered" for MVP, never will they be awarded the trophy. The only reason they'll consider a player from a non-playoff contending team is they'll look at most likely, the last half of the season, and check out that players superior stats, versus how his team did in that span. A team can lose the first 40 games of the season, then turn around and win the last 40 games.... when they won the last 40 they could've had a player single-handedly boost them into an "almost" playoff spot. Maybe the player's averaged 40 pts, 12 rebounds, 10 assists...(extreme example). He was able to bring his crappy team into the NBA spotlight by going on a 2nd half season tear. But for now, don't get a headache, a VERY extreme circumstance would have to happen before a player from a crappy team gets awarded the MVP. And it won't happen.
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.  He's also has the most amount of points in the NBA ever.  The guy is a king.
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Chauncey Billups.  Hes had a remarkable year.  Kobe shouldnt get it.  Theyve done horrible this year and scoring 81 pts in a game is amazing but not for an mvp award