LeBron James MVP MVP MVP?
605861
Of course! Unlike Kobe, he is a team player. I am also a huge Cavs fan and I think LeBron is amazing for being only a 3rd year player
862597
This might be the year...Superbowl MVP
436007
I think it will be a repeat of last year, Pistons and Spurs. For finals MVP? Depends who wins, if Spurs, Tony Parker or Tim Duncan. If Pistons, Chauncey Billups. If you are talking about regular season MVP, either Steve Nash or LeBron James.
425639
KOBE BRYANT ANYONE WHO EVEN THINS NOT KOBE UR WACK LOOK AT THIS GUY 35.4 POINTS AVERAGED IN A GAME!!!! HE HAS THE 2ND MOST POINTS IN A GAME 81!!! JUST BEHIND THE CHAMBERLING WHO HAD 100 I DONT CARE ABOUT STEVE NASH OR LEBRON WELL ACUTALLY THEYRE GREAT PLAYERS TO BUT I SAY AND HOPEFULLY KOBE WINS MVP NO HANDS DOWN
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.
956427
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.
30023
Barry bonds I guess, 7 mvp awards
1173025
well i am like the biggest adam morrison fan out there but i really dont think he will ever win an mvp. he will be a pretty good nba player but not enuff 2 win it, hopefully he will prove me wrong!
1011742
Def Lebron James. The only reason Wade has a championship ring and James doesn't is because he has a better supporting cast.\nAnd to 3R2QRFW E are you telling me that Dirk Nowitzki, Steve Nash, Larry Bird, Manu Ginobli, Keith Vanhorn, Doug Christi, or Mike Bibby can't play some b-ball?
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Here are the Candidates that will win\n\n      Steve Nash:   His team is in 2nd place. He averages 20 points and 11 assists which are  better stats than he had last year when he won MVP. They do not have second best player Amare. Many of you are saying he has Shawn Marion to help him. But when did the MVP award mean do it yourself and lead your team to the playoffs. One thing an MVP should have is the ability to make other players better. Like Micheal Jordan. Steve Nash should get MVP.\n\n     Lebron James:     Is also having a great year and is improving and is a great leader. And proven to the world that he can be a 4th Quarter Player. clinched the 4th seed which they have done in 20 years. He just is not having as great as year as Steve Nash. \n\n       Kobe Bryant:         He is a great player. He has played the best of all the players. But he will not win it because his team is only the 7th seed. And Most MVP's have a winning record. Kobe needs to trust more players and pass more to win more games. But I think that is due to the inconsistency of their gameplay. But if the MVP was just who played the best Kobe would win.\n\n       \n     Allen Iverson had a great year with 33 points and 7.5 assists those are MVP numbers. But the sixers are still currently fighting to get in the playoffs. So they couldnt give it to him.  Iverson is my favorite player and he could win MVP every year but his team sucks so much.
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the final voting for the 2006 MVP was as follows:\n\n1) Steve Nash - 924 points, 57 1st place votes\n2) LeBron James - 688 points, 16 1st place votes\n3) Dirk Nowitski - 544 points, 14 1st place votes\n4) Kobe Bryant - 483 points, 22 1st place votes\n5) Chauncey Billups - 430 points, 15 1st place votes\n6) Dwyane Wade - 87 points\n7) Elton Brand - 50 points, 1 1st place vote\n8) Tim Duncan - 33 points\n9) Tony Parker, 9 points\n10) tie - Allan Iverson, Shawn Marion, 1 point each.
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lebron james. at first people might think kobe or a.i., but look at where their team is now! barely makin the playoffs, or even missin the mark! u look at the cavaliers, nd u see a great team, with a great leader. lebron james is the leader in triple doubles, nd nothin hlps a team more than a responsible leader. lebron admits it when he has a down game, nd unlike other good nba players, blames himself, not his team, for the loss. if u ask me, lebron will be not only this yrs mvp, but mvp for many yrs to come...
381967
I think Kobe Bryant. I mean, making two carrer-high in one year is amazing. First was 62 then 81. And Kobe was able to bring the Lakers back to the playoff picture. He brought his young teamates to the playoffs. Even though they wont survive first-round, he still beat the odds and is back in the playoffs. So I say Kobe is deserving for the MVP award.
1157039
Perhaps. The Cleveland Cavaliers do have Lebron James.
392339
I'm from Columbus, Ohio so i follow the Cavs alot. I'm a huge fan of LeBron. He deserves the name no matter what. He's the youngest player to be MVp of an all-star game. C'mon people....that takes talent.
774814
The National League MVP will be announced on November 20th, with the AL announcement the next day:\n\nhttp://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/awards/y2006/index.jsp
307753
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.