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| #2 Posted on 1.5.10 0842.02 | Instant Rating: 1.30 | No surprises here; LeBron became the first forward in NBA history to average at least 8 assists a game, and not to mention he averaged over 7 boards a game and had nearly had 30 points a contest.
The Cavs won 61 games and homecourt throughout the playoffs (but only a ring for the King will suffice for this season). Anyway, LeBron's ability to take over a game is perhaps only bested by Kobe Bryant but even that is debatable.
LeBron joins 7 hall-of-famers and 2 future hall-of-famers in winning the MVP in consecutive seasons. LeBron easily won the award last season but I am curious to see how much he wins by this season. | ekedolphin
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| #3 Posted on 1.5.10 1601.51 | Instant Rating: 2.37 | Originally posted by The Game
LeBron joins 7 hall-of-famers and 2 future hall-of-famers in winning the MVP in consecutive seasons.
True, but as I recall correctly there are no Hall-of-Fame eligible players who've won the MVP award even once and not gotten into the Hall of Fame. "Say, the next time you want to win your daughter back, you could just try giving her a pony, the apocalypse doesn’t really cut it!" --The Prince, Prince of Persia (2008)Fan of the Indianapolis Colts (Super Bowl XLI Champions), Indiana Pacers and Washington Nationals Certified RFMC Member-- Ask To See My Credentials! Co-Winner of Time's Person of the Year Award, 2006   | Psycho Penguin
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| #4 Posted on 1.5.10 1725.01 | Instant Rating: 1.04 | Originally posted by ekedolphin
Originally posted by The Game
LeBron joins 7 hall-of-famers and 2 future hall-of-famers in winning the MVP in consecutive seasons.
True, but as I recall correctly there are no Hall-of-Fame eligible players who've won the MVP award even once and not gotten into the Hall of Fame.
Have to wonder if Dirk's gonna change that one day.
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| #5 Posted on 1.5.10 2256.23 | Instant Rating: 2.37 | It's funny... before Steve Nash won his first MVP award, I wouldn't have pegged him as having a snowball's chance in hell of getting into the Hall of Fame, even though I've always liked him and his game. "Say, the next time you want to win your daughter back, you could just try giving her a pony, the apocalypse doesn’t really cut it!" --The Prince, Prince of Persia (2008)Fan of the Indianapolis Colts (Super Bowl XLI Champions), Indiana Pacers and Washington Nationals Certified RFMC Member-- Ask To See My Credentials! Co-Winner of Time's Person of the Year Award, 2006   | Big Bad
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| #6 Posted on 3.5.10 1530.06 | Instant Rating: 5.68 | | How in the world wasn't this a unanimous vote? | thecubsfan
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| #7 Posted on 3.5.10 1744.08 | Instant Rating: 10.00 | The 3 Dwight Howard voters were - color commentator for the Magic - writer for orlandomagic.com - writer who said he wouldn't vote for LeBron because he was sitting out games near the end.
The Durant voters have not yet been outed.
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| #8 Posted on 3.5.10 2102.28 | Instant Rating: 5.68 | See, I can at least understand a case for Durant given OKC's surprising success this season. James is the obviously better pick but at least you can make a semi-reasonable argument for the Durantula.
Howard, on the other hand, is an indefensible pick. No surprise that his votes all came from people literally on the Magic payroll. |
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