Who's the best player to never win a fmvp?

[Bronbron23]

Are you really sure about that? FMVP voters love giving the award to high scorers. Russell was the highest scorer on his team for only one or two of his championships. There is reason to doubt he'd come anywhere close to winning 7 of them. After all he wasn't even given one the one time they had the opportunity to do so despite him having won 10 rings previously.

The award has always been a joke. Naming it after Bill Russell merely enshrined the hilarity preposterousness of it. He's not the kind of player the awards favors.

What's a joke is you saying it's a joke. It's literally been spot on over 90% of the time which is more than i can say for the mvp which curry has 2 of.

[Stephonit]

What's a joke is you saying it's a joke. It's literally been spot on over 90% of the time which is more than i can say for the mvp which curry has 2 of.

For their first award they had the choice to give it to a ten time champion or they could give it to a high scorer. They decided to give it to the high scorer—whose team proceeded to lose. It's been a joke ever since. And that's not even close to the biggest embarrassment associated with the award.

[RRR3]

For their first award they had the choice to give it to a ten time champion or they could give it to a high scorer. They decided to give it to the high scorer—whose team proceeded to lose. It's been a joke ever since. And that's not even close to the biggest embarrassment associated with the award.

Steph comes up SMALL when the going gets tough.

[Stephonit]

Steph comes up SMALL when the going gets tough.

Too bad all the other stars of his era come up even smaller.

[mehyaM24]

Yeah i coukd use averages or i could watch games and look at who really was the best player on the floor more often than not.

ya and if you watched the games you would know curry was a better ****ing player. the numbers are simply a byproduct of that.

Btw this in as steph completes his 10th turnover. This hawks game is a perfect example of stephs one dimensional impact and how he actually hurts his team in other areas like defense and turnovers at times. Typical curry finals impact.

sounds like magic johnson - one of the greatest players ever. great argument though, moron.

[RRR3]

Too bad all the other stars of his era come up even smaller.

Dude is helpless without Papa KD or Papa Klay as we’ve seen this year.

[Bronbron23]

ya and if you watched the games you would know curry was a better ****ing player. the numbers are simply a byproduct of that.



sounds like magic johnson - one of the greatest players ever. great argument though, moron.

Magic? Bruh wtf u smoking? Magic pretty much gets double the amount 9f assists while getting around the same amount of turnovers. He also almost doubles steph in rebounds.

As far as defense neither is amazing but at least magic was big and long and could effect shots. Steph is absolute trash defensively. Steph doesn't impact the game anywhere near the way magic did.

Your bitch ass needs to go back and watch magic in the finals in his rookie year when kareem went down and magic was playing and gaurding all 5 positions. This dumb flicking fakkit

[mehyaM24]

Magic? Bruh wtf u smoking? Magic pretty much gets double the amount 9f assists while getting around the same amount of turnovers. He also almost doubles steph in rebounds.

As far as defense neither is amazing but at least magic was big and long and could effect shots. Steph is absolute trash defensively. Steph doesn't impact the game anywhere near the way magic did.

Your bitch ass needs to go back and watch magic in the finals in his rookie year when kareem went down and magic was playing and gaurding all 5 positions. This dumb flicking fakkit

like magic, numbers show steph is one of highest offensive impact players ever. and what you just described sounds EXACTLY like magic. all-time on one end, not so great on the other.

not surprised that flew over your head though. your posts read like rocks trying to communicate.

[Bronbron23]

like magic, numbers show steph is one of highest offensive impact players ever. and what you just described sounds EXACTLY like magic. all-time on one end, not so great on the other.

not surprised that flew over your head though. your posts read like rocks trying to communicate.

Nope just said curry was one dimensional. I meant that in every aspect. Magic was hardly one dimensional.

[mehyaM24]

Nope just said curry was one dimensional. I meant that in every aspect. Magic was hardly one dimensional.

stop backpedaling. you said curry hurts his team in defense and "at times" with turnovers. again, that's magic to a T.

[dankok8]

I think Steph. To be perfectly honest he could have won two FMVP's in 2015 and 2018 and nobody would bat an eye.

Russell doesn't count because while he technically didn't one, had the award existed he would have won the most ever.

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Jason Kidd

[Bronbron23]

stop backpedaling. you said curry hurts his team in defense and "at times" with turnovers. again, that's magic to a T.

Yeah he does. Both can be true. He's a one dimensional player who hurts his team defensively and with turnovers at times. While magic didn't help defensively he didn't hurt them either. As far as turnovers he had 3:1 ratio which is pretty damn good so not sure what you mean there.

It's pretty simple dude. In general small point guards who can't defend don't dominate and impact the game like bigger players do. Tell me all about the countless 6'5 players and under who have dominated this game. You can't because they don't. There's a reason almost every fmvp is 6'5 and above. There's a reason why teams still to this day look for bigger taller prospects to draft. There's a reason why steph's teammates and front office gave up on him after 16 and went and hot 6'11 kd.

Small one dimensional point gaurds don't dominate. Deal with it.

[warriorfan]

Yeah he does. Both can be true. He's a one dimensional player who hurts his team defensively and with turnovers at times. While magic didn't help defensively he didn't hurt them either. As far as turnovers he had 3:1 ratio which is pretty damn good so not sure what you mean there.

It's pretty simple dude. In general small point guards who can't defend don't dominate and impact the game like bigger players do. Tell me all about the countless 6'5 players and under who have dominated this game. You can't because they don't. There's a reason almost every fmvp is 6'5 and above. There's a reason why teams still to this day look for bigger taller prospects to draft. There's a reason why steph's teammates and front office gave up on him after 16 and went and hot 6'11 kd.

Small one dimensional point gaurds don't dominate. Deal with it.

Deal with it.

[Bronbron23]

Deal with it.

Nice numbers. How many fmvps does curry have again? Funny thing he's barely on people's list for best player not win a fmvp let alone best player to win one.

Man it must be tough being a stan to a player who clearly dosnt compare to the other greats. It's ok buddy there's always room on team lebron or mj when you finally come to your senses.