Is 1990 the greatest year for MVP candidates?

[game3524]

Seriously, look at these stat lines.

Magic - 22 ppg/7 rpg/12 apg/2 spg on 48%, 63-19
Barkley - 25 ppg/12 rpg/4 apg/2 spg on 60%, 53-29
Jordan - 34 ppg/7rpg/6 apg/3 spg on 53%, 55-27
Malone - 31 ppg/11 rpg on 56%, 55-27
Ewing - 29 ppg/11 rpg/4 bpg on 55%, 45-37
Robinson - 24 ppg/12 rpg/2 spg/4 bpg on 53%, 56-26
Hakeem - 24 ppg/14 rpg/5 bpg on 50%, 41-41
Stockton - 17 ppg/15 apg/3 spg on 51% 55-27
Bird - 24 ppg/10 rpg/8 apg on 47%, 52-30
KJ - 23 ppg/11 apg on 50%, 54-28

[Straight_Ballin]

Yep, and it's not even close.

[Dr Hawk]

Insane year

[K Xerxes]

88 was pretty good too.

The number of top tier talent in the late 80s early 90s is just insane.

[ShawkFactory]

2006-2010 was a great time for top tier talent as well.

[Im so nba'd out]

now lets look @ who bron and kobe were going up against for mvp o yeah and they lost to these stats

D Rose 25 ppg 7 apg 4 rpg 45%


S Nash 15 ppg 11 apg 3 rpg 50%

[game3524]

now lets look @ who bron and kobe were going up against for mvp o yeah and they lost to these stats

D Rose 25 ppg 7 apg 4 rpg 45%


S Nash 15 ppg 11 apg 3 rpg 50%

2011 Lebron and 2006 Kobe says more about the voters then it does about the players.

[SamuraiSWISH]

Seriously, look at these stat lines.

Magic - 22 ppg/7 rpg/12 apg/2 spg on 48%, 63-19
Barkley - 25 ppg/12 rpg/4 apg/2 spg on 60%, 53-29
Jordan - 34 ppg/7rpg/6 apg/3 spg on 53%, 55-27
Malone - 31 ppg/11 rpg on 56%, 55-27
Ewing - 29 ppg/11 rpg/4 bpg on 55%, 45-37
Robinson - 24 ppg/12 rpg/2 spg/4 bpg on 53%, 56-26
Hakeem - 24 ppg/14 rpg/5 bpg on 50%, 41-41
Stockton - 17 ppg/15 apg/3 spg on 51% 55-27
Bird - 24 ppg/10 rpg/8 apg on 47%, 52-30
KJ - 23 ppg/11 apg on 50%, 54-28

[Round Mound]

[game3524]

Insane.

[JohnnySic]

That was a great year. And the team that won the title (Pistons) didn't even have an MVP candidate.

[Height Freak]

Seriously, look at these stat lines.

Magic - 22 ppg/7 rpg/12 apg/2 spg on 48%, 63-19
Barkley - 25 ppg/12 rpg/4 apg/2 spg on 60%, 53-29
Jordan - 34 ppg/7rpg/6 apg/3 spg on 53%, 55-27
Malone - 31 ppg/11 rpg on 56%, 55-27
Ewing - 29 ppg/11 rpg/4 bpg on 55%, 45-37
Robinson - 24 ppg/12 rpg/2 spg/4 bpg on 53%, 56-26
Hakeem - 24 ppg/14 rpg/5 bpg on 50%, 41-41
Stockton - 17 ppg/15 apg/3 spg on 51% 55-27
Bird - 24 ppg/10 rpg/8 apg on 47%, 52-30
KJ - 23 ppg/11 apg on 50%, 54-28

YESsssir!

[Sportal]

Seriously, look at these stat lines.

Magic - 22 ppg/7 rpg/12 apg/2 spg on 48%, 63-19
Barkley - 25 ppg/12 rpg/4 apg/2 spg on 60%, 53-29
Jordan - 34 ppg/7rpg/6 apg/3 spg on 53%, 55-27
Malone - 31 ppg/11 rpg on 56%, 55-27
Ewing - 29 ppg/11 rpg/4 bpg on 55%, 45-37
Robinson - 24 ppg/12 rpg/2 spg/4 bpg on 53%, 56-26
Hakeem - 24 ppg/14 rpg/5 bpg on 50%, 41-41
Stockton - 17 ppg/15 apg/3 spg on 51% 55-27
Bird - 24 ppg/10 rpg/8 apg on 47%, 52-30
KJ - 23 ppg/11 apg on 50%, 54-28

Wow... Gotta say I wish we had that kind of MVP race these days.

[1987_Lakers]

The funny thing is none of those players won a title that year.

[LoneyROY7]

Sh*t's pretty f*cking ill on the real doe.