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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by SilkkTheShocker
Physical conference. He doesn't have the opportunity to play a bunch of finesse-pseudo Euro-ball teams most nights. Not to mention Curry plays with wayyyyyy more talent.
And the Heat didn't do it in that horrible Eastern Conference because...?
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by robert de niro
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by Boogaboog
OP's not wrong. Curry was the best player of the season, but it's hard to say he's the most valuable when this team without him would be in the same place minus maybe 10 wins. The NBA should just rename the award "Player of the Year" to avoid confusion.
At this point they should. Because if you're giving MVP to the most impactful player every year, than you're giving it to LeBron every season. They should rename the award so they don't confuse people.
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by SilkkTheShocker
At this point they should. Because if you're giving MVP to the most impactful player every year, than you're giving it to LeBron every season. They should rename the award so they don't confuse people.
Why not Paul?
Clippers fall off completely without him, so why not him?
Or Paul George? There's no way they have 30 wins without him, what about that?
Face it, you're not very bright.
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by Klayup
And the Heat didn't do it in that horrible Eastern Conference because...?
Indiana, Bulls, Etc were all miles tougher than any playoff team in the west. No one says western teams can't score. But they don't know what's it like to be in a physical series.
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by SilkkTheShocker
At this point they should. Because if you're giving MVP to the most impactful player every year, than you're giving it to LeBron every season. They should rename the award so they don't confuse people.
Pretty sure Durant had a more impactful 2014 season than Lebron when Westbrook was hurt.
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by SilkkTheShocker
Indiana, Bulls, Etc were all miles tougher than any playoff team in the west. No one says western teams can't score. But they don't know what's it like to be in a physical series.
Right. So LeBron and his superior impact, combined with Wade & Bosh, along with their gang of 3 point snping role-players...
Weren't good enough to win 73 games because of Paul George's Pacers and the Derrick Rose(less) Bulls....
And yet...
Steph Curry's Unanimous MVP winning (but inferior) impact allowed his team to blow out LeBron's Cavs, the Super-Spurs, and basically everyone else while winning 73.
So the Warriors are clearly superior, thanks
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by sd3035
Cavs have an all-time stacked team, the Warriors are Curry and a few great role players, and discarded garbage the Cavs didn't want
Dumb
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by Klayup
Right. So LeBron and his superior impact, combined with Wade & Bosh, along with their gang of 3 point snping role-players...
Weren't good enough to win 73 games because of Paul George's Pacers and the Derrick Rose(less) Bulls....
And yet...
Steph Curry's Unanimous MVP winning (but inferior) impact allowed his team to blow out LeBron's Cavs, the Super-Spurs, and basically everyone else while winning 73.
So the Warriors are clearly superior, thanks
Kerr>>>Spolestra
GS Bench >>>Miami Bench
Green/KT>>>Wade/Bosh
Curry clearly has more help than LeBron. And arguably more than any other player in NBA history.
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by Klayup
Right. So LeBron and his superior impact, combined with Wade & Bosh, along with their gang of 3 point snping role-players...
Weren't good enough to win 73 games because of Paul George's Pacers and the Derrick Rose(less) Bulls....
And yet...
Steph Curry's Unanimous MVP winning (but inferior) impact allowed his team to blow out LeBron's Cavs, the Super-Spurs, and basically everyone else while winning 73.
So the Warriors are clearly superior, thanks
What year you referring to about Miami?
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Curry is simply a better player than Lebron ever was.
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
honestly don't see why you'd be too bothered OP. Didn't Lebron have a year not that long ago where he was 1 vote away from unanimous? And the one guy was a Boston writer (no bias there of course) who voted for ****ing Melo?
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by SilkkTheShoook
Kerr>Spolestra
GS Bench >Miami Bench
Green/KT<<Wade/Bosh
Curry>>> Lebron
Lebron clearly has more help than Curry. And arguably more than any other player in NBA history.
fixed
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Re: Impact Should Be Most Important Aspect When Handing out MVP
Originally Posted by Boogaboog
OP's not wrong. Curry was the best player of the season, but it's hard to say he's the most valuable when this team without him would be in the same place minus maybe 10 wins. The NBA should just rename the award "Player of the Year" to avoid confusion.
Most out standing player describes Curry's season, more than most valuable
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