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    Default Re: MVP voting has become a joke

    Derrick Rose and Steve Nash have no right to any MVPs

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    Default Re: MVP voting has become a joke

    Quote Originally Posted by Hondo
    Derrick Rose and Steve Nash have no right to any MVPs
    Especially with the high caliber players in the league like just out of prime Shaq.. or in prime Kobe etc.

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    Default Re: MVP voting has become a joke

    Quote Originally Posted by Clippersfan86
    Especially with the high caliber players in the league like just out of prime Shaq.. or in prime Kobe etc.
    Also prime Howard, James, Wade

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    Default Re: MVP voting has become a joke

    Nash led his team to #1 record.

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    Default Re: MVP voting has become a joke

    Quote Originally Posted by iamgine
    Nash led his team to #1 record.
    So did Shawn Kemp?

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    Default Re: MVP voting has become a joke

    Quote Originally Posted by iamgine
    Nash led his team to #1 record.
    So did Zydrunas Ilgauskas

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    Default Re: MVP voting has become a joke

    Quote Originally Posted by iamgine
    Nash led his team to #1 record.
    So did Clyde Drexler

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    Default Re: MVP voting has become a joke

    Quote Originally Posted by iamgine
    Nash led his team to #1 record.
    So did Ben Wallace and co

    So did Jermaine O'Neal

    So did Earl Monroe/ Wes Unseld

    Point being, that does not qualify you to be an MVP

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    Default Re: MVP voting has become a joke


    Phoenix won 29 games in the 2003/2004 season.By adding Nash they won 62 adn also they were only 2-5 without Nash

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hondo
    So did Ben Wallace and co

    So did Jermaine O'Neal

    So did Earl Monroe/ Wes Unseld

    Point being, that does not qualify you to be an MVP
    Their team was more balanced while Suns reliant on Nash was well established.

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    Default Re: MVP voting has become a joke

    2011 - Rose (Bulls #1 in the L.)
    2010 - LeBron (Cavs #1)
    2009 - LeBron (Cavs #1)
    2008 - Kobe (Lakers #3)
    2007 - Dirk (Mavs #1)
    2006 - Nash (Suns #4)
    2005 - Nash (Suns #1)
    2004 - Garnett (Wolves #2)
    2003 - Duncan (Spurs #1)
    2002 - Duncan (Spurs #2)
    2001 - Iverson (Sixers #3)
    2000 - Shaq (Lakers #1)
    1999 - K. Malone (Jazz #2)
    1998 - Jordan (Bulls #2)
    1997 - K. Malone (Jazz #2)
    1996 - Jordan (Bulls #1)
    1995 - DRob (Spurs #1)
    1994 - Hakeem (Rockets #2)
    1993 - Barkley (Suns #1)
    1992 - Jordan (Bulls #1)
    1991 - Jordan (Bulls #2)
    1990 - Magic (Lakers #1)
    1989 - Magic (Lakers #2)
    1988 - Jordan (Bulls #7)
    1987 - Magic (Lakers #1)
    1986 - Bird (Celtics #1)
    1985 - Bird (Celtics #1)
    1984 - Bird (Celtics #1)
    1983 - Moses (Sixers #1)
    1982 - Moses (Rockets #9)
    1981 - Erving (Sixers #2)
    1980 - Kareem (Lakers #2)
    1979 - Moses (Rockets #8) (Bullets led the L with 54W, Rockets 47W)
    1978 - B. Walton (Blazers #1)
    1977 - Kareem (Lakers #1)

    Post-merger era, 35 seasons completed and 19 times the best player of the league leader team won the MVP award.
    Only 6 times, a player won it who isn't a part of league's best 2 teams.
    Only 4 times, a player won it who isn't a part of league's best 3 teams.

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    It baffles me that prime shaq only won ONE mvp. he should at least have two or three

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    wow stop bitching and crying about the mvp award. Derrick rose deserved it, he was the most valubale player to his team and the league. dwight howard didnt even get passed the first round because hes so valuable.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Odinn
    2011 - Rose (Bulls #1 in the L.)
    2010 - LeBron (Cavs #1)
    2009 - LeBron (Cavs #1)
    2008 - Kobe (Lakers #3)
    2007 - Dirk (Mavs #1)
    2006 - Nash (Suns #4)
    2005 - Nash (Suns #1)
    2004 - Garnett (Wolves #2)
    2003 - Duncan (Spurs #1)
    2002 - Duncan (Spurs #2)
    2001 - Iverson (Sixers #3)
    2000 - Shaq (Lakers #1)
    1999 - K. Malone (Jazz #2)
    1998 - Jordan (Bulls #2)
    1997 - K. Malone (Jazz #2)
    1996 - Jordan (Bulls #1)
    1995 - DRob (Spurs #1)
    1994 - Hakeem (Rockets #2)
    1993 - Barkley (Suns #1)
    1992 - Jordan (Bulls #1)
    1991 - Jordan (Bulls #2)
    1990 - Magic (Lakers #1)
    1989 - Magic (Lakers #2)
    1988 - Jordan (Bulls #7)
    1987 - Magic (Lakers #1)
    1986 - Bird (Celtics #1)
    1985 - Bird (Celtics #1)
    1984 - Bird (Celtics #1)
    1983 - Moses (Sixers #1)
    1982 - Moses (Rockets #9)
    1981 - Erving (Sixers #2)
    1980 - Kareem (Lakers #2)
    1979 - Moses (Rockets #8) (Bullets led the L with 54W, Rockets 47W)
    1978 - B. Walton (Blazers #1)
    1977 - Kareem (Lakers #1)

    Post-merger era, 35 seasons completed and 19 times the best player of the league leader team won the MVP award.
    Only 6 times, a player won it who isn't a part of league's best 2 teams.
    Only 4 times, a player won it who isn't a part of league's best 3 teams.
    and:

    Only 1 time, a player won it who isn't a part of league's top 5 or even top 8 players maybe....

    lebron
    dwight
    wade
    kobe
    dirk
    durant
    carmelo
    amare?
    griffin?
    love?
    monta ellis?
    randolph?
    bosh?
    healthy cp3?
    nash?

    u could even argue he isnt top 10 lol...

    but whatever.. Rose diserved it the most based on the typical MVP criteria... (Best player on the best team/team record)
    Last edited by pauk; 09-17-2011 at 10:33 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shepseskaf
    The award has progressively become a media creation, where members of the press collectively hype up a player during the season as being "deserving" -- and voila -- he wins the MVP.

    The system suffered through wobbles in the past, with Malone and Barkley winning over Jordan, but completely went off the rails in 2005 with Nash over Shaq. The "voters" then compounded their mistake in the next year, and the award has never regained its prestige since.
    Malone over Jordan in '97 was the wrong choice as well, imo. But the biggest problem I have with that selection is that if Chicago hadn't won 70+ games the previous season then I'm positive he wins in '97. Which is because the voters would have given him the '97 award for tying what would have still been the record of 69 wins. That wouldn't have made him any more or less valuable in '97 if that was still a record, but it's obvious the voters would have factored it in.

    I have no problem with Barkley winning in '93, Charles was a real force himself, and had to carry Phoenix quite a bit to get them to the best record with KJ missing a lot of time and not performing at his usual level. Though I would've picked Hakeem in '93.

    Quote Originally Posted by Pointguard
    Actually the team's offense played more confidently without him. When he was getting suspended those games his team played with verve they didn't have with him. In the playoffs when he had that near 50/20 game they lost convincingly. The only game the Magic dominated was when he went 1 for 4 in the field for a 8 point 8 rebound game and 1 block in 29 minutes.
    You're talking about 1 game where his cast performed well, there's not much evidence to suggest that they played better offensively without him considering they were just 1-3 without him.

    The 1 win was early when they still had Vince Carter who had a 25 point/9 assist game vs Detroit on 10/15 shooting, and that certainly wasn't normal for Carter last season even when he played in Phoenix without Dwight.

    Then they lost to Milwaukee and scored only 85 points, also lost to Portland scored just 85 and they lost to Chicago(though they did score 99).

    I'll agree with you that getting suspended for those technicals was poor judgement.

    Quote Originally Posted by nathanjizzle
    wow stop bitching and crying about the mvp award. Derrick rose deserved it, he was the most valubale player to his team and the league. dwight howard didnt even get passed the first round because hes so valuable.
    Because Dwight couldn't get away with shooting under 40% and having the best defense backing him up.

    Here's what Dwight's cast did vs Atlanta.

    Nelson- 13/4/5, 38 FG%
    Turkoglu- 9/3/4, 29 FG%
    Richardson- 10/4/1, 33 FG% (missed a game)
    Anderson- 5/5, 27 FG%
    Bass- 7/4, 42 FG%
    Redick- 7/2/1, 37 FG%

    You do realize that Dwight got to the conference finals last season without playing nearly as well as he did this year, got to the finals in 2009 and he wasn't as good as he is now and he got to the 2nd round in 2008 when he wasn't anywhere near the player he is now. Why? Because he had better casts then.

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