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he also didn't need any crab dribbles to get his 50 points.
Yeah OK one was against Sacramento the other was against players allowed to throw elbows and flop because they're white and they love Jesus.
he also didn't need any crab dribbles to get his 50 points.
Don't get me wrong, I'd take Wade over LeBron in the MVP race, but i'd still give it to Kobe.
At this point it is Kobe, then Wade, then Le . Unfortunately ESPN already decided Le would get their support/attention prior to the season.
You're right. LeBron is going to take it going away.
Has LeBron had intercourse with a female member of your family or something?
It's funny you go from calling him a front runner to an MVP so quickly.
If this is addressed to me, then my answer is being around a Lebron homer and hearing him constantly about Lebron gets extremely annoying and ultimately turns into hate.
Most players I hate aren't cause of the player but more about how much I have to hear about the player.
My assessment of how LeBron has performed in big road games has nothing to do with either
a.) his chances of winning the MVP, or
b.) his value to the Cavaliers.
They're different subjects.
idk how choking in a great amount of the team's big road games doesn't affect a player's chances at winning MVP.
Lebron is better than D-Wade and he is the MVP this season, Wade is already 27 where Lebron is 24, im sure lebron would have a better record with Wade's teamates
I don't think it's going to have an effect on LeBron's chances. People are going to look at the body of work, not a few games. That's not me being biased, just my POV on how it's going to play out.
I guess, that actually makes sense. Which is dumb because players like amare who were MVP candidates last year shouldn't have even been in the conversation.
well,he is also healthy compared to last year.this is how i think he would play after the 2006 playoffs;the series against dallas was some amazing one-man show.Wade is definitely the Most Improved Player in the league this year. MIP
Have you seen some of the teams Lebron has gotten to 50 wins? He took a team full of re s to the finals for s sake.
Lebrons getting it if he keeps his record close to the Lakers. Wade's record isnt good enough to get him an MVP.
took 3 overtimes, and kobe didnt win it when he went nuts with a team that had kwame and smush parker as starters. the precedent has been set. wade should not finish no higher than 4th. that year kobe didnt even receive a first place vote. i would put it kobe, lebron, cp3-dwight(tied) billups, duncan and then wade
no doubt if Kobe didnt win it when he put up those numbers with Smush and Kwame, Wade aint definately gonna win it. Just give it to Lebron. MVP's as of late arnt winning the championships anyways.
To me, MVP is about which player has the most positive impact on a game, not who's team has the best record. If a player somehow got a team full of d-leaguers to the 6th-8th seed, I would make a strong case for him being the MVP. To me, Wade has had the most positive impact on the court of any player in the league. The guy can do it all
Am I crazy in thinking the Heat could make it all the way to the ECF?
D. Wade has been playing incredible this season and he is my MVP without question. Kobe and Lebron have been great too though. You can't go wrong with any of the 3.
When the Heat upset Cleveland in the playoffs the MVP voters will look re ed.
I don't know about ECF, but they can give the top teams a good run.
The top 5 look like a lock to me. Detroit won't catch Miami so it looks like the Heat will play the Hawks. My money's on the Heat.
They'll be hard-pressed to get by Atlanta without HCA. Miami's roster 2-thru-12 is weaker than any other likely East qualifier, with the possible exception of Milwaukee.
Damn Wade is playing like a flat out monster these past several weeks. Heat might actually give the top east a run for their money. They'll have to hope Oneal Chalmers or Beasley keeps it up though
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