true son. my bads
May I remind you that you are responding to SpursDynasty.
true son. my bads
The MVP should never come down to a single game, that's just easier for the talking heads to digest. You could easily argue that Paul lacked the weapons Bryant had, but still managed to take an inferior squad to the second seed, and nearly the first. Why people feel the need to denigrate Paul's accomplishments to prop up Kobe's is beyond me.
one thing people dont really know is that Wade and Kobe don't really like each other...
Wade is killing the Raptors right now
Ok, it doesn't count![]()
Wade and I are on the same page here. Kobe IMO should have won the MVP the year he averaged 35 for the whole season and took a bunch of scrubs to the WC playoffs but last year Paul should have won it.''Not taking away nothing from Kobe -- I thought he was unbelievable,'' Wade said. ``I thought he should have won MVP some previous years. [But] I thought Chris Paul was the most valuable player, from the way he played and what he meant to that team. That's my interpretation of what a MVP is.''
Let's change the award name from "Most Valuable Player" to "Best player of the best or second best team in the regular season" then.
Besides if Kobe and Paul would have changed team-mates and homecourt adventage I'm pretty sure the winner of that matchup would have been CP3.
This isn't even much of a debate. CP3 was the MVP last year, no hate intended. One game does not a resume make. That is an explanation the league gave you, what you watched and how they told you it was decided. There is zero doubt who the better player is, or at the time which team was better, but that isn't what we're talking about.
Absurd
what? I read ur post like 5 times and i still dont understand it.![]()
Still dont see your point.
You'll see how much of a fluke he is when you guys come down on the 29th.
By my defenition, Chris Paul is my MVP. Simply put, the Hornets are trash without him. They are a lottery team without him. Cavs and Lakers still make the playoffs without thier respective superstars. Kobe and Lebron are better players, but Paul is most valuable.
A little more respect for Wade for telling the truth.
wade just said what everyone else was thinking.
it should have been:
2005 shaq
2006 kobe
2007 dirk
2008 cp3
agreed, Chris is really the most valuable player in NBA nowadays. I'm not sure if CP3 is really more valuable than Lebron or Kobe but he is bound to be more valuable than tmac, at least the rockets team are not a trash without tmac.
I don't think that's a foregone conclusion.
Though I agree entirely that the Hornets go nowhere without Paul.
Lakers would win around 40-45 without Kobe. IMO
Cavs could possibly squeak into the playoffs w/o Lebron since the East is , but even that I doubt.
My point is that Paul was the MVP last season 'cause he took a team that without him can't win 30 games in the eastern conference to the 2nd seed in the west and besides that he had better all-around numbers than Kobe. The MVP is an individual award, the fact that a team ends up the regular season with a better record than other shouldn't be taken into consideration.
Agreed
i remember gasol led memphis team would usually crack 50wins.....and the lakers is more deeper than that memphis team....
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