Westbrook, Anthony Davis, LaMarcus Aldridge, ‘06-’07
Kobe, Shaq basically every year before being traded from
LA -- but that’s besides the point. Choosing MVPs this way
demonstrates that the league cares about one thing and one
thing only, winning. Currently, only two players who fit this
mold.
Advantage: Stephen Curry, Marc Gasol
4. Player Position
3. Stats
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In regards to statistics, 18 of the past 20 winners have
averaged at least 23 points per game. The only other two
trophies were won by Steve Nash, back to back nonetheless,
who averaged 11 assists in those two seasons. When looking
at this year’s candidates, it’s easy to see that scoring isn’t
an issue for most of them. As of today, Curry, Harden,
Westbrook, Davis and James are all averaging over 23
points a game.
To further slim down the category,