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The Ball Don't Lie
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Alright, this one is simple if you put Lebron's team in the West w/ Kobe's. Lebron's team (35-26) would be behind Denver.
Here are the West standings:
1.Spurs (42-17)
2.Lakers (43-18) <- Lakers were 7th seed last year.
3.New Orleans (41-19)
4.Utah (40-22)
5.Houston (40-20)
6.Phoenix (40-21)
7.Dallas (39-22)
8.Golden State (37-23)
9.Denver (36-24)
10. Cavs (35-26) <- would not make the playoffs if they were in the West (We can agree their lost column would be even greater if they were in the West)
Last time I checked, a player on a bad team, no matter how good his stats, will not get an MVP (Kobe stats:35/5/5, team record: 45-37 season, finished 7th seed lost to Steve Nash (54-28 team record) in 05-06.
Lebron is good, no doubt, but the media is overhyping him as if they do not want Kobe as MVP. I hope the voters do not contradict themselves this year, and the MVP finally will go to Kobe Bryant. So now do you still think Lebron deserves MVP over Kobe?
Here are the West standings:
1.Spurs (42-17)
2.Lakers (43-18) <- Lakers were 7th seed last year.
3.New Orleans (41-19)
4.Utah (40-22)
5.Houston (40-20)
6.Phoenix (40-21)
7.Dallas (39-22)
8.Golden State (37-23)
9.Denver (36-24)
10. Cavs (35-26) <- would not make the playoffs if they were in the West (We can agree their lost column would be even greater if they were in the West)
Last time I checked, a player on a bad team, no matter how good his stats, will not get an MVP (Kobe stats:35/5/5, team record: 45-37 season, finished 7th seed lost to Steve Nash (54-28 team record) in 05-06.
Lebron is good, no doubt, but the media is overhyping him as if they do not want Kobe as MVP. I hope the voters do not contradict themselves this year, and the MVP finally will go to Kobe Bryant. So now do you still think Lebron deserves MVP over Kobe?