Sloan Pwns
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I think rondo is just out of the top 10. He has a lot of really good players around him and the teams been together awhile.
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I think rondo is just out of the top 10. He has a lot of really good players around him and the teams been together awhile.
Without a question the top 3 so far this season.
memo is money
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Up to this point in the season; Deron is definitely a top5 MVP candidate. Pau is the MVP of Lakers, no way Kobe is higher on this list than Gasol. Westbrook should be considered, too.
Fishsticks
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LOL pulling a post from me from Game 2 when Deron was acting like a baby and berating a rookie on the floor. Good job.
Fishsticks
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Christ, if we were to round up all your asinine posts you have made through the years we would have hours of fodder.
I thought about Deron being the MVP a few days ago. He has been amazing lately, getting about 25 and 10 each night.
Much better than what Nash did during his so-called MVP years.
It will come down to where the Jazz finish in the standings. If the jazz keep this pace up and get the #1 seed, win 60 games, then their best player, Deron obviously, would have to get consideration, especially if he averages over 20 and 10.
And this year could be wide open. I can't think of any player that would be the sentimental favorite, or someone who hasn't won yet that should have. Maybe Kevin Durrant, but for Durrant to win it, I think he has to have a great year and have his team finish near the top. Same for Deron.
Much better than what Nash did during his so-called MVP years.
It will come down to where the Jazz finish in the standings. If the jazz keep this pace up and get the #1 seed, win 60 games, then their best player, Deron obviously, would have to get consideration, especially if he averages over 20 and 10.
And this year could be wide open. I can't think of any player that would be the sentimental favorite, or someone who hasn't won yet that should have. Maybe Kevin Durrant, but for Durrant to win it, I think he has to have a great year and have his team finish near the top. Same for Deron.
TheMulletMutilator
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He definitely deserves to be in the discussion, but he will put tossed aside because he is on the Jazz unfortunately. I know Malone won it in the era of Jordan, but do you think the voters and their bias won't go for LeBron, Kobe, etc etc?