College Wolf wrote:KG4LVP wrote:roundhouse wrote:Yes, by posting his achievements you've shown exactly why he shouldn't win it this year. If you look at this year and this year alone, CP3 is way more deserving.
Based upon what??? What is your criteria for MVP??? Please clarify...
CP3 is winning AND has the statistics. His team has the best record in the West and he's having one of the greatest statistical seasons by a point guard, ever.
Kobe is winning...and has won and will continue to win...and still has a chance to win the Western Conference...so based upon if the Laker's win the Western Conference Kobe wins the MVP...
So the criteria for you is that your team has to have the best record??? Well let's look at the numbers:
Kobe is averaging 28.6 ppg 6.4 rpg 5.4 apg
Paul is averaging 21.5 ppg 4.0 rpg 11.5 apg
The Lakers are 1 1/2 games out of first place in the west with 5 games left including one against the Hornets...
Kobe is double teamed and will always draw the best defender from every team...teams scheme \"How can we stop Kobe Bryant\" Not too mention Kobe getting to the Free Throw line each and every night...
Paul is a PG so he naturally will not always draw the best defender each night...plus having West and Chandler down low running alley oops and fade aways bloat Paul's numbers on the assist...
When people look back at this generation of players much like the 80's /90's they say was Jordan's era...they will look at the late 90's to the mid 2000's and the first name that many people will remember is Kobe Bryant...
I never said winning the West = MVP. However, winning is obviously something taken into consideration by the voters.
Kobe is having a pretty good season on a loaded team.
CP3 is having one of the best seasons by a PG (EVER!!!) on a team that is not as talented overall as the Lakers.
It boggles my mind that you are still making the argument that Kobe should win this year based on what he's done in the past. I'm done with this topic.