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Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 3:53 pm
by MixedUp
This is a topic to discuss the current NBA season's MVP award.
Who would you see as the Top contenders at the moment?
I would rate them like this RIGHT NOW:
MVP Rankings na week 1 van de NBA:
10. Kevin Durant
9. Chris Paul
8. Lamarcus Aldridge
7. Chris Bosh
6. Glen Davis
5. LeBron James
4. Tim Duncan
3. Brandon Jennings
2. Carmelo Anthony
1. James Harden
(I know it's only been one week since the start of the season, but this is just nice to discuss)
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 3:58 pm
by C-izMe
Duncan should be first. His team is 4-0 and he hasn't had a bad game yet. Harden second, and Melo third.
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 4:01 pm
by MixedUp
C-izMe wrote:Duncan should be first. His team is 4-0 and he hasn't had a bad game yet. Harden second, and Melo third.
I think is too hard to deny at this point due to his phenomenal stats compared to the rest of the pack. The fact that his Rockets are doing OK at the moment gives him the No.1 spot.
Remember Melo and Jennings also haven't lost yet! Both players have supposed worse teams than the Spurs and are better individually (more important also) for their teams.
What would your list be? I'm interested
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 5:04 pm
by Ettorefm
I can't comment on this until every team plays 10-15 games.
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 5:12 pm
by MixedUp
Ettorefm wrote:I can't comment on this until every team plays 10-15 games.
I can understand that! This is what I think for now. We all know this will change within the coming weeks.
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 5:49 pm
by TheKingOfVa360
1.Harden
2.Melo
3.Duncan
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 6:08 pm
by bledredwine
1. Kirk Hinrich
2. J.J. Reddick
3. OJ Mayo
4. J. Crawford
5. C. Anthony
6. J. Harden
7. L. James
8. T. Duncan
9. K. Durant
10.B. Jennings
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 6:32 pm
by witnessraps
Duncan and Melo so far from me.
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 7:17 pm
by kodo
I’d say Duncan or Melo, probably Melo.
MVP voters pay particular attention to contender matchups, more so than overall record. When Rose won MVP Bulls beat Miami in the regular season.
NY has won the matchup vs the Heat.
SAS won the matchup vs OKC.
Houston hasn’t beaten a contender team, closest is Portland.
(1 week MVP voting is fun)
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 7:19 pm
by OKCThunderUp35
kodo wrote:I’d say Duncan or Melo, probably Melo.
MVP voters pay particular attention to contender matchups, more so than overall record. When Rose won MVP Bulls beat Miami in the regular season.
NY has won the matchup vs the Heat.
SAS won the matchup vs OKC.
Houston hasn’t beaten a contender team, closest is Portland.
(1 week MVP voting is fun)
Oh Harden didn't average 35 points vs a Contending team, not MVP worthy
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 7:26 pm
by sisibilio
1. Harden
2. Melo
3. LeBron
4. Duncan
5. Marc Gasol
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 10:13 pm
by Heats_Finest
Lebron is being hampered by blowouts, twice he hasn't played the 4th quarter. 1st game against Boston didn't play the 4th through injury, and against Denver, didn't play the 4th because of a blowout.
If Miami keep scoring 110's there's sure to be a lot of blowouts with teams that can't score that high, and Lebron's stats are going to take a massive dip. I doubt voters look at per36 numbers when voting lol.
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 10:16 pm
by DelontesLip
Harden has no chance of winning MVP after this full season.
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 10:25 pm
by CB-Blazer
kodo wrote:I’d say Duncan or Melo, probably Melo.
MVP voters pay particular attention to contender matchups, more so than overall record. When Rose won MVP Bulls beat Miami in the regular season.
NY has won the matchup vs the Heat.
SAS won the matchup vs OKC.
Houston hasn’t beaten a contender team, closest is Portland.
(1 week MVP voting is fun)
If I remember correctly, Harden didn't even beat Portland. Correct me if I'm wrong though

Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 10:29 pm
by khufure
DelontesLip wrote:Harden has no chance of winning MVP after this full season.
I remember thinking the same thing about Rose.. never say never.
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 10:39 pm
by DelontesLip
khufure wrote:DelontesLip wrote:Harden has no chance of winning MVP after this full season.
I remember thinking the same thing about Rose.. never say never.
His team had the best record in the league. Houston has no chance at that...and Harden has no chance at MVP
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Wed Nov 7, 2012 10:42 pm
by Johnny Firpo
Heats_Finest wrote:and against Denver, didn't play the 4th because of a blowout.
I think you mixed up the games, that one came down to the last shot.
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Thu Nov 8, 2012 2:17 am
by DelontesLip
While we are drawing early conclusions Harden put up a big 5 pts with 4 turnovers to match in the first half of tonights game. Oh yeah they are losing pretty badly too. There goes his MVP considerations,,,,,
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Thu Nov 8, 2012 2:25 am
by TwentyOne920
DelontesLip wrote:While we are drawing early conclusions Harden put up a big 5 pts with 4 turnovers to match in the first half of tonights game. Oh yeah they are losing pretty badly too. There goes his MVP considerations,,,,,
Iggy got him locked down.
Re: Race to the MVP.
Posted: Thu Nov 8, 2012 2:33 am
by DelontesLip
TwentyOne920 wrote:DelontesLip wrote:While we are drawing early conclusions Harden put up a big 5 pts with 4 turnovers to match in the first half of tonights game. Oh yeah they are losing pretty badly too. There goes his MVP considerations,,,,,
Iggy got him locked down.
MVP for AI2
