Top 5 MVPs

[gladdyontherise]

Lebron not only averages more points than Wade, but he also averages more assists, more rebounds, has a higher fg%, and a higher 3 pt fg%. For a guy who is terrible at shooting, Lebron is shooting 41% from 3. And yes I know Wade missed about 9 or 10 games, but Lebron is a better player. I would also argue that Lebron is a better teammate, even though he himself isn't that good of a teammate. So yes is Wade a better closer, sure, but not a better player.

I edited my previous post (I'd take a look at that, it shows how awful that team was).

It shouldn't be a suprise LeBron is having his best season ever. I've been saying for years he has no business taking the kind of shots he does, when he is stronger and quicker than everyone else.

Like I said though, until he shows me a finals MVP, I'm not going to even consider him being better than Wade.

[RenegadeLonghorn]

A good candidate that can be added in his place would be Tony Parker. That team has played very good this year, and he is a big reason why.

Agreed. Ginobili has missed most of the season, Duncan is a shell of himself. Rest of the Spurs team is made up of very young guys who have 1-3 years NBA experience. If anyone watches Spurs games you will know he has carried the team the last 6 weeks.

[jordan23]

I edited my previous post (I'd take a look at that, it shows how awful that team was).

It shouldn't be a suprise LeBron is having his best season ever. I've been saying for years he has no business taking the kind of shots he does, when he is stronger and quicker than everyone else.

Like I said though, until he shows me a finals MVP, I'm not going to even consider him being better than Wade.

Totally agree with you there. Alot of good players win regular MVP's at some stage in their careers ie. Nash, Rose, Barkley, Malone etc.....It's winning the ring that matters.