Who is this year's MVP?
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Great question.  I think this year is so wide open.  Everyone who's a candidate has a legit reason on why they should be the MVP.  If you ask me, the MVP should be Billups but if they go James, you can't argue that.
81680
Chauncey Billups hands down\nHe is a MVP contender and jason williams is a nobody playing with the dumb Shaq
664058
OK come on man it's Kobe, he is gonna be the NBA 2007 MVP that is if Steve Nash doesn't take it back to back awards.  Every game Kobe always plays well someway, somehow, and he might even astonish you.
704893
Pujols is the better overall player. He is the best pure hitter in the game. Howard put up great numbers this year, and should he become consistent, he will rank high on the list as well. The MVP this year should go to Howard, but he is not, yet, better than sir Albert.
175607
Kobe probably will be the MVP, but I think Shawn Marion or Steve Nash deserve it most.
329024
no way. even though he had a nice year and a nice record. that doesnt only make him the mvp. steve nash in my mind repeats as mvp. not only is he having a better year then last year (he was mvp last year), but he also is helping his teammate boris diaw be the front runner in the most improved player award. he has lead his team without amare one of the most versatile and explosive big men in the league. steve nash wins hands down. kobe will win it when he does more then score points. lebron wins it in a couple years.
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Here's the voting:\nDawson - 11 first place votes - 269 total points\nOzzie Smith - 9 first place votes - 193 total points\nJack Clark - 3 first place votes - 186 total points\nTim Wallach - 1 first place vote - 165 total points\nWill Clark - 128 total points.\nDarryl Strawberry - 95 total points\nTim Raines - 80 total points\nTon Gwynn - 75 total points\nEric Davis - 73 total points\nHoward Johnson - 42 total points\nDale Murphy - 34 total points\n\nDale was 11th in the voting.  I know he played for a bad team, but the voting that year was a crock of what you know what.\n\nThe voting was even more atrocious in 1984 when he was going for his 3rd straight MVP in a row and finished 9th despite putting up numbers very comparable to Ryne Sandbert who won the award.
347788
I've been saying all year that Chauncey Billups should be the MVP this year, so I have to go with him.
397133
if you mean the world cup 2006, it would be ronaldinho.  he got the player of the year award two times in the row, one in 2004 and the other in 2005.  i believe that ronaldinho will be the next pele
1101250
i'd say wwe, but it would be close, the WWE/ECW MVP would be either Batista for wwe, or sandman for ecw
941570
MVP - LeBron\nNBA Champs - Spurs\nImproves - Hornets
673444
It might be Prince...definitely not Chauncey...he came in 5th in MVP voting.\n\nCould be Arenas.  Also could be Elton Brand.  There's a lot of underrated players out there.
829942
He could and arguably should, but will not.  Very rarely do pitchers win MVP.  Unfair I think.  I can think of Pedro with Montreal I believe, and I thought Dennis Eckersly for some reason.  It's like the Heisman, why don't more defensive players win it?
539632
what about Carmelo Anthony. He hasnt been voted on and i believe he deserves it the most out of all of the others.
30023
Barry bonds I guess, 7 mvp awards
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I do not think it will be Shaq because he missed a big chunk of this season. I think either Dwyane Wade, Steve Nash, or Shawn Marion would be great MVPs because they aren't big superstars like Kobe Bryant, Kevin Garnett, or Allen Iverson, yet they are just as athletic.
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This is what I had before the season started...\n\nAL MVP: Vlad Guerrero\nAL CY: Roy Halladay\nNL MVP: Albert Pujols\nNL CY: Roy Oswalt