Who is your vote for MVP?

Good pick bro. i won't let you guys know yet who am i rooting for. Just so you think i am not biased on a player. I think Kobe can get back to back as long as the team goes deep in the playoffs... i believed Kobe have had won the MVP at least 3 times already by now. it's just his team can't get past he first round before. he's a seasoned veteran at a young age. and he's now no.19 in the scoring list. I reckon if no major injury happens to him. He has a chance to overtake MJ on the scoring list. I'm not saying he will... but he can have a shot at it.. hehehehe Another thing... Kobe has proven to distribute the ball when needed. take over games if needed. and sacrifice a lot for the team. nuff said...

This year, I am going with LeBron James. Altogether he is just the best in the NBA. Not only is he almost always healthy but he plays through injury and always has a positive impact on his team. He is practically the face of the Cavaliers organization. In addition, he is a very complete player. 30 points a game, and 7 rebounds and assists a game, proves that he can do more than take the ball to the rack. Not only is he successful but his team is as well. Currently, they are the team to beat in the East.

lebron... king james... and this time... with more than just a basketball perspective... i dig it... great concept on viewing the mvp not only basing it on stats but also looking at it in a business perspective... kobe may still have it in him but the fans thinks that all kobe needs is a ring to prove he can get it done w/out shaq. but other than that... kobe has been a household name... lebron in the next generation. nice response allen0187. cheers!

another kobe fan... interesting thought... i agree to you to a certain point that even if kobe doesn't play they can still win games... however, the cud not be a playoff bound team without kobe... pau gasol is not as explosive of a scorer than kobe who can fire at will... his team won't be able to contend for a ring w/out kobe... dats only in my point of view... lamar may be playing good... but he's known for being inconsistent throughout his career... in the end.. pau is all alone... kobe and pau fits the triangle... i love watching it... great comment mate... i hope the lakers cud make a run for the title too...

great pick mate... I think lebron has proven worthy to be the MVP this year... he's all around effort is just astounding... I haven't even seen a player with that kind of athleticism to consistently get 25-7-7 a night... i know MJ has done it before... but for me MJ is a consistent 30-5-5 than lebron's 30-7-7 season. this kid has some talent. cp3 may have been still a long shot for mvp. but cp3 is really a great man. full of heart. going back to bron... with kobe always in his hindsights... this guy can do anything to overcome the jordanesque player in his era... kobe... lebron can't be compared to MJ... unlike kobe... he talks, he walks and he mocks MJ inside and out.... lebron is plain lebron... dats wat i think... hehehehe... peace

well said... a tim duncan fan... i agree that duncan is one candidate for mvp. but he just missed three games with a knee injury. its a good point that you mentioned about how he elevates his team mate's performance thru encouragement. all franchise players are like that. kobe, lebron, chris paul, paul pierce have in common. each player has their own unique way of encouraging their team. lebron does it by sharing the ball and giving intensity in the game... kobe leads by example. he makes his team mates see that he works hard for them to work hard. cp3 and duncan are the same... they use encouraging words. encouragement comes in different packages. u just need to be a great follower as well to notice different approaches. but duncan is one of the superstars in the league. if he stays healthy, he might have a shot at mvp.