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The NBA MVP: A 3-Horse Race

 
I'm not writing this article to try and persuade any readers that they should vote one way or another on the NBA Most Valuable Player.  The award is not even that vital, since all three players up for it are vying for a championship, and could probably care less about the MVP at this point in the season.  That said, there have been three individuals this year whose performances have far exceeded the competition.  Let's take a look at the candidates. 1.  LeBron James Right now James is the favorite to win the award.  Since his inception into the league, he has been groomed to be the new "golden boy" after image problems plagued the NBA in the late 90s, early 21st century.  LeBron is having an incredible statistical year, averaging nearly 31 points, over 8 rebounds, and more than 7 assists per game.  These numbers are unheard of.  Not only can he score at will, but James is willing to pass even though his teammates are average at best.  LeBron ... (link)

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