Making a Point About MVPs
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David Friedman posted 4/18/2008 from www.probasketballnews.com [flag] |
Since the NBA began selecting an MVP in 1955-56, four point guards have won the award a total of seven times: Bob Cousy (1957), Oscar Robertson (1964), Magic Johnson (1987, 1989, 1990) and Steve Nash (2005, 2006). Some say that Chris Paul had a unique season statistically but the reality is that while Paul has played very well other point guards have performed just as well and not won the MVP.
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Making a Point About MVPs
Published 4/18/2008 by David Friedman at 20 Second Timeout
... guards have won the award a total of seven times: Bob Cousy (1957), Oscar Robertson (1964), Magic Johnson (1987, 1989, 1990) and Steve Nash (2005, 2006). There is some talk that Chris Paul had a unique or revolutionary season for a point guard but the reality is that while Paul has certainly had an excellent season other point guards have performed just as well and not even come close to winning the MVP, as I explain in my newest article for ProBasketballNews.com: Making a Point About MVPs