Is Lebron James the frontrunner for NBA MVP?

Question

At this point in the NBA season is Lebron James the frontrunner for MVP of the league? Go Cavs

Answer 1

He is definitely the front runner, along with Carlos Boozer. However, it's still VERY early in the season. James will still be a strong candidate, but you never know who'll sneak up in the running. Carmelo is also a strong candidate now and possibly at the end of the year.

Answer 2

No, how about Kevin Martin in Sacramento. He's above .50 field goals, nearly 50% from 3 and 92% from the line. He scores 24 a night and grabs 5 boards a game. No player in league history has been above 50, 45, and 90 from the floor, stripe, and line, respectively while averaging over 20 points a game.

Answer 3

I don't know man, it's really close to me, Allen Iverson is also having a good season. At the end of the season, Lebron, Nash,
Kobe,Iverson, and Carmelo, are gonna be in the running, this MVP race will be closer than last year when Steve Nash won by a land-slide.

Answer 4

Definitely, he leads the second best team in the east and his overall numbers are phenomenal as usual
Carlos Boozer and Deron Williams are leading the number one Jazz but only superstars win MVPs
LeBron should have won last year too and he is definitely overdue for the award
Yao Ming, Tim Duncan, and Kobe are also candidates

Answer 5

???...........................ohhh you defiantly are Lebron fan just reading by your inaccurate argument statement. Here is the facts & hopefully stick this in your thick skull. Kobe did NOT win those 3 NBA Championship rings from Shaquille O'Neal. Imagen if Kobe has never came to LA & stayed with the Charlotte Hornets? Could Shaq take the Lakers to the Finals by himself & win those 3 rings & 3 Final MVP? What about in the 2006 Finals? Could Shaq would still have won his 4th ring without D.Wade? And last what about Jordan without Scottie Pippen? You should think really hard because your looking to your a freaking idiot & clueless. It took Lebron 10 yrs to win his first ring at the age of 28 yrs old. It took Kobe 5 yrs to win his first ring at the age of 21 yrs old. It took Lebron 10 yrs to be on his prime which it started in 2012. It took Kobe 10 yrs to be on his prime which it started in 2006. 5 rings beat 1 ring. 17 yrs experience beats 10 yrs experience. -Watching NBA since 1993

Answer 6

I'm not a super nets fan....but as of right now....i would have to say Jason Kidd....I know he doesn't score much but look at his stats...8.1 reb.....9.2 assists, and a good free throw %..Sometimes people forget that MVP doesn't matter who's the most explosive, scores the most points, etc; it depends on how they impact their team....and Jason Kidd is definitely up there...One reason why he doesn't score that much is because he's unselfish and has dynamic scorers around him like VC and Jefferson...I mean 8.1 Rebounds for a 6-4 Guard and 9.2 Assists? He's like a walking triple-double...Now I'm not saying the LBJ is bad, i mean hes definitely #2...Yes he can score, distribute, and rebound, but with all the hype he gets for being so power, quick, explosive, and a solid distributor, i just think he has more potential to be better, and once he gets into his prime, he will definitely win more than one MVP

Answer 7

Stevie Boy Nash, LeBron, or Carlos Boozer.

Answer 8

Nope... Melo Anthony is currently the best offensive player from the 2003-2004 draft, plus, he has picked up his assists and rebounds as well.
If anyone is under-rated of the Super 3 (Wade,James,Anthony), it is Carmelo Anthony.

Answer 9

I would say its LBJ, Dwight Howard, Carlos Boozer. Orlando Magic top seed in the east?!

Answer 10

Yep