Is this season s MVP most likely to be James?

1. There has always been such a saying in the market: James is the best player among active players who has never won MVP.

2. Kobe Bryant has already won the MVP, but his performance in the finals and Olympics last season was not excellent.

3. The Olympic Games gave LeBron a good opportunity to show his leadership skills and all-round skills.

4. In the past 5 seasons, James has received 9th, 6th, 2nd, 5th, 4th votes.

5. The Cavaliers had a 45-37 record last season. They should do even better in the new season.

In addition, if James does not succeed in the election, it may be because of these 5 factors:

1. If the Olympics make him tired, he may not be able to maintain an average of 41 minutes per game in the new season.

2. He may not play with 100 per cent effort, as he did in the 06-07 season.

3. When James is very selfless on the court, his teammates often find it difficult to help him.

4. The Cavaliers may not be able to get 50 wins, and this number is what the MVP winner must meet.

5. Kobe, Paul, Wade, Dwight Howard, Smalls, Maddie, Deron Williams are also eyeing the MVP.

In the Best Rookie category, Michael Beasley dominates and earns the trust of 13 experts. In second place is last season's champion, Greg Oden, who has been out of action for the entire season due to injury. He received 7 votes.

They were followed by this year's Prospect O.J. Mayo (2 votes), Russell Westbrook (1 vote), Anthony Randolph (1 vote), Rudy Fernandez (1 vote).

Here's why the panel chose Beasley: He's probably the most talented rookie of the last five years, the kind of player who has a lot of quality and a lot of room for improvement. On the one hand, his athleticism, scoring prowess makes experts suspect that the Bulls are dizzying on Chicago for abandoning him in favor of Derrick Rose.

But on the other hand, Beasley's immaturity and slightly lacking desire to win led the Heat to seek a trade after acquiring him. If the Heat can be strong this season, give Beasley plenty of playing time. And if Wade and Marion are healthy and can play well, Beasley still has a good chance of winning the Rookie of the Year award.

But if Beasley can't average 15-20 points per game, he won't win the Rookie of the Year trophy.

It's worth noting that none of the 25 pundits will be this year's top pick Rose. And Kevin Loew, who is fifth, is also unpopular. No. 14 rookie Westbrook and No. 24 rookie Fernandes were somewhat surprisingly awarded one vote each.

It is estimated that it is Kobe, although James's data is better than Kobe, but in the end, the Lakers' record may be slightly stronger, so it should be Kobe, but if the Hornets have a good record, Paul is also possible.

It's hard to say, it depends on the final team's record, in the NBA, the regular season MVP is tied to the team's record. If the team's regular season record is good and the star stats are good, then he's the MVP winner. However, judging from the current record and overall, James is more likely . Thank you.

It should be James, who has already shown great dominance this season.

Now it seems that it is, but the biggest charm of the NBA is its variables, maybe in the second half of the season like Kobe, Paul, Maddie, Pierce, it will explode, but James is very likely to get the MVP, because the MVP still depends on the whole season.

I said Yao Ming, will he be beaten, hehe.

Personally, I think it should be James Kobe Bryant.