Who is the MVP of the rookie game, and who do you think the MVP of this game will be?

Kevin Durant! He scored 46 points in the game and undisputed the MVP trophy of the rookie game, which was also the first individual award of the 2008-2009 season. Durant also became the top scorer in the rookie game!

At 10 a.m. Beijing time on February 14, the 2009 Phoenix All-Star Weekend Rookie Challenge officially kicked off. The rookie team led by Derrick Rose and O.J. Mayo took on the sophomore team led by Kevin Durant. Over the past six years, the sophomores have all won the event.

In the end, the sophomore scored 46 points on behalf of Durant, breaking the previous personal scoring record set by Amar Stoudemire in the event, leading the sophomore team to win the game 122-116 against the rookie team, and won the game for seven consecutive victories. In the sophomores, Durant scored 46 points, Green and Young each had 13 points, and Starkey had 12 points and nine assists. For the first-year season, Beasley had 29 points, Gordon 19, Gasol 15 points and eight rebounds, and Fernandez 14.

Kevin Durant of the Thunder team won the MVP of the NBA Rookie Game in '09, scored 46 points in the game, broke the personal scoring record of the rookie game, led the sophomore team to achieve a comeback, and finally made the sophomore team win the final victory!

The sophomore team's Kevin Durant scored 46 points in the game, breaking the rookie scoring record while also having seven rebounds and four assists, and won the MVP of this year's All-Star Rookie Challenge. The second-year team won the game 122:116!

Durant scored 46 points to be named MVP of the rookie game, leading the sophomore 122-116 to send the first-year to a seven-game losing streak.

The NBA's MVP awards have been given to the regular season.

The best player in the best team, the main conditions are as follows:

1. To lead the team to achieve good results, generally the top four in the league;

2. The role in the team should reflect the core role, and make teammates better while playing well;

3. Personal data is in the forefront of the alliance, efficiency is in the forefront of the alliance, and the critical moment.

can stand up and lead the team to win;

4. The public image should also be good, at least the first reporters can vote for you only if they recognize you.

5. Generally, you need to play enough times throughout the season, especially in the late regular season, do not retire with injury, otherwise it will also be affected.

The NBA regular season MVP selection rules are team records plus player personal data. For example, Wei Shao's triple-double data of 30 points per game in the MVP season was too prominent, and he won the MVP directly. In Nash's MVP season, the team finished first in the regular season.

Generally, a player will be rated as an MVP player based on his or her particularly good performance, and also based on the team's performance, and generally the top three team players are eligible to be rated as MVP players.

1.On the one hand, there is the team's record, such as the team's record has improved a lot, or the record is at the top, which will make a great impression on the judges.

2.The data is excellent, the season performance is explosive, needless to say, most of the MVPs are exploded with data.

First of all, the team's record is good, and the average points scored in the season are counted. Rebounds, assists, etc. are high, and such players can get MVP.

There is a ** vote in cooperation with the NBA.

Based on the player's personal data, leading the team and of course the idea of the league.

The main thing is to refer to the main core players of the team with a better record.

Scores, individual performances, team records.

The "King of the Ball" was crowned, and a number of records were rewritten. On December 18, 2022, Beijing time, the "Pampas Eagles" stood on the World Cup final venue for the sixth time. The first five were not all good memories, with the exception of the Hercules Cup in 1978 and 1986, the Argentine's other three ended their World Cup journey with defeat.

Argentina fans will be hoping that a win will end their World Cup campaign this time around, and a defeat in the opening game will not affect the dream, as the Spaniard proved in 2010.

Messi was the centre of attention, setting a new record the moment he stepped onto the pitch – surpassing German legend Mateus to become the most World Cup cap with 26 appearances.

More important than the appearance is the performance, and the outside world predicted before this final that if Argentina won the championship, Messi would become a veritable "king of the ball". The exclusive World Cup appearance record only kicked off Messi's "data" prelude. In the 23rd minute, he scored a penalty created by Angel Di Maria.

This goal is a remedy for the regret of the past, after Messi had participated in 6 finals with the senior national team (World Cup, Copa America, UEFA Super Cup), but failed to score;

This goal saw the birth of the "first man in history" - he has directly created 21 goals in the World Cup; The goal was Messi's sixth goal of the tournament, and he also became the oldest player to score six goals in a single World Cup (35 years, 177 days). Messi surpassed Maldini to top the World Cup minutes with 2,218 minutes played, and every minute he spent on the pitch has since set a new record.

There are three types of MVPs in the NBA, namely the regular season MVP, the All-Star MVP (AMVP), and the Finals MVP (FMVP). It is actually very difficult to get any of these three, and many fans think that AMVP is relatively easy, in fact, in order to get AMVP, you must be selected as an All-Star, and it is best to start an All-Star. Because in NBA history, although the backup All-Star also has won the AMVP, its odds are much lower than that of the starting All-Star.

In the decades-long history of the NBA, there are still some superstars who have proven their worth from their rookie seasons. The first person in history to win the regular season MVP in his rookie season was Chamberlain, who won the best rookie, regular season MVP, All-Star MVP, scoring champion, rebounding champion, and All-NBA team in his rookie season. In addition, Chamberlain was selected as an All-Star starter in his rookie season, and is a veritable ancient beast.

The second player to win the regular season MVP in his rookie season was Wes Unseld. Wes Unseld's average of 13+18 per game in his rookie season is not comparable to the Rockets' selected champion Elvin Hayes (Elvin Hayes averaged 28+17 per game in his rookie season and was selected as an All-Star starter), but Wes Unseld's ability to lead the team is very good, and he helped the team win 21 more games in his rookie season, and was also selected as an All-Star bench, All-Star First Team and Best Rookie.

The third place in the picture is Lakers famous Magic Johnson, Magic Johnson won not the regular season MVP, but the finals MVP. Perhaps the battle between Magic Johnson and Bird began with the best rookie of the year, Bird was the No. 6 pick in 1978, but Bird was selected and continued to play in the NCAA for a year. For this reason, he landed in the NBA in the same year as Johnson, who was drafted by Magic in 1979, and in his rookie season, Bird beat Magic, who averaged 18+7+7 per game, with an average of 21+10 per game to win the best rookie trophy.

Figure is the 79-80 season to the last laugh is the Magic, although Bird in the playoffs per game still maintained an average of 21 + 11 data, but Magic Johnson's Lakers reached the Finals, in the sixth game of the finals Abdul-Jabbar was injured and could not play, Johnson contributed 42 points, 15 rebounds and 7 assists in a single game, eliminating the opponent. Johnson also won the FMVP with an average of 18+10+9 per game, becoming the youngest FMVP in NBA history.

Rose won the MVP in his rookie season and was known as the youngest Mr. MVP.

Chamberlain won three awards that year: Best Rookie, All-Star MVP and Regular Season MVP. And Wes Unseld, who was also named Rookie of the Year and Regular Season MVP.

Yes, only two players did, and they were Oxlade-Chamberlain and Wes. Unseld, the strength is outstanding.

Winning the MVP in his rookie season, you may not know that he is the greatest player in the history of the Wizards.

The NBA has been a regular season MVP since 1955-56, and the winner was presented with a trophy named after the NBA's first commissioner, Maurice Podorov. In the beginning, the players voted for themselves, but in 1981, the American and Canadian** reporters and basketball commentators who covered the game voted for the MVP, and each voter had five picks, representing 10 points, 7 points, 5 points, 3 points and 1 point, and the player with the highest cumulative total score won the MVP. Starting in 2010, there will be a vote chosen by fans through an online vote, and the player with the most votes will receive this ballot.

2. Selection Criteria.

1. Record, to lead the team to achieve a good record, generally the top four in the league;

2. Personal performance, to reflect the core role of the team, to play well, but also to make teammates better; At the same time, the personal data is in the forefront of the alliance, and the efficiency is in the forefront of the alliance.

3. Public image, at least let the first reporters recognize you before you can vote.

4. Attendance, enough games throughout the season, especially in the late regular season, do not retire with injury, otherwise it will also have a certain impact.

Magic is a rookie who won the MVP of the Finals. In his first season with the Lakers, he helped the team win the 1980 NBA championship. At that time, in the 7-4 Finals, after the Lakers and the Philadelphia 76ers played 3-2, the Lakers' main center "Sky Hook" Abdul-Jabbar sprained his foot severely, and as a result, in the sixth game, the 20-year-old Johnson replaced Abdul-Jabbar and stood in the center position.

In that fierce battle, the young Johnson scored 42 points, grabbed 15 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 steals, and the entire stadium became a stage for the "Magic" to lead the team to defeat the 76ers and win his first NBA championship ring, and Johnson also won the title of Most Valuable Player of the Finals.

There are only two people in NBA history who have won MVP as rookies, Wes Unseld and Magic Johnson.

In the 1968-69 season, Unseld made his rookie appearance in the All-Star Game, scoring 11 points and eight rebounds in 14 minutes. At the end of the season, he averaged points and rebounds (1,491 rebounds total, second only to Wilt Chamberlain's 1,712) and was named Best Rookie and Most Valuable Player.

Elvin Johnson, born August 14, 1959, is an American professional basketball player who helped the team win the 1980 championship in his first season with the Lakers. He had a triple-double in the first game of the playoffs and eventually won the first championship of his career and became the Most Valuable Player of the NBA Finals.

Chamberlain and Unselde are the only two.

It looks like Chamberlain in the 60s