Who will be the NBA s MVP in 2012?

It's too early to evaluate, not to mention that there are four types of MVPs:

All-Star MVP: It's very simple, first the team has to win, and there has only been one All-Star Game in the last dozen years to award the MVP trophy to the loser. It seems to be Magic Johnson, haha, I don't remember much.

Secondly, you have to score relatively high. Of course, if you have more assists and give your teammates a lot of opportunities, you may also get MVP. It's like '05 Allen Iverson.

Although the score is not very high, only 15 points, it is fully blossoming, and the assists and steals are very good.

Regular season MVP: This is known as the MVP of MVP, and in order to get this honor, as mentioned upstairs, the player must play a central role in the matchup, at least the spiritual leader of the team. The stats are good in all respects, and it is necessary to maintain a regular season of 82 games.

Like the MVP winner in recent years, although his scoring is not outstanding, he uses his personal charm to lead the Suns to the championship. Therefore, the selection of MVP in the regular season is more focused on the overall situation.

Playoffs MVP: The playoffs were played conservatively, with defense becoming a top priority. To get this MVP, your team has to make it to at least the Eastern and Western finals (I think so...). Let's see how the players play. The gold content is worse than that of the regular season.

Finals MVP: In fact, as long as a pair wins, everyone knows where this award belongs, it's the one who has been performing well after a few All-Star games, and... It's basically the winning side.

I watched a lot of votes, and the top three at the moment: Rose, James, Durant.

Each has its own lead, it's hard to say, it depends on the results of the game Personally, I like Rose

Kobe Bryant This year's Lakers have become Kobe Bryant's hunger again.

Every superstar is possible, depending on the team's results.

1.Iguodala.

2.Curry. Correct answer: Iguodala.

Andrei Iguodala (born January 28, 1984 in Springfield, Illinois, USA) is an American professional basketball player who plays as a shooting guard and small forward for the Memphis Grizzlies of the NBA. In the 2014-15 season, he won the NBA championship with the Warriors and won the MVP of the Finals.