2018 NBA MVP

James Harden

(Houston Rockets)

2018 NBA MVP

30.4 points per game

5.4 rebounds per game

8.8 assists per game

1.8 steals per game

The voting for the MVP 

(Top 3)

James Harden 

(86 first place votes/965 points)

LeBron James

(15 first place votes/738 points)

Anthony Davis

(445 points)

1971 NBA MVP

1971 NBA MVP

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

(Milwaukee Bucks)

Led the Milwaukee Bucks to the 1971 NBA World Championship

31.7 Points per Game

16.0  Rebounds per Game

3.3  Assists per Game

Led the NBA in total points with 2596

3rd in total rebounds with 1311

Accepting the MVP trophy 

2016 NBA MVP

Steph Curry

Golden State Warriors

2015 and 2016 NBA MVP

He becomes the 13th NBA player to win multiple MVP Awards and the 10th to win in consecutive seasons. 

1964 NBA MVP

Oscar Robertson 

(Cincinnati Royals)

1964 NBA MVP

31.4 points per game

840 field goals made

868 Assists

85%  Free throw pct.

9 rebounds per game

Led the Royals to the Eastern Conference Finals against the Boston Celtics.

Sports Illustrated Cover of the Week

March 3rd 1986

Celebrating his 59th birthday 

December 7th 2015

Larry Bird

3 time NBA Champion (1981,1984,1986)

2 time NBA Finals MVP (1984, 1986)

3 time NBA MVP (1984,1985,1986)

NBA Rookie of the Year (1980)

NBA Coach of the Year (Indiana Pacers 1998)

Naismith College Player of the Year (Indiana State 1979)

1992-93 NBA MVP

1992-93 NBA MVP

Charles Barkley 

Phoenix Suns

(season avg)

Points - 25.6

.520 shooting pct

12.2 rebounds

5.1 assists

Led the Suns to their first NBA finals since 1976.

2015 NBA MVP

Stephen Curry

 Golden State Warriors 

2014-2015 NBA MVP

He was is only the 2nd Warriors player to win the NBA MVP trophy and 1st since Wilt Chamberlain in 1960 when they were still the Philadelphia Warriors.

He has already become the Warriors all time leader in 3-point field goals made (1070) and 3-point field goal attempts (1577).  Along with new headcoach Steve Kerry the Warriors had the best record in the NBA for 2014-15 with a 67-15 record and winners of the Pacific division by 11 games over the Los Angeles Clippers.

1975 NBA MVP

Bob Mcadoo of the Buffalo Braves (now LA Clippers) led an undermanned Braves team to the playoffs with 49 wins and led the league with 34.5 points per game to win his 2nd of 3 consecutive scoring titles and his only NBA MVP trophy.
The Braves were ousted in the first round by the Washington Bullets after a tough 7 game series.  
This would be McAdoo's and the Braves finest season with the Braves moving to San Diego, California in 1978 and did not get 50 wins until 2012-13 season as the Los Angeles Clippers.
McAdoo would eventually win 2 NBA titles, as a player, with the Los Angeles Lakers in 1982 and 1985.  He has 3 NBA titles as an assistant coach with the Miami Heat winning in 2006, 2012 and 2013.
He still holds the Braves/Clippers records for most minutes play per game (40.1), field goals made per game (11.1)  and field goal attempts per game (22.1).