The BEST and WORST Players to Win Each NBA Award 

No that’s still pretty bad

@@coltononeill3899 how lol

@@coltononeill3899 wym that is above average in every category

Also because every other rookie that season sucked

Lmao him being picked 36 and “didnt let that affect him” didn’t factor in 😂 tf are u talking about

Bro mark gasol got snubbed just cuz hes a foreign player

without cp3 he doesent make it

@@loganmattoon5284 cap thats definitely not the reason.

@@loganmattoon5284 wtf is u talking about?

Deandre Jordan was a monster that year and there was literally no one else to take it.

nah they video game stats

Man I was there to watch it and 2000s Shaq was too big too powerful to stop.. This is Shaq when he was in Shape.. I mean Dude was running people over like he was a NFL RB..

​@@kenrickeason Yes I watched NBA finals actively from 1996 untiull 2002 and I can also confirm. Having Prime shaq in any team was like a cheat code. Shaq scored at will and I mean this literally. Literally no center or power forward could stop him from scoring once he was under the rim. There were situation where he would dunk with an opposing player on his back literally hanging on him. They tried everything to stop him. Usualy it would end by the opposing starter center and the opposing reserve center fouling out. This happened vs Sacramento where both divac and pollard fouled out in the 3rd quarter both with 6 personal fouls because they couldnt do anything to stop Shaq legaly. Indiana was the first team to use the "hack a shaq" by letting in reserve players to commit fouls on shaq while he was at half court so he would go to the Free throw line. The 2000 finals were just ugly. India would do this the whole game and it really pissed of fans. Fans were booing this because it literally killed the fluidity of the game but they couldnt let shaq score at will anytime he got the ball. So it was ridiculous wathing the Lakers in those first years of the 2000. I mean everyone knew they would win - so it was an achievement even to win a game against them let alone try to elimnate them. it wasnt just Shaq. Kobe was at his peak and he was doing some insane shit. Some of his dribbles and crossovers and the driving at the rims were just insane. Im yet to see somoene do a 360 roll in the air thus literaly passing by his oppinent in the airm rolling pass him and then dunk the ball. Kobe is the only player that did that 360 dunk in game. I felt sorry for those Nets Sixers Portland Indiana teams, They would have been awesome playing against any nornal team. But this team was not NORMAL. They had Prime Dereck Fischer who was like a sniper and prime Robert Horry which was literally the best 6th man in that era. Rick Fox was always solid too. The man never ever had a disasterous game. He was always solid. People mention just Kobe and Shaq but My God that whole team was just in the stratopshere. They went 15-1 in the playoffs one year and that was because Allen Iverson had that game of his lifetime. Im talking teams old school era teams where the centers and forwards were beating up shaq and still nothing. Nowdays if you look somoene wrong- they will give you a tachnical. Diesel and Kobe. To this day the best 1-2 punch in ALL of Basketball. Hands down. And they were young and stupid and did shit off the court. Its like OKC in 2012. That kind of experience. Shaq was really a fucking bully who insulted opponent players and kobe was an unapologetic prick and ball hog. They lost those finals against Detroit because of them infighting not because Detroit really stood a chance. The same happened with San Antonio in 2003. if Shaq and Kobe werent acting like assholes and they kept this team together until the 2010s I dont think Steve Nash or Tim Duncan would have even been in the MVP conversation. I mean Shaq was so dominant he even went in Miami and won a title right away just to prove to everyone he can do it without Kobe. Kobe then won two with Gasol just to prove the same point. If they matured and stayed together- My God- I think they would have passed the Bulls in championships and Im not even Kidding. Everyone thought they will do it in 2002. sorry for the long post.

@@robotube7361 can you imagine him against todays centers? LMAO. And people say he wouldn’t dominate today. There is literally no one who would even put up a fight 😂😂😂😂Rudy gobert would get his skinny ass thrown down

@@LegendOfKhaos12 not only todays in 50's 60's 70' and 08' he would avrege from 40 to 50. in the most bigest era with most great centers he avg was 30

Not just because he was guarding Lebron, but because of how well he guarded Lebron. He held Lebron below 40% so that 30 piece he was averaging was very inefficient and that's the nice way of putting it

@@nunyabusiness8498 Still isn’t impactful as Curry for FMVP

@@nunyabusiness8498 Lebron still averaged 30 something points and curry is a big reason why GS beat Cleveland

@@21BAGAMAY One of the least efficient 30's in finals history

@@obarich No Iguodala then GSW gets cooked, offense doesn't matter if you can't stop the other team from scoring cause then it's just who got the ball first

wym?

@@finesseb305Joel average 20+ points in under 30 mins of play for 32 games and Malcom averged like 12 points and won

They really should have given Embiid ROY that season anyways since nobody else really played well enough to earn it

@@itsbean6374 you just explained why he didn’t win, 31 games. he didn’t even play half the season after missing his first two seasons of his career. did not deserve roty

@@akeme25 yeah what he mean is Joel literally wasn’t eligible for the award, all the single awards (awards other than all star and all nba teams) require like 50 something games at the least

shitty era

Wilt overrated,he actually played plumbers

@@PunoBendito then they were some talented ass plumbers

@@kidtristan4073 name 5 players not including Bill Russel that are tough

@@psgmessi7750 notice how he didn’t respond 🥱 wilt on top

shitty era

Maybe wilt played in the worst era ever no hate tho

​@@krazekid8668 yeah just imagine 7footer with 42 vertical

​@@markgio229 his vert is somewhere around 37-41inch Jimmy high roller made a vid Abt it at least you don't highball his vert to 48 inch without any proof like some people 😅

Wilt played against plumbers though put him into the NBA now he would get dominated

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LMAO

bro really forgot the homework

@@GabrielXander dude literally just look up some stat sheets and called it a day… so many idiotic takes in the vid i don’t even know where to start

shitty era

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fr, i really don't know why he didn't win it

Oscar Roberts had 30 10 10 compared to wes's 13 18 2

He should totally do this !!! :)

He said no wilt chamberlain

No Wilt cuz he wouldve gotten almost all of them

Poor Wilt still can't catch a break. :(

Most overrated season of all time

@@qreado How?

Tony Allen should have won it that year honestly.

Only bronsexuals know he should have won it that year, he didn't deserve shit

Bol Bol should have won it that year honestly.

ye curry deserved it

Leading his team to 62 wins while also averaging near 12 assists should do it

@@thecourier6067 yeah but 15 points per game is bad for a mvp. It should’ve went to Shaq or dwyane Wade.

Well, 12 assists is 24 points excluding 3 pointers. He don’t have to score heaps if he can get his teammates to score

@@LoffyElite yeah but we are talking about the MVP buddy. His numbers are good but not at the mvp level.

@@aneeshanand9621 D Wayde I’ll give you as another candidate, but shaq had already started to regress. Still a great player, but not MVP caliber anymore.

Also for FMVP

Poole was a starter for most of the season how did get get robbed

@@iplayboiirob_6370 he didn’t say 6th man he said mip

@@iplayboiirob_6370 Giannis was also a starter when he won most improved player. What's your point?

also got robbed of most unimproved this playoffs

Yeah i thought the best mvp would be the toughest one but after thinking about it, it’s the easiest one out of them all.

Yes Curry did⛹👨‍🍳💪

​@@AhmedHany_1 Should have been Jordan's 1988: 35ppg/6apg/5.5rpg/3spg/1.5bpg on 53.5 fg%. Won the scoring title, steals title, and DPOY.

He is not lining

he just said he wont be taking wilt in consideration because he will just dominate in every category

@@dhruv2475 Ik but this is about Bill Russell not Wilt chamberlain he could just not mention him and just mention Oscar

His rebounding, defense impact, playmaking, and just general on-off numbers still makes him better though. The 60s Celtics are always top in the league in defensive rating but average in offensive rating, so the guy who leads their defensive end of the court is definitely very impactful.

@@joshuachang5210 however in this MVP Case it was a popularity Vote because most NBA Players when they were the only ones voting for MVPs they usually voted for the best player

@@dominicmitchell4014 So you're saying that the players voted the best player, which is Bill Russell? That doesn't help your case. Also, it was prohibited to vote for yourself or your own teammate back when the MVPs were voted by the players themselves.

true Michael Jordan Goat!!!!!!!!!

Unseld was playable udonis haslem should've went to elvin Hayes

It's because of the unanimous votes he got

only unanimous mvp avging 30, 5, 5 and most steals on the first seeding 73-9 team is not?

Right my answer is Marcus smart

@@landonhunter5824 right!? insanely low stats for a dpoy. Literally got the award on subjectivity alone

@@adamhorrocks2984 no

yao ming wasnt the worst all star what about zaza

@@wesleychristiansen3191 Zaza was never an all star....

Agree 100% this dude need to put 1991 Jordan for these awards not 1996. Although he won 72 games in 1996 he wasn't as good as he was in 91

Watched jimmyhigh roller's video right? 🌝😂

I don’t think he’s looking strictly at the finals, mostly just the season as a whole

@@quandaledingle2909 yessir

no

Yeah no way

Ahhh....you guys are probably right....but he still has had a great career and he was a very big contributor for the dubs over the years.

@@Shawn-ho6de Don’t back down to those punks. Iguodala HAS been a big part of the Warriors success over the years. 👍

No way is he hall of fame worthy

Maybe u watch his highlights. Dude don't play d.

Kareem didn't do that. Willis Reed won MVP in 1969-70, Kareem's rookie year. Wilt Chamberlain, however, did win ROTY and MVP in the same season (1959-60). Unseld did it in 1968-69.

Didnt magic win it or fmvp

@@64_PJ Magic only won FMVP in his rookie season, 1979-80. He didn't even win ROTY. Larry Bird won it that year, and Kareem won MVP.

maybe

@@jit1709 lmao i dont get whats so great about that season he averaged 27/6/6

no, not at all

@@winz319 more efficient from the field he shot 60% from the field shot 40 from 3 lebron was better playmaking and wayyy better defensively which matters and in the middle of the season also went on 30 game win streak also was 1 vote from unanimous mvp

this guy just doesnt know ball its pretty simple. he didnt even say the best 6th man was manu ginobli. he averaged 19.5 points, 4.5 assists and 4.8 rebounds. john stockton wasnt the best assist leader despite having one of the most unbreakable records to exist.

He has never been mediocre or bad defensively. He’s serviceable as a help defender. U don’t have to be all def to be a good defender.

@@TheIcemanthomas, definitely disagree but I'll be a little less strict with my stance. Curry's 2016 MVP season is defensively nowhere near the top 5-ish greatest MVP seasons of all time. And even scoring wise depending on which MVP season we talk about. Shooting wise, yes Curry was the best. But when that's the only aspect you truly are better than the greatest MVP seasons, then that isn't the best MVP season of all time.

LeBron 2013 is better. Should’ve been the first unanimous mvp. But there are more better MVPs like Jordan

@@ajye8935, 2013 Lebron is not the best MVP season. It's right outside the top 10 if I'm being honest. 2000 Shaq is essentially the better 2013 Lebron season. Better scoring, defense, rebounds, and efficiency. Assists were comparable, and both were more slashers and dunkers rather than shooters so both don't have the craziest shooting percentages but great true shooting which factors in all dunks and finishes at the rim. Shaq was almost the first unanimous MVP too where only 1 dillusional voter had Allen Iverson as the MVP. And I will note, I don't even have 2000 Shaq as the best MVP season as I have 7 MVP seasons above it.

@@splitsecond8356 like I said there are more better mvp seasons.

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how?

yeah

Steph Curry didn’t win a title in his best season Bill Walton didn’t play much Hakeem carried his rockets team but was all around worse than MJ

@@quackmemes5410 Hakeem was better, MVP, DPOY, All-Star, All-Star MVP, All-NBA First Team, All-Defensive First Team, Championship, Finals MVP, the only perfect season.

@@quackmemes5410 i personally don't blame steph for not winning g the title

@@chefcurryj8469 Steph was pretty bad in the finals series. And 72-10 bulls were the best team in nba history led by MJ while Hakeem didn’t lead any team close to that

@@quackmemes5410 non record wise the 2018 warriors were the best team oat. The bulls were the greatest tho