NBA Finals 2012-2013 Season

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Lebron to win 4th MVP award . . .



MIAMI -- The worst-kept secret among NBA award
recipients will be formally revealed Sunday when
Miami Heat star LeBron James is named Most
Valuable Player for the fourth time, league sources
confirmed Friday.
James has been voted MVP for the second straight
season and for the fourth time in the past five
years. He'll join Michael Jordan, Bill Russell,
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Wilt Chamberlain with at
least four MVP awards.
The only suspense remaining is in the final tally
and how far James distanced himself in the voting
from the other candidates this season, include
Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant and Chris Paul of the
Los Angeles Clippers.
The Heat are scheduling an awards presentation
Sunday, and James also will be presented the MVP
trophy by NBA commissioner David Stern at
AmericanAirlines Arena at the start of their second-
round series next week in Miami.
The Heat, who have been idle for a week, swept
their first-round playoff series against Milwaukee
and will face either Chicago or Brooklyn in the
conference semifinals, starting Monday. The Bulls
and Nets play Game 7 of their first-round series
Saturday in Brooklyn.
James has said for weeks that he would be honored
to be mentioned alongside Jordan, Chamberlain,
Abdul-Jabbar and Russell in MVP recognition. But
James said Friday that he's more focused on the
playoffs and helping the Heat defend their title.
"He's earned it," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said
after Friday's practice. "He's having an even more
historic season than he's had the last two years.
Most people probably didn't think he could go to a
higher level after last season, yet he reinvented
himself to show that he could. Our pinch-ourselves
moment was when we signed him. But since we've
had him, we don't take him for granted."
James averaged 26.8 points, 8.0 rebounds, 7.3
assists, 1.7 steals and one block in 76 games in his
10th season in the league. He shot career-best
percentages from the field (.565) and 3-point
range (.406) and ranked in the top 10 in scoring,
assists, steals and field-goal percentage among
those who played in at least 70 games this season.
Last week, James finished second in Defensive
Player of the Year voting for the second time since
2009. He led the Heat to a franchise-best 66-16
finish, which included the best home record in
team history and a 27-game winning streak that
was the second-longest in NBA history, behind the
33-game streak set by the 1971-72 Los Angeles
Lakers.
Heat center Chris Bosh said that after the season
James has had, he can't imagine his teammate
being anything other than a unanimous selection
on the 120 first-place ballots submitted by media
members and NBA broadcast analysts.
"I don't know who else you'd vote for -- no offense
to nobody else, with all due respect," Bosh said in
support of James. "But that's just how good he's
played this year."
Abdul-Jabbar leads all players as a six-time MVP,
and Russell is the only other to win the award four
times in five years.
James, 28, will be the youngest in NBA history to
hoist his fourth trophy, although Abdul-Jabbar won
five by the age of 30.
"Anytime I'm mentioned with the greatest players
to play the game, it's a wow factor," James said. "I
grew up and studied those guys, watched those
guys. A few of them were my inspiration."
In a span of 12 months, James has won the
2011-12 season MVP, was named Finals MVP after
leading the Heat past the Thunder, and now
another season MVP.
After improving his low-post game last season and
become a far more efficient shooter this season,
James is already committed to working on the next
phase of his game.
"My free throw shooting," James said Friday,
referring to his 75.3 percent success rate. "I want
to -- I need to shoot in the 80s. That's my next
goal. And then, just continue to do what I've been
doing the last couple of years. But my free throw
shooting is what I really want to zone in on."

[fayt]

Thanks for the news though no surprise for james to land his 4th mvp title.

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congratz to Mr. James.....more power

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It's official, Lebron James is your Kia's Most Valuable Player of the 2012-2013 season. If the Heat forward deserves it, is the budding question on this topic.

The six foot eight Heat small-forward is the first player since Steve Nash in the 2005-2006 NBA season to win the MVP award and not have one forty point game during their respective seasons. Lebron had mind blowing numbers including almost twenty-seven points, about seven and a half assists, and eight rebounds per game.

Most people (or James haters) have responded to his MVP award with the fact that if you take Lebron and Carmelo Anthony away from their respective teams, The Knicks would be much more problematic than the Heat's star-studded lineup.

Michael Jordan, who people consider the best player in the history of the NBA, had four of his five MVPs with Hall Of Famer Scottie Pippen on his team. When Jordan retired his first time, we see how Pippen was averaging twenty-two points, almost nine rebounds, five and a half assists, three steals, and almost a block a game, while shooting forty-nine percent from the field. The Bulls won fifty-five games that season, without Jordan. It was pretty much proven he was not that valuable to his team in the sense that without him they wouldn't be good, but he still won four MVPs with pippin on his team. The reasoning for this is that it doesn't matter what your team would do without you, its about who is straight up the best, makes there teamates look the best, and makes the team look the best.

Carmelo Anthony is a great player, but he really isn't much of anything but a scorer. Lebron is the most all around, versatile player in the NBA and managed too lead the Heat too a whopping twenty-seven game win streak, and first in the Eastern Conference.

Lebron deserves the award, and if he keeps this up he undoubtedly will break the record for most MVPs by a player in their career.

[arthas™]

most of james' rivals were injured so no doubt sya pa rin.

[henu]

EC semis, Bulls 93 Heat 86 sa opener ng series, bilog talaga ang bola

[arthas™]

malakas talaga ang bulls. may bad hair day lang talaga minsan. kahit short-handed sila kaya nilang makatalo ng malakas na team. coach thibs did a great job. they should maintain their play and defense. road game wins will be another advantage. i'm a bulls fan, and still hoping na makalagpas sila sa miami. lebron being a 4-time mvp is enough. underdogs should step up.

[McLovin]

malakas talaga ang bulls. may bad hair day lang talaga minsan. kahit short-handed sila kaya nilang makatalo ng malakas na team. coach thibs did a great job. they should maintain their play and defense. road game wins will be another advantage. i'm a bulls fan, and still hoping na makalagpas sila sa miami. lebron being a 4-time mvp is enough. underdogs should step up.

it will be just like OKC last year they lost game 1 but then........... winalis

[arthas™]

it will be just like OKC last year they lost game 1 but then........... winalis

concede na rin ako jan bro. masyado pa rin malakas ang miami. only miracle can help bulls to survive on the eastern conference semis. iba pa rin ang laro kung both kumpleto. didn't even expect na mananalo pa ang bulls sa nets. i salute the coach for the win. if bulls can defeat miami, mas ok. 

[arthas™]

nakakadisappoint ang laban ng gsw vs. san antonio. i am on gsw side para maiba naman. match talaga ang dalawang team. the warriors still made it to 2OT. the disappointing part is when ginobili was unguarded.

[VigilanteSpy]

No matter what, bulls pa rin ako kahit pa undermanned.  Noah is a beast this season. Nobody could question his heart.  He always gives his 100% kahit may injury.  Saludo ako sa panalo nila sa 1st game against the Heat. Who needs homecourt advantage?

[arthas™]

No matter what, bulls pa rin ako kahit pa undermanned.  Noah is a beast this season. Nobody could question his heart.  He always gives his 100% kahit may injury.  Saludo ako sa panalo nila sa 1st game against the Heat. Who needs homecourt advantage?

bulls pa rin bro. hehehe! kampihan na! i'm still hoping they survive the bout against heat.

[arthas™]

the series is getting tougher as NYK and Memphis notch victories against Pacers and OKC. 

[VigilanteSpy]

Tinambakan ng Heat ang Bulls sa game 2. Ok lang yan, bawi sa homecourt. Pwede pala gamitin si Radmanovic kung kailangan ng 3 points. 3-3 sya sa 3 point country sa game 2.  Ano kaya nangyari kay
Hamilton? bakit di na pinapalaro ni Tibs kahit puro bench na ang naglalaro?

[arthas™]

Tinambakan ng Heat ang Bulls sa game 2. Ok lang yan, bawi sa homecourt. Pwede pala gamitin si Radmanovic kung kailangan ng 3 points. 3-3 sya sa 3 point country sa game 2.  Ano kaya nangyari kay
Hamilton? bakit di na pinapalaro ni Tibs kahit puro bench na ang naglalaro?

yes bro. nakita ko laro ni radmanovic. magaling din. di lang nagamit nung elimination round. i also heard na maglalaro na si rose sa game 3. i do hope that he will play na. nagkainitan pa sa 4th quarter ng game 2, napatalsik si noah and si gibson. may bastos pang fan. mainit na ang game 2, pano pa kaya ang mga susunod na games pa.