I will explain all later when I have time.
MVP Race...do not waste your money betting on LBJ
I will explain all later when I have time.
I will explain all later when I have time.
People thought LBJ stood a great shot to win the MVP, but there was one problem: he did not want the MVP! He told the reporters voting on the award not to vote for him if the Cavs lost. The reporters, in turn, decided to respect his wishes. They were not going to give a guy who said he did not want the award the award. So they gave it to the guy guarding him, Iggy.
Unless LBJ has changed his mind about this, there is no point in putting money on him at +300 when you can get the Cavs at +1100!
People thought LBJ stood a great shot to win the MVP, but there was one problem: he did not want the MVP! He told the reporters voting on the award not to vote for him if the Cavs lost. The reporters, in turn, decided to respect his wishes. They were not going to give a guy who said he did not want the award the award. So they gave it to the guy guarding him, Iggy.
Unless LBJ has changed his mind about this, there is no point in putting money on him at +300 when you can get the Cavs at +1100!
Anyway take Curry for MVP at +150 or so at books that have it. Forget Durant. He ain't getting it this year. And Thompson is banged up. Wariors win, Curry wins. Cavs win, LBJ wins.
Anyway take Curry for MVP at +150 or so at books that have it. Forget Durant. He ain't getting it this year. And Thompson is banged up. Wariors win, Curry wins. Cavs win, LBJ wins.
Don’t sleep on Draymond Green
Don’t sleep on Draymond Green
5dimes knows exactly what it is doing BB and they do it well:
Yup. I completely agree. Was chatting with one of their online customer service guys telling him what happened. He was so apologetic saying they would get to the bottom of it. I had called twice that day asking for the odds to be put up and just lied to me. Then this guy last night says the other guys should never have told me the mvp odds would be put up because 5 dimes is no longer offering them. Then this morning, I see they have Curry up there at -300. What a bunch lying a holes!
5dimes knows exactly what it is doing BB and they do it well:
Yup. I completely agree. Was chatting with one of their online customer service guys telling him what happened. He was so apologetic saying they would get to the bottom of it. I had called twice that day asking for the odds to be put up and just lied to me. Then this guy last night says the other guys should never have told me the mvp odds would be put up because 5 dimes is no longer offering them. Then this morning, I see they have Curry up there at -300. What a bunch lying a holes!
5dimes knows exactly what it is doing BB and they do it well:
5dimes knows exactly what it is doing BB and they do it well:
Ok, here is the explanation. The only MVP from a losing team was Jerry West, and that was the first year they gave out the award. After that the mvp has always been from the winning team. When Cavs played warriors the first time, LBJ was the best player on the floor and the Cavs had nobody but him, not even Love. People thought LBJ stood a great shot to win the MVP, but there was one problem: he did not want the MVP! He told the reporters voting on the award not to vote for him if the Cavs lost. The reporters, in turn, decided to respect his wishes. They were not going to give a guy who said he did not want the award the award. So they gave it to the guy guarding him, Iggy.Unless LBJ has changed his mind about this, there is no point in putting money on him at +300 when you can get the Cavs at +1100!
Actually, in the next year, before Game 7 of 2016 NBA Finals, the reporters asked LBJ again about his opinions on awarding FMVP to a player on the losing team but he rejected to answer that question. He also said something like "I would try my best to win the game and live with the result" when asked about the FMVP race. You can interpret the answer however you like but in my opinion he would be the FMVP as long as he outperformed all the Warriors' players even if the Cavs eventually lost that Game 7 (before that game he was already leading in 5 main stats among players from both teams). I studied this before that game because I was surprised by the FMVP odds (around -250) he got before that game despite that the Cavs were the underdog to win.
Ok, here is the explanation. The only MVP from a losing team was Jerry West, and that was the first year they gave out the award. After that the mvp has always been from the winning team. When Cavs played warriors the first time, LBJ was the best player on the floor and the Cavs had nobody but him, not even Love. People thought LBJ stood a great shot to win the MVP, but there was one problem: he did not want the MVP! He told the reporters voting on the award not to vote for him if the Cavs lost. The reporters, in turn, decided to respect his wishes. They were not going to give a guy who said he did not want the award the award. So they gave it to the guy guarding him, Iggy.Unless LBJ has changed his mind about this, there is no point in putting money on him at +300 when you can get the Cavs at +1100!
Actually, in the next year, before Game 7 of 2016 NBA Finals, the reporters asked LBJ again about his opinions on awarding FMVP to a player on the losing team but he rejected to answer that question. He also said something like "I would try my best to win the game and live with the result" when asked about the FMVP race. You can interpret the answer however you like but in my opinion he would be the FMVP as long as he outperformed all the Warriors' players even if the Cavs eventually lost that Game 7 (before that game he was already leading in 5 main stats among players from both teams). I studied this before that game because I was surprised by the FMVP odds (around -250) he got before that game despite that the Cavs were the underdog to win.
Scal, maybe you misunderstood me, but I mentioned to you, in another thread, that I am gambling some, but small, to let off steam. I started very late in the playoffs (after I had give out three straight winners
Scal, maybe you misunderstood me, but I mentioned to you, in another thread, that I am gambling some, but small, to let off steam. I started very late in the playoffs (after I had give out three straight winners
Curry now at +300 after KD's performance. Don't let the hype fool you. this thing is a dead heat and if Curry goes off tonight the MVP is his. Just before game 3, all the talk was about Curry getting the MVP. Curry was the hero in game 7 against the rockets. He was also the heron in game 3 against the rockets, and a one man show against the Cavs in game 2. +300 is a gift at betonline right now. It should be closer to +150.
Curry now at +300 after KD's performance. Don't let the hype fool you. this thing is a dead heat and if Curry goes off tonight the MVP is his. Just before game 3, all the talk was about Curry getting the MVP. Curry was the hero in game 7 against the rockets. He was also the heron in game 3 against the rockets, and a one man show against the Cavs in game 2. +300 is a gift at betonline right now. It should be closer to +150.
how can anyone be elected MVP if you can't defend at all? look at numbers of that bum defending versus gsw and you'll see how mediocre he is in finals
how can anyone be elected MVP if you can't defend at all? look at numbers of that bum defending versus gsw and you'll see how mediocre he is in finals
ttps://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/warriors-vs-cavs-nba-twitter-irate-over-stephen-curry-losing-2018-finals-mvp-to-kevin-durant/
We were robbed! Even KD was trying to get the Steph the MVP. Draymond also admitted as much in his interview. Writers trying to stir controversy and drive a wedge in this team. As Trump would say: fake news!
ttps://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/warriors-vs-cavs-nba-twitter-irate-over-stephen-curry-losing-2018-finals-mvp-to-kevin-durant/
We were robbed! Even KD was trying to get the Steph the MVP. Draymond also admitted as much in his interview. Writers trying to stir controversy and drive a wedge in this team. As Trump would say: fake news!
His line couldn’t have been any better in the final game to win the MVP.
Good point, Scal. Had not thought of that. Curry was genuinely disappointed, and the Warrior players (including Durant) and coaches got very defensive when asked about Curry not getting the MVP. Having watched this Warrior team closely, I could see they were irked. Durant wanted Steph to get the MVP as well. 7 voted for Durant and 4 for Curry. Big win for Nike, though.
His line couldn’t have been any better in the final game to win the MVP.
Good point, Scal. Had not thought of that. Curry was genuinely disappointed, and the Warrior players (including Durant) and coaches got very defensive when asked about Curry not getting the MVP. Having watched this Warrior team closely, I could see they were irked. Durant wanted Steph to get the MVP as well. 7 voted for Durant and 4 for Curry. Big win for Nike, though.
I think KD deserved it and it's good. KD has a personality that needs validation more than Curry. And the fact the whole team clearly were trying to get it for him takes care of any perceived wedges that could be driven. Besides, the rest of the core guys have three rings. KD has two. The finals MVPs are a nice consolation for a guy who left money on the table to be a part of this group. Curry got all the validation he needed when he inked his new deal. To anybody familiar with his first deal, that contract was a long time coming. Personally, i'm hoping the Warriors do it again and Klay or Drsymond gets finals MVP There value, Klay as a defender in addition to his scoring, Draymond as a defender in addition to his role as point forward and heart of the team, is relatively unheralded. Green does things that you just don't see unless you follow this team. He's literally a coach on the floor to guys like Looney, Bell, and McGee
I think KD deserved it and it's good. KD has a personality that needs validation more than Curry. And the fact the whole team clearly were trying to get it for him takes care of any perceived wedges that could be driven. Besides, the rest of the core guys have three rings. KD has two. The finals MVPs are a nice consolation for a guy who left money on the table to be a part of this group. Curry got all the validation he needed when he inked his new deal. To anybody familiar with his first deal, that contract was a long time coming. Personally, i'm hoping the Warriors do it again and Klay or Drsymond gets finals MVP There value, Klay as a defender in addition to his scoring, Draymond as a defender in addition to his role as point forward and heart of the team, is relatively unheralded. Green does things that you just don't see unless you follow this team. He's literally a coach on the floor to guys like Looney, Bell, and McGee
I think KD deserved it and it's good. KD has a personality that needs validation more than Curry. And the fact the whole team clearly were trying to get it for him takes care of any perceived wedges that could be driven. Besides, the rest of the core guys have three rings. KD has two. The finals MVPs are a nice consolation for a guy who left money on the table to be a part of this group. Curry got all the validation he needed when he inked his new deal. To anybody familiar with his first deal, that contract was a long time coming. Personally, i'm hoping the Warriors do it again and Klay or Drsymond gets finals MVP There value, Klay as a defender in addition to his scoring, Draymond as a defender in addition to his role as point forward and heart of the team, is relatively unheralded. Green does things that you just don't see unless you follow this team. He's literally a coach on the floor to guys like Looney, Bell, and McGee
Disagree again. Who cares about KD, or keeping him happy. Are you kidding? This is Curry's team and it always will be. KD is a ring-chaser who joined the warriors party. he will never be loved like he was in okc and he will always be behind Curry, Thompson and Draymond in terms of fan adoration. He knows this now, and you can tell through his inconsistent play and body language. Here is a good article that expresses my own sentiments (especially about Curry outperforming him the playoffs):
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2018/6/9/17444722/kevin-durant-finals-mvp-steph-curry-warriors
I think KD deserved it and it's good. KD has a personality that needs validation more than Curry. And the fact the whole team clearly were trying to get it for him takes care of any perceived wedges that could be driven. Besides, the rest of the core guys have three rings. KD has two. The finals MVPs are a nice consolation for a guy who left money on the table to be a part of this group. Curry got all the validation he needed when he inked his new deal. To anybody familiar with his first deal, that contract was a long time coming. Personally, i'm hoping the Warriors do it again and Klay or Drsymond gets finals MVP There value, Klay as a defender in addition to his scoring, Draymond as a defender in addition to his role as point forward and heart of the team, is relatively unheralded. Green does things that you just don't see unless you follow this team. He's literally a coach on the floor to guys like Looney, Bell, and McGee
Disagree again. Who cares about KD, or keeping him happy. Are you kidding? This is Curry's team and it always will be. KD is a ring-chaser who joined the warriors party. he will never be loved like he was in okc and he will always be behind Curry, Thompson and Draymond in terms of fan adoration. He knows this now, and you can tell through his inconsistent play and body language. Here is a good article that expresses my own sentiments (especially about Curry outperforming him the playoffs):
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2018/6/9/17444722/kevin-durant-finals-mvp-steph-curry-warriors
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