re: Anthony Davis MVPs by 30 - O/U 1.5?

Boom...you are either officially the biggest troll on this site or just plain dumb.

There is no middle ground.

and steph is still either #1 or 2 among 1 guards in basically every defensive metric. its not like steph just runs the offense

Gtfo you've been sucking off Curry since his rookie year bro.

Put it to ya like this, he is #1 or #2 in ZERO defensive metrics.

can you not fricking read?

OH so I missed his name when skimming the list. Put it to ya like this, he ain't "top 1 or 2" and he ain't above Harden.

Agree 100% he's a fool.

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Harden 10th league wide in defensive win shares. Curry not in the top 20.

Where exactly are you looking for you info?

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That's 2 times you've "accidentally" got stats wrong in Harden's favor.

Do you think people won't fact check, or you're just having a bad day?

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To put that in perspective, he is less than a month older than Frank Kaminsky, your Naismith POY, and just put up more points, rebounds, blocks, and steals in the NBA per 36 minutes than Kaminsky did in college this year per 40 minutes.

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WTF does any of this have to do with anything?

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Davis will turn 30 in the 2022-2023 season, so excluding that season, he's got 7 seasons left before turning 30. If the over/under on league MVPs for Davis was set at 1.5 during that stretch, what side would you take?

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LeBron will be standing in Davis' way for another couple seasons. Steph Curry is entering his prime, James Harden is quickly turning into the scorer Carmelo once was, and Durant will [likely] be coming back healthy and still one of the best players in the league.

I will go under. Not because Davis isn't talented enough to win multiple, but the degree of difficulty it takes to win multiple MVPs in a span of seven seasons is incredibly difficult to accomplish.

There are currently twelve players in NBA history with multiple MVP awards. They all won multiple MVPs in the same timespan you're allotting to Davis. What made them special is the fact that there was not much debate as to whether or not they were the best player(s) in the NBA. It's difficult to know whether or not Davis will be part of that category, though he certainly has the ability to be.

Doing 2 things at once. Fact is Harden is ranked above Curry in DWS. That's all that really matters. You can nitpick and not see the forest for the trees and make a deal of this but that only shows that you LOSE the original argument. Which was that Harden has more DWS than Curry.