re: How did Lebron not finish as an MVP finalist?

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Therefore, he's the MVP and that fact indicates as such otherwise they're representing nonsense.

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99 people voted for Harden and Westbrook for first team.

What evidence do you have that a single one of those 99 voters chose Harden over Westbrook?

Even boomshockalocka understands this (or at least doesn't take his troll that far).

He coasted through the entire second half of the season

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The ONLY unanimous first-team all-NBA player due to 100 people voting for Harden unlike the 99 you're presenting which is clearly erroneous. Next time check your evidence before you try and fail to rebut my logic and case.

Game. Set. Match. *crickets*

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The ONLY unanimous first-team all-NBA player due to 100 people voting for Harden unlike the 99 you're presenting which is clearly erroneous. Next time check your evidence before you try and fail to rebut my logic and case. Game. Set. Match. *crickets*

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Which, as anyone who understands how the MVP and the 1st Team All NBA Balloting work know, is completely impossible to extrapolate into an MVP result for Harden.

What is? Existing disclosed MVP votes, and their value. Those that have been disclosed, show an overwhelming edge to Westbrook, to the point of nearing mathematical inevitability-- the only anecdotal value the All-NBA results offer, is showing that he's probably got it beyond locked.

Logic. Learn it. Use it. Embrace it.
Use actual logic. Not Rocketard logic. Not Boom-math.

Lebron knows he is takennfor granted in these eegular season arguments. He also knows that what really matters is to win the championship. No one legitimately argues for the silliness that some active player is better than he is right now or has been for over a decade.