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NBA · 2 years ago

NBA Finals MVP: Early Predictions and Odds, LeBron in Running

Sportsgrid Staff

Host · Writer

NBA Finals MVP: Early Predictions and Odds, LeBron in Running

The NBA Finals is still a long way off, but it’s never too early to start thinking about who might come out on top. If you’re confident in your team’s ability to make it to the finals, now is a good time to place your bets and get some good numbers. Let’s take a look at some early predictions and odds for the NBA Finals MVP.

LeBron and AD Lead the Way

The Los Angeles Lakers are one of the favorites to win the championship, and it’s no surprise that LeBron James and Anthony Davis are among the frontrunners for the NBA Finals MVP award. Davis is currently at 10 to 1, while James is at +750. If you think the Lakers are going all the way, putting your money on one of these two stars could be a smart move.

Dark Horses to Watch

But what about the other contenders? Joel Embiid of the Philadelphia 76ers is currently at 7 to 1, while his teammate James Harden is at 16 to 1. If the Sixers and the Lakers meet in the finals and Harden has a great series, he could be a strong contender for the award. However, it’s important to remember that the voters often lean towards the big names, so it may be tough for someone like Harden to beat out LeBron or AD.

The Importance of a Strong Body of Work

In the end, the NBA Finals MVP award is often based on a player’s body of work throughout the playoffs. While a few standout performances can certainly help a player’s chances, consistency is key. If AD puts up 30 and 20 every night and leads the Lakers to victory, he could very well take home the award, even over LeBron. It’s all about who makes the biggest impact when it matters most.

There’s still plenty of time left in the NBA season, so anything can happen. But if you’re confident in your team’s ability to make it to the finals, it’s never too early to start thinking about who might take home the NBA Finals MVP award.