In 2006, Kobe averaged 35.4 points per game, and the mvp vote was only the fourth. Who are the top three?

The regular season competition between NBA and MVP is fierce every year, especially in 2006. This year, Kobe averaged 35.4 points per game, ranking only fourth in the voting list of the most valuable players in the finals. Who are the first three gods?

Third place: LeBron James LeBron James has just entered the league, but he has shown strong dominance and played a very bright performance. The Cavaliers also returned to the playoffs under his leadership, so James also successfully ranked third in this year's regular season MVP voting list.

2 nd place: Nowitzki Nowitzki is a very famous power forward player in NBA history. In 2006, Nowitzki reached the peak of his career. The Mavericks also returned to the playoffs and even entered the finals under the leadership of Nowitzki. Nowitzki's performance in the regular season is a blessing. In many important games, Nowitzki stood up and gained the game. It is also Nowitzki's wonderful performance in the regular season that makes him ranked second in the selection of the most valuable players in the regular season!

65438 +0: Nash Nash's strength is also quite excellent, and it was once the absolute core of the Suns. His combination with Stoudemire was one of the best in the league at that time, and the Suns also achieved the first record in the West under his leadership. In 2006, he averaged 18.6 points and 10.5 assists. Although Nash's data this year is not very good, he led the Suns to the first record in the West.

Thanks to this record, he also successfully defeated the other three and became the most valuable player in this year's regular season! It is worth mentioning that Nash won the most valuable player in the regular season twice in his career! This is just one of them!