Kobe or James, who is the final MVP?
It must be Kobe
Because the best player today is Kobe Bryant. Kobe Bryant is a player who entered the NBA directly from high school. In 1996, he was selected by the Charlotte Hornets in the NBA. The 13th pick in the first round of the draft was exchanged by the Hornets for Divac of the Lakers on November 7, 1996. He performed well in the first season, and in the second season he was selected into the starting lineup of the 1998 All-Star Game, becoming the youngest All-Star player in history. In his third season, he averaged nearly 20 points per game, ranked first on the team in almost every technical statistic, and has since been hailed as one of the most exciting young stars in the NBA. He and Shaquille O'Neal created the Purple and Gold Dynasty and joined forces to dominate the NBA. After the Sharks traveled east in the 2004-05 season, Kobe single-handedly spearheaded the Lakers' revival. It is a pity that Kobe did not help the Lakers regain their glory. Although he has been working very hard, the distrust within the team and the huge internal loopholes caused by O'Neal's eastward journey have plagued the Lakers throughout the season. As a result, the Lakers also Didn't make it to the playoffs. In the new season, the Lakers invited back coach Phil Jackson. I believe that Kobe will have a successful future under the coaching of the coach. After entering the NBA, Kobe surpassed most regular college draft players with his amazing basketball talent. Regardless of his jumping, shooting, and breakthrough, he has the shadow of the then superstar Michael Jordan. Therefore, he is considered to be the God of Basketball - one of the most powerful successors to Jordan; he is the most influential and idol-like person in the NBA today. of superstar. At only 26 years old, he became the youngest person to score more than 10,000 points in the NBA; he won NBA championship rings three times as a main player; he participated in seven consecutive "All-Star Games" starting in 1998 and started in all of them (no one could play in 1999 due to labor disputes). game); was selected to the NBA All-NBA Team of the Year three times, and was selected to the NBA All-Defensive Team of the Year three times; once scored 40 in 9 consecutive games; once created an NBA record of 9 consecutive three-pointers and 12 three-pointers in a single game. Record.