Major League Baseball’s MVP award has taken a bit of a hit in recent years. Miguel Cabrera’s win over Mike Trout had stat junkies crying foul, Ryan Braun’s name has been dragged through the mud, and a down year in 2013 still saw Andrew McCutchen take home the hardware.
The NBA has become one of the most star-driven leagues in all of sports, and as a result, there are more than a handful of candidates when it comes to the 2012-13 MVP award.
Superstars are scattered all over the league, but only the top of the top-tier players earn legitimate MVP consideration heading into the year.
In the happy, hypothetical world where the NFL lockout is no more, training camps are about to start. The Hall-of-Fame game is a month away.
Last year LeBron James won his second straight MVP, but can he make it three straight now that he is not the only big gun in Miami?
The team success of the Heat is important for King James and there are several other players that have legit odds to win the most valuable player led by Kevin Durant, who has the best odds to win it before the season begins.
At the end of every season, fifty AP writers sit down and vote for the most valuable player in the NFL. They vote for which player they believe had the biggest impact on their team’s performance that year.
In 2009 Peyton Manning won the award for the fourth time in his career and second year in a row, as he led his team to 14 straight wins before taking the rest of the regular season off after the Colts clinched home field advantage throughout the playoffs.
At the end of every season, fifty AP writers sit down and vote for the most valuable player in the NFL. They vote for which player they believe had the biggest impact on their team’s performance that year. In 2008 Peyton Manning ran away with the award with 32 first place votes as he battled back from injury and a slow start to lead his team to an improbable 12-4 record.
