In fact, the FMVP of that year was also considered controversial by some fans. The Warriors are Curry's team, and Curry's performance is not bad. Is it because Curry signed Andema and Durant signed Nike, so the league didn't give Curry this honor to suppress it? Actually, it's not. Let's analyze the performance of Curry and Durant in the finals through a picture.
From this table, we can actually see that Durant is clearly ahead of Curry. Among the five important data (scoring, rebounding, assists, steals and blocked shots), Durant's four data are better than Curry's, and Curry's shots are four times that of Durant. In the comparison of the three hit rates, Durant is 52.6%+40.9%+96.3%; Curry is 40.2%+4 1.5%+ 100%. We can see that Curry is better than Durant in three points and free throws, but the gap between the two sides is not big. In shooting percentage, Durant is higher than Curry 12.4 percentage points. Durant is also higher than Curry in real hit rate and effective hit rate.
In fact, in the finals of that year, many people hoped that Curry could make up for his regrets, win FMVP and achieve a Grand Slam, including Bian Xiao. Durant did give Curry a chance to pass the ball to Curry frequently on the court, which is why Curry averaged four shots more than Durant. However, his personal ability is too good. Under such circumstances, Durant can produce such beautiful data. Even if he receives the game, he will be the MVP of the finals. There is really nothing wrong with Curry losing to him.
This season has been unfriendly to Durant and Curry. Curry only played five games because of injury, and the Warriors ranked directly at the bottom of the league. The same is true of Durant, who did not play this season because of injury after moving to the Nets this year. We also hope that next season, both sides can return to health and play a high-light level.