Generally speaking, the MVP winners in the regular season every year are basically the best players in the top teams in the league! In view of this, let's take a look at the performance of O 'Neill and his team over the years!
1992-93 season, O 'Neill, as a rookie, averaged 23.7 points 10.9 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.3 blocks, which was a perfect performance, but the Magic ranked ninth in the East with a record of 4 1 win 4 1 loss that season and missed the playoffs!
1993-94 season, Magic ranked fourth in the East and ninth in the league with a record of 50 wins and 32 losses, but it was still unable to be selected.
1994-95 season, O 'Neill averaged 29.3 points 1 1.4 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 2.4 blocks, and finally brought Magic to the first place in the East. However, there are still three teams in the West with better records than Magic. Among them, david robinson of the Spurs is not equal to O 'Neal in statistics, but his advantage in record made him leave with the trophy!
In 1995-96, under the leadership of Jordan, the Bulls achieved an unprecedented record of 72 wins 10 losses. Magic's 60 wins and 22 losses can only be dwarfed by them. The MVP trophy naturally belongs to Jordan!
In the 96-97 season, O 'Neill traveled west to the Lakers! That season, the Lakers only scored 56 wins and 26 losses, ranking eighth in the league, and their record is still not up to standard!
In 1997-98, O 'Neal averaged 28.3 points per game,1.4 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 2.4 blocks, but he only played 60 games, and his team's record was only the fourth in the league. Jordan, the first bull in the league, played 82 games, averaging 28.7 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.5 assists 1.7 steals. Therefore, it is obvious who will win the MVP trophy!
The league suffered a shrinking season in 1998-99, and the Lakers were obviously affected. That season, only 3 1 wins 19 losses, ranking fourth in the west and seventh in the league, failed to meet the requirements.
In the 99-00 season, under the leadership of OK team, the Lakers achieved an impressive record of 67 wins 15 losses, leading the second place in the league by 8 games, while O 'Neal averaged 29.7 points 13.6 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 3 blocks in 79 games. It can be said that O 'Neill is a well-deserved MVP this year, no matter from which aspect!
00-0 1 season, the Lakers were 56 wins and 26 losses, tied for second place in the league with the 76 ers led by Iverson. Although O 'Neill also scored 28+ 12+3, voters may think that the data of short champion 3 1+4+4+2 is better!
In the season of 0 1-02, O 'Neill met Duncan again, and their teams were both 58 wins and 24 losses. Duncan's data is 25.5 points 12.7 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 0.7 steals and 2.5 blocks, playing 82 games; O' Neill's data is 27.2 points 10.7 rebounds, 3 assists, 0.6 steals and 2 blocks, playing 67 games; Except for exceptions, other data are lower than Duncan, and MVP naturally falls into Duncan's bag.
In the 2002-03 season, the Lakers only scored 50 wins and 32 losses, ranking fifth in the West, and missed the first place with MVP candidates!
In 2003-04, the Lakers ranked second in the West with 56 wins and 26 losses, but Garnett, the core player of the first Timberwolves in the West, averaged 24.2 points 13.9 rebounds and 5 assists10.5 steals and 2.2 blocks, which was superior to O 'Neal in data and record!
In the 2004-05 season, O 'Neill made an expedition to the Heat. In fact, he has gradually become the second best player in the team, and his record is not lower than that of the Suns and Spurs in the west. However, since the 2005-06 season, O 'Neill's data has almost declined in an all-round way, and his position in the team has always been at a disadvantage, and the future MVP is almost out of reach with him.
Generally speaking, O 'Neill has only one MVP in the regular season of his career, mainly because he is dragged down by the team's record when his personal data is good, or meets a stronger opponent when his team's record is good. This is fate!
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"God chooses God, but no God chooses sharks", which is the greatest affirmation of O 'Neill as a "big shark". He is the most dominant center on the court, no one. During his career, O 'Neill won many honors: four championships, three fmvp, two scoring titles, three All-Star MVPs and one regular season MVP.
O 'Neill's dominance is obvious to all, but why is there only one regular season MVP? As we all know, the selection of MVP in the regular season mainly depends on two aspects, one is personal performance, and the other is team record. The reason why O 'Neill has only one MVP in the regular season is actually very simple. Either his record is not up to standard, or his personal performance is not good, or his personal performance and team record are not good. What caused him to have these problems?
First, the young shark sees all the gods.
O 'Neill is also a player who reached the peak when he debuted. 1992- 1993 season, as a rookie, he scored 23.4 points 13.9 rebounds and became the rookie of the year. However, this figure still can't gain an advantage in the selection of MVP, and Magic missed the playoffs, let alone wanted MVP. In the second year, O 'Neill scored 29.3 points and 13.2 rebounds, taking the magic to the fourth place in the East, but only ranked ninth in the league, and his record was dragged down again.
1994- 1995 season, O 'Neill averaged 29.3 points per game, 1 1.4 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 2.4 blocks, and finally brought Magic to the first place in the East. However, there are still three teams in the west with better records than Magic, and the final data is neck and neck with O 'Neill, but Robinson with better records wins. 1995- 1996 season, O 'Neill's data declined, averaging 26.6 points per game, 1 1 rebounds. The Magic also scored 60 wins and 22 losses, but Jordan led the Bulls to 72 wins 10 losses and beat O 'Neal to win the MVP.
From 1996 to 1999, O 'Neill's westward journey to the Lakers is a new beginning in recent years, with good personal data, but the team's record was delayed and missed the MVP in the regular season. From 1992 to 1999, O 'Neill has been growing, but he is still a little immature. The great gods who beat him to win the MVP are Buckley, Olajuwon, Robinson, Jordan and Malone.
Second, after the peak, you lose your motivation.
After several years of hard work, O 'Neill finally reached the peak of his career at 1999-2000: that year, he scored 29.7 points and 13.6 rebounds, leading the Lakers to 67 wins 15 losses, ranking first in the league, successfully winning the coveted regular season MVP and becoming the season scoring champion and all-star MVP.
After this season, O 'Neill seems to have lost his motivation and is not so serious about the regular season. His data is still very good, but it is worse than the peak season. The data is decreasing, and the Lakers' record is not particularly outstanding. At this time, Iverson, Duncan, Garnett and others performed well and were particularly dedicated. They often played the whole season and left a good impression on the judges, which led to O 'Neill's failure to win the MVP. In fact, judging from the performance in the playoffs, O 'Neill's peak period is invincible if he is serious, but he loves playing too much.
Third, the shark ran aground.
At the beginning of the 2003-2004 season, O 'Neill was able to contribute 22.9 points, 10.4 rebounds and compete with Nash for MVP. However, in the next few seasons, he has begun to decline. In the 2005-2006 season, he averaged 20 points and 9.2 rebounds, and all the data declined. Although he finally helped the Heat win the championship, he still can't be ignored.
Later, he was traded to the Sun and played for the Cavaliers and Celtics. During this period, he was old and had little advantage on the court. Average data, he became the blue collar of the team. MVP has completely lost contact with him, and the shark that saved the day has finally run aground.
O 'Neill is recognized as the most dominant center in history. He won four championships and three FMVP in his career. The only regret is that there is only one regular season MVP trophy, which is far from other historical centers.
So why does O 'Neill have only one MVP? Personally, this has a lot to do with the four-center era in his early career and Jordan's rule, as well as his regular-season shooting in the middle and late period.
O 'Neill's pre-match data is excellent, but there are too many gods. O 'Neill is the representative of his debut. The rookie season averaged 23 points 13.9 rebounds and 3.9 blocks, and he is a veritable violent center. However, during this period, the magic record was average, and it was hard to win the scoring champion and 60 wins in 1995, but Robinson won the MVP with a better record, and then Jordan came back, plus jazz.
It can be said that O 'Neill wasted almost eight years in the 1990s. Jordan, Olajuwon, Robinson and Malone carved up the MVP, which made O 'Neill feel powerless. After all, his rough style was still very unpopular in the 1990s.
O 'Neill began to keep in good health after the peak. The turning point of O 'Neill's career was in 2000. Jordan retired, the four centers entered the end of their careers, and Utah Shuangsha also began to withdraw from the peak stage. O 'Neill was born and won the MVP with 29.7 points 13.6 rebounds and 3 blocks per game. At the same time, he also won the All-Star MVP and Finals MVP, reaching the brilliant point of his career.
However, O 'Neill's peak was short-lived. He is constantly troubled by minor injuries, and he always has a lot of rest during the regular season. Although the playoffs always broke out to win the championship, O 'Neill's MVP number stopped at 65,400, because of his lazy performance and constant rest in the regular season, as well as Duncan and Garnett's excellent performance in the regular season. 2005 was his closest season to MVP, but Nash narrowly won by virtue of his better record and team position.
On the whole, O 'Neill's career is still out of date. If he debuts in this era, MVP will be soft at the beginning of his career, and it will not be impossible after the peak declines.
God chooses God, but no God chooses sharks! As the top five center in NBA history, O 'Neill won the MVP in the regular season only once in 2000, which seems unreasonable. Why did the insider beast only win the MVP once? Please let me answer for you.
O' Neill 1992 entered the league. His strength has gradually increased in previous years, and his hard strength has not reached the height of MVP at that time. Let's see which gods robbed O 'Neill's MVP at his peak:
93-94 season: This year belongs to the Rockets and Olajuwon! With unparalleled dominance, Dameng won the MVP in the regular season and finals in one fell swoop and led the Rockets to the final championship!
94-95 season: The Spurs won the league first with a record of 62 wins and 20 losses. That year, O 'Neill led the Magic to the finals, but was swept away by the rockets led by Olajuwon. The MVP of that year was Admiral Robinson's!
95-96 season: in a word: Jordan returns, the gods return!
97-98 season: Tough guy Malone finally won a hard-won MVP in Jordan's contest. O 'Neill is not as good as Jordan Malone this year.
98-99 season: Joe Wang, no need to explain!
99-00 season: Joe Wang leaves the league and Malone wins the cup again!
00-0 1 season: O 'Neill won the first and only MVP in the regular season with an average of 28.7 points 12.7 rebounds and 2.8 blocks.
0 1-02 season: Iverson's invincible season! Although he lost to the Lakers led by O 'Neill in the finals 1-4, Iverson's performance in the regular season is absolutely historic!
02-03 season: Duncan played the most brilliant season of his career, averaging 23.3 points 13 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 2.9 blocks, leading the Spurs to 60 wins and 22 losses in the regular season!
2003-04 season: King Almighty Wolf led the Timberwolves to an impressive record of 59 wins and 24 losses this season, averaging 24.2 points 13.9 rebounds, 5.0 assists and 2.2 blocks 1.5 steals.
04-06 season: Nash, the son of fast-break storm Sun, won the regular season MVP for two consecutive years!
At this point, O 'Neill's peak period has passed. It can be said that in the seven or eight years of his peak, there are always people who have sprung up in the regular season to compete for the MVP in the regular season. It can't be said that O 'Neill's performance in recent years is not good enough. It can only be said that there are too many geniuses in this prosperous time, such as Duncan, Garnett, Iverson, Nash, Olajuwon, Jordan and Malone. Everyone is a famous historical star! O 'Neill can grab an MVP from these people and prove his greatness!
Better than O 'Neill, he only won the MVP in the regular season in 99-00 in his entire career. As one of the four legendary centers in NBA, O 'Neill's strength and achievements are obvious to all. Why is there only one regular season MVP in your career?
First of all, we need to know the selection criteria of MVP in the regular season. Although it is a cliche, it still needs to be mentioned again. Generally speaking, there are three points: first, lead the team to achieve good results; Second, the core role of the team should be immediate; Third, it can make teammates better.
Then 100 sports media people in the United States and Canada voted (a fan vote was added from 20 10, which was generated by online voting). Each voter should select five players, and the voting scores from the first to the fifth vote are 10, 7, 5, 3 and 65. NBA officials summarize the players' total scores according to the voting situation, and the player with the highest score is elected as the MVP in the regular season.
Of course, there are only three core criteria mentioned above, but attendance, PER value and influence can also be used as one of the reference criteria for MVP selection.
After understanding the MVP selection rules, let's take a look at O 'Neill's career every season. O 'Neill was chosen as the No.1 scholar by Magic in 1992. The team's record in 1992-93 and 1993-94 was not ideal, and O 'Neill was still a newcomer at that time, so he was not eligible for MVP in the regular season.
1994-95, O 'Neill has a good chance of being elected. At that time, Magic's performance was the second best in the league (the first in the East). O 'Neill averaged 29.3 points 1 1.4 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 2.4 blocks per game, and even won the honor of scoring champion. But this year, david robinson is even better. He not only averaged 27.6 points 10.8 rebounds, 2.9 assists10.7 steals and 3.2 blocks per game, but also led the spurs to a league-best record of 62 wins and 20 losses.
In the next few seasons, O 'Neill's attendance rate is not high (injury problem), or the team's record is average, and personal data has declined compared with the first three seasons. He naturally won't get the MVP of the regular season.
By the end of the 1999-00 season, O 'Neill's attendance rate had rebounded. He played 79 games for the Lakers and led the team to a league-best record of 67 wins 15 losses. He averaged 29.7 points 13.6 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 3.0 blocks, which helped him win the first MVP in his career. This year is also the first championship of the Lakers dynasty.
The following year, O 'Neill's personal data and team record were good, but he met Iverson. In the case of the same team record, Iverson led the team with better results and more exaggerated personal data. Iverson averaged 3 1. 1 point, 3.8 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 2.5 steals, and won the scoring title that season.
I didn't get more MVP in the regular season at the peak. Since then, O 'Neill's condition and data began to decline due to injuries and age. Especially after leaving the Lakers to join the Heat, O 'Neal has lost the power of the big shark.
Finally, talk about the award of MVP in the regular season. No matter the curse of MVP in the past (from 2003 to 20 1 1), it is difficult for players who won MVP in the regular season to win the championship trophy. ), and the winner of the regular season MVP in recent seasons (Shao Wei, Harden, Brother Alphabet's performance in the playoffs), makes me feel more and more that the regular season MVP is only a qualified line to measure a superstar, and FMVP is an important indicator to test the quality of a superstar.
The Ball is the same, seeking common ground while reserving differences. I am the god on the right hand side.
There is a saying among fans that Joe chose Joe and no Joe chose sharks. This Joe is Michael Jordan, and this shark is Shaquille O 'Neal. This sentence is a compliment to O 'Neill, but look at O 'Neill's honor wall. He only has one regular season mvp, so is his dominance really that strong? Why is there only one mvp?
First of all, MVP usually looks at data plus records, and prefers to record when the data are not far apart.
Let's talk about the 93-94 season, when O 'Neill was still in the Magic, O 'Neill led the team to win 50 games, but he had no choice but to meet Olajuwon, the "big dream" with good data and better record, and fell behind the mvp. 1994-95 season, O 'Neill met david robinson, which is also the reason for missing the mvp. In the following years, O 'Neill never got a chance to play or be suspended again, until he reached his peak in the Lakers in 2000. With excellent personal data and excellent team record, O 'Neill won the only mvp in his career. 0 1 actually has a chance to be re-elected. The record and data are not worse than that of Iverson. However, it is difficult to get the mvp in the regular season. Iverson's lonely hero image was more topical.
Secondly, O 'Neill does not attach importance to the regular season. Some people say I blew it again, but it's true. As a strong center, O 'Neill's efforts in the regular season are not conducive to the playoffs. He is too heavy, and playing too long in the regular season will have hidden dangers of injuries, so O 'Neill only contributed 70% in the regular season. O 'Neill himself confirmed this. He said that the regular season was boring, so he just played around.
Finally, mvp doesn't want to take it whenever he wants. Old teammate Kobe Bryant has only one mvp, and another teammate Wade has none. Therefore, it is not easy to have an mvp, and it needs the right time, place and people. Although O 'Neill has only one mvp, it doesn't affect his dominance on the court and his greatness!
O 'Neill is the only player besides Jordan who has won three consecutive championships and three consecutive fmvp, and the only super overlord besides Jordan who has mvp+fmvp+ scoring champion +amvp.
But it's a pity that O 'Neill has only one mvp in the regular season. If O 'Neill can win two MVPs, his historical position will climb two places.
O' Neill has been ranked second in mvp several times, and the most regrettable thing is that O' Neill went east to the Heat in 2004-05. It brought a qualitative leap to the Heat and became the team with the first record in the East!
But in the regular season selection, I still regret losing to Nash, the son of the wind. That year, Nash also moved to the Suns, and led the Suns to play the first record in the league! Beat O 'Neill with a slight advantage and won the mvp.
It is worth mentioning that the Heat once swept the east, and the Battle of Tianwangshan defeated the Pistons. Unfortunately, Wade was injured and the Pistons seized the opportunity to pull two games in a row.
There are two main reasons why O 'Neill has less mvp in the regular season.
1: Bad timing
O 'Neill met Jordan Buckley Malone Olajuwon when he needed to prove himself most in the regular season (even the scoring champion was taken away by General Hai in the last game with 73 points).
I finally got through these bosses and met Duncan Iverson and Garnett Nash. And at that time, O 'Neill was past the age of proving himself in the regular season.
2. Playoff players, regular season rehabilitation
As I said before, the average star will continue to be an mvp before the age of 30 to prove his personal leadership. After the age of 30, most stars will focus on the playoffs (only a few stars can get mvp after the age of 30, especially in the new era). There was no mvp above 3 10 in the10 era)
However, O 'Neill's truce in the regular season at his peak made him suffer in the mvp competition.
Of course, it's his regular-season charging that makes his playoffs extremely scary.
Sharks come and go, you avoid them! It is no exaggeration to say that O 'Neill is the most amazing player in professional basketball since the audio-visual record, and his dominance in the inside is really unprecedented! But it is such a great god figure, why did he "just" get a regular season MVP in his career?
The NBA regular season MVP is the highest personal honor recognized by the league officially. All previous champions are the first-line stars in the league, which is a competition between the bosses of each team. The team has no chance to become the second or third best player. Not only do you have attendance and outstanding personal data, but team performance is also an important indicator. Therefore, this award also stipulates that it must be personally awarded by the president of the league to symbolize the importance and highest honor of this trophy.
On the other hand, the shark himself has a high attendance rate in the early stage of his career, and his weight and figure are good during the magic period. Although the young shark at this time is extremely fierce, it has not yet reached the MVP level. After changing the door, the fat shark can be said to be invincible in the world, but it is followed by various injuries. You can see from the appearance time of sharks in the regular season and playoffs in those years that this product is basically closed in the regular season and shows sharp teeth in the playoffs. It can be said that the attendance rate is low for injury protection, so it will eventually be MVP. Of course, in the first year of Shark's East Tour in 2005, Nash finally lost in the MVP selection that year.
Like all big players, sharks have been injured-plantar fasciitis. It's normal to stop playing. It's smart. Theoretically, players with large tonnage should play with their hands closed, because stress fracture is not playing with their hands closed. Later, there was a big man named Yao Ming, so he stopped fighting and never came back!
MVP in regular season generally needs to meet two conditions. In addition to explosive personal performance, the team's record should also be in the forefront of the league.
As the No.1 pick of 1992, O 'Neill showed extraordinary dominance when he first entered the league, and his peak period was mainly concentrated in Magic and Lakers. At the peak of his 10, only 1999-2000 won the MVP in the regular season. Personally, there are two main reasons. One is that the competitors are too strong, and the other is that the team's record is not good enough.
1, strong competitors. Let's temporarily define O 'Neal's peak period as 25+ 10 per game, so his peak period is 10, which lasted from the second year of 1993 to the late Zijin Dynasty of the Lakers in 2003.
In this decade, in addition to O 'Neill, six players have won MVP in the regular season, namely Olajuwon, david robinson, Jordan (twice), karl malone (twice), Iverson and Duncan (twice). These players are all members of the Hall of Fame, and they have all had brilliant careers, and they don't lose O 'Neill's performance or ability to lead the team. Although O 'Neill's performance is excellent enough, his competitors are also very strong.
2, the team record is not good enough 1993-2003 This is a season. Except O 'Neal 1999-2000, the Lakers ranked first in the league, third in other seasons, and even ranked in the top five in several seasons. Although O 'Neill's personal data exploded enough, the team's record did not reach the top level in the league.
Attached are MVP scores and team records in the regular season from 65438 to 0993 to 2003:
1993-94 season: Olajuwon scored 27.3 points 1 1.9 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 3.7 hats, 58 wins and 22 losses (2)
1994-95 season: david robinson, 27.6 points, 10.8 rebounds, 2.9 assists, 1.7 hats, 62 wins and 20 losses (1).
1995-96 season: Jordan, 30.4 points, 6.6 rebounds, 3.3 assists, 2.2 breaks, 72 wins 10 losses (1).
1996-97 season: karl malone, 27.4 points, 9.9 rebounds and 4.4 assists 1.4 scored 64 wins 18 losses (2).
1997-98 season: Jordan, 28.7 points, 5.8 rebounds and 3.5 assists 1.7 broke 62 wins and 20 losses (1).
1998-99 season: karl malone, 23.8 points, 9.4 rebounds 4. 1 assists 1.3 break 37 wins 13 losses (2)
1999-00 season: O 'Neill, 29.7 points, 13.6 rebounds, 3.8 assists, 3.0 hats, 67 wins 15 losses (1).
2000-0 1 season: Iverson 3 1. 1 points, 3.8 rebounds, 4.6 assists, 2.5 breaks, 56 wins and 26 losses (2)
200 1-02 season: Duncan 25.5 points 12.7 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 2.5 hats, 58 wins and 24 losses (2)
2002-03 season: Duncan, 23.3 points, 12.9 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 2.9 hats, 60 wins and 22 losses (1).
"Shark" O 'Neill smells so good, why is there only one regular season MVP in his career? The reason is incredible! Shaquille O 'Neal, known as the beast in the restricted area, is also the most dominant center in NBA history. Even the NBA has been circulating a sentence, which can better prove how horrible O 'Neill is in the NBA. This sentence is "Joe chooses Joe, Joe doesn't choose sharks". At that time, the insider will win the world! O 'Neill's existence is the best interpretation. It can be said that O 'Neill at the peak is unstoppable, and his height, weight and strength are top-notch. Here comes the problem. Why is O 'Neill so strong that he only won the regular season MVP once in his career?
O 'Neill has traveled to many teams in his career and won 19 player of the week, 12 player of the month, 4 championships, 2 scoring titles, 1 MVP in the regular season and so on. He averaged 23.7 points 10.9 rebounds and 2.26 blocks in his career. O' Neill's existence also makes other teams very headache. Once Popovich's,
It turned out that O 'Neill had missed the MVP trophy in the regular season when he was still in the magic period, just because he met a better Olajuwon. 1993-94 season, O 'Neill led the Magic to 50 wins, but unfortunately, after meeting Olajuwon, O 'Neill's star was dim and missed the MVP in the regular season. 1994-95 season, O 'Neill met david robinson again, and finally missed the MVP because of the team's performance. It is also the peak of O 'Neill's life. In 2000, O 'Neill finally won the first regular season MVP in his life. It turns out that O 'Neill was born in troubled times. Otherwise, with O 'Neill's dominance inside, there should be a better ending.
In addition, O 'Neill is overweight and has more or less injuries. Hitting and stopping also cast a shadow over his career. O 'Neill once thought that the playoffs were the real battlefield, and the regular season could be splashed with water. Perhaps because of his attitude, O 'Neill finally missed the regular season MVP many times, which is why he only won the regular season MVP once.
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