In the whole NBA history, there are really few teams that can establish a dynasty. Among the fans, the most memorable ones are Jordan's Bull Dynasty, Lakers and Celtics. These three teams have almost won many championships in NBA history, and other teams in the league have also won once or twice sporadically. 2 1 century later, the Lakers continued their dynasty and won the championship five times, and the Heat also won the championship three times.

Durant won the finals FMVP for two consecutive years in the Warriors Triple Crown. Besides Durant's 2 1 century, which players have won FMVP twice in a row?

James. James is the first to bear the brunt. In his career, James has reached the NBA Finals nine times and won the NBA championship three times. During the Heat, James, Wade and Bosheng formed the Big Three, and James won the NBA Finals MVP for two consecutive seasons:11-13. Back to his hometown Cavaliers, James led his team to the finals four times and beat the Warriors to win the championship with 16 73. This is undoubtedly James' most landmark game.

Kobe reached FMVP twice. In his career, Kobe has reached the NBA finals seven times and won the NBA championship five times. In the 2007 07- 10/0 season, Kobe led the team to the NBA finals for three consecutive years, including two consecutive championships. At that time, Kobe was hailed as the first player in the league.

O 'Neill O 'Neill was the first player to win the title of FMVP twice in 2 1 century. O 'Neill entered the NBA finals five times in his career, including four championships, which shows O 'Neill's success rate. From 2000 to 2002, O 'Neill led the team to the finals for three consecutive years and won the championship. O 'Neill himself won the most valuable player in the finals three times in a row. So far, no one can surpass him.