Last year, Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Blake Griffin, and James Harden were the frontrunners to win the 2014-15 Most Valuable Player Award.
Then all of a sudden, the Warriors won 67 games, were the number one seed, Stephen Curry was spectacular, and he played just over 32 minutes per game. With that, Curry was named the &#8217;14-15 MVP.
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This season, due to some injury troubles, LeBron James is back atop the list of MVP odds for the 2015-16 season. Bovada released the odds on its site:
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