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My 2017 MVP is Blake Griffin!

No doubt he has the best chance especially if he wants it. Blake cruises on 20/10 and can give u 24/12/5 if he really wants. I think with cp3 and Jordan and bg handling his business clips can be 2nd seed (over Spurs maybe) and win 58 games.

Sorry man but its impossible for Griffin to get the 2017 MVP. Yes, he is good, we are there but still its not enough to get ahead on James, Curry, Durant, Kawhi.

Griffin will become MVP if they will succeed this season, the problem with the clippers is they are good in the regular season and you can really tell the way they ca dominate their opponents and even beating good teams but in the playoffs their aggressiveness fades and they do know pay with sense of urgency.

I'll go for Paul George for the 2017 NBA MVP. With the improvement in their line up they can contend in the finals. Blake Griffin is just a showtime player for me. Even in the mythical five will be hard for Griffin.

While it's true that PG did get better, I don't think he'll ever go play on a superstar level again. Mental and emotional trauma scars you way longer than the physical.

That's true, what I saw how Paul George played, he was not consistent last season, one day he scores like 30 to 40 points but on the next day he can even barely reach 20 points in a certain game. It takes time to heal the wound, and it was a serious injury that PG had suffered so mentally and emotionally it was affected and you cannot take that forever.

Well It's a guess. Dont get me wrong on Blake Griffin I know he's good but I dont see him to be a contender on MVP. My point is I rather pick PG than Griffin to be a MVP contender. You say 20 points a game? That's good for me. He maybe not able to drive to the basket hard after the injury but his more consistent on his outside even while dribbling.

I hope he can do that all season long because to be able to be called as MVP you need to have all the skills to be a good player. One example of a player that is deserving to be an MVP is Lebron James, he is an all around player who can defend, shoot, and rebound at the same time, and by the way I almost forget, he is good in assist too.