How difficult is it to lead an MVP to win the championship? Only Curry has done it in the past 10 years, and a total of 4 great masters have achieved it in the 21st century

This year's regular season MVP winner is Alexander from the Thunder. After winning the MVP trophy, Alexander officially entered the ranks of superstars. As the No. 1 league champion this year, the Thunder achieved a record of 68 wins in the regular season. On the playoff stage, the Grizzlies easily defeated the first round, and the second round defeated the Nuggets through a tiebreak battle. This year's Thunder team has many opportunities to compete for the championship, and the outside world is also looking forward to Alexander, the MVP, who can lead the team to compete for the championship. Because it is really difficult to lead the MVP to win the championship. Only Curry has done it in the past 10 years, and only four masters have achieved it in the 21st century.

Curry

The closest MVP win was Curry in 2015. Curry was born at that time. He averaged 23.8 points, 4.3 rebounds and 7.7 assists per game in the regular season, leading the Warriors to 67 wins and was eventually crowned MVP. On the playoff stage, the Warriors also passed the game and entered the finals stage. Facing the Cavaliers, the Cavaliers lost both Irving and Love, and in the end, the Warriors successfully defeated the Cavaliers and won the championship. But since then, there have been no more examples of MVP leading the team to win the championship.

James

As the face of today's league, James has a very brilliant resume and is strong in every period. However, if you want to talk about the most prosperous stage, it is undoubtedly the Heat era. Especially in 2012 and 2013, James was the first player in the league to be offensive and defensive. He was crowned the regular season MVP for two consecutive years, and he is also a player with one team + one defense. On the playoff stage, the Heat defeated the Thunder in the 12-year finals and the Spurs in 13 years. James won the championship for two consecutive years and was elected as FMVP for two consecutive years.

Duncan

Stone Buddha Duncan is the greatest power forward in NBA history. He has played for the Spurs in his career and has led the Spurs to make a dynasty. Duncan's most powerful period was in 2003, when the Spurs overthrew the Dynasty Lakers, which had three consecutive championships. Duncan was the league MVP in the regular season. After that, he won the championship with the old general Robinson and the immature Parker and Ginobili, and personally won the regular season MVP+FMVP honors.

O'Neal

The Big Shark O'Neal's personal abilities are undoubtedly the one who is hailed as the most dominant big man. In the early 21st century, O'Neal led the Lakers to achieve three consecutive championships. 2000 was O'Neal's most unsolvable period. He led the team to win 67 wins in the regular season that year, and he was the scoring champion + regular season MVP. On the finals stage, O'Neal averaged 38 points per game, leading the team to win the championship with an incredible performance.