5 Reasons Why LeBron James Should Be 2015 NBA MVP Front-Runner
By Pablo Jacobo
@pjacobosports
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5 Reasons Why LeBron James Should Be 2015 NBA MVP Front-Runner
LeBron James took his talents back to Cleveland in the summer. You can’t have an MVP race without James being mentioned. The Cavaliers are 20-20 this season, but the two-time champion will pick it up soon. Here are five reasons why you should not discount James from the MVP race.
5. Injuries
5. Injuries
4. Chemistry
4. Chemistry
3. Eastern Conference
3. Eastern Conference
2. Four-Time MVP
2. Four-Time MVP
1. Still The Best
1. Still The Best
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