Try to go back and review the 1996 NBA Finals, it's online, to clearly c y Jordan was NOT the MVP

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Yes, Dennis Rodman was clearly the MVP of that series.

And we saw similar NBA Finals' robberies later on, in June'01 & June'02, when they robbed Kobe/gave Shaq those two MVP awards.
 
Yes, Dennis Rodman was clearly the MVP of that series.

And we saw similar NBA Finals' robberies later on, in June'01 & June'02, when they robbed Kobe/gave Shaq those two MVP awards.

Curry should have got it over Iggy. Check the stats. He was victim of the high standards people had for his play.
 
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Yes, Dennis Rodman was clearly the MVP of that series.

And we saw similar NBA Finals' robberies later on, in June'01 & June'02, when they robbed Kobe/gave Shaq those two MVP awards.

Curry should have got it over Iggy. Check the stats. He was victim of the high standards people had for his play.

IMHO Iggy deserved it. Yes, he shut down Lebron at key moments in the series. Curry could only score and he was a defensive liability. Once the NBA Finals roll around, it's becomes all about defense if your team plans to win.
 
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Yes, Dennis Rodman was clearly the MVP of that series.

And we saw similar NBA Finals' robberies later on, in June'01 & June'02, when they robbed Kobe/gave Shaq those two MVP awards.
Rodman was a rebounding beast in that series and played tough defense, but I think Jordan did MORE for his team and deserved the MVP.

Rewatch the Finals, using the eye test ... You'll see that Rodman was far, far bigger than what you summarized here.
 
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Dennis Rodman was not White, when they discriminated against him in the 1996 NBA Finals MVP voting.
 

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