The lowest scored FMVP in the 21st century is Igo, with only 16 points per game. Who is the highest scored FMVP?

The playoffs are a big scene in the NBA and a stage that countless stars dream of. Facing the strongest opponent and rushing to the final championship trophy, a round of series determines the success or failure of the entire season. Some people laugh to the end, while others leave regrets throughout their careers. Looking back at the final stage of the 21st century, FMVPs are also well-known. Among them, the FMVP with the lowest score is Iguodala, who averaged only 16 points per game. Who is the FMVP with the highest score?

As we all know, FMVP is the best player in the finals, so the players who can win FMVP are basically superstars. On a stage like the finals, offense is very important, especially when the confrontation is full and the defensive intensity increases, sometimes a point is rare, so most of the stars who score excellent points when leading the team to win the championship can win the FMVP trophy. However, the 2015 finals was an exception. The Warriors were very strong in the finals, while the Cavaliers lost Irving and Love one after another.

However, James led the team with a single core and scored a 2-1 lead, which surprised the outside world. The Warriors then adjusted their lineup, and Iguodala served as the starter. He performed well against James, and finally delivered a game of 16.3 points, 5.8 rebounds and 4 assists per game, and also had a 52% shooting percentage. He was very efficient on both ends of offense and defense, and instantly changed the situation. The Warriors finally won the championship 4-2. Also because of his influence on the game, Iguodala was successfully crowned FMVP.

It is worth mentioning that in the 25 years since the 21st century, Iguodala has averaged 16.3 points per game, which is the lowest among all FMVPs.

When it comes to the highest score FMVP, fans will think of many people, the rampant James, Curry at his peak, the efficient Durant, and the unstoppable Jokic and Antetokounmpo, but in fact, these people are not the highest score FMVPs in the 21st century. This honor belongs to the Big Shark O'Neal and is the leading position in the off-speed.

In the early stage of the new century, O'Neal showed his domineering strength. He led the Lakers to achieve three consecutive championships and was crowned FMVP for three consecutive years. As strong as Kobe, he performed well, and he couldn't get a vote, because O'Neal was too crazy at that time. In the 99-00 season, O'Neal dominated the basket in the finals, scoring an exaggerated data of 38 points, 16.7 rebounds and 2.7 blocks per game, and even his shooting percentage reached 61%. Such a performance was impeccable and he easily won the FMVP trophy.

In fact, O'Neal is still ranked second. In the 2001-02 season, O'Neal scored a perfect data averaged 36.3 points, 12.3 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game in the finals, with a shooting percentage of 59.5%. He was crowned the FMVP again, and this record is difficult for juniors to break.