The newest odds for league MVP don't have Curry as the favorite

Steph Curry has won the NBA's Most Valuable Player Award back-to-back now and would naturally make sense as the top bet to win it a third time. However, that's not the case according to Bovada. They have triple-double machine and newly re-signed Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook as the man to beat.

Steph Curry has won the NBA's Most Valuable Player Award back-to-back now and would naturally make sense as the top bet to win it a third time. However, that's not the case according to Bovada. They have triple-double machine and newly re-signed Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook as the man to beat.

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This little graphic notes the top five bets on who will win MVP this upcoming season:

Russell Westbrook is the favorite to win the 2016-17 MVP pic.twitter.com/ubACfcSumj

— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) August 15, 2016

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Kawhi Leonard and James Harden are also listed as a 16-1 shot with Paul George following at 22-1 odds and Blake Griffin at 28-1 odds. You can find the complete list here. Should LeBron James win the award this season it would put him on par with Bill Russell and Michael Jordan for second-most MVPs in a year only behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

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