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Here's the leaders for the NBA Finals, MVP odds.

On the top of the pile, Steph Curry, plus 105.

Jason Tatum and second plus 175.

Jalen Brown, 10 to 1.

Clay Thompson, 14 to 1,

Draymond Green, 18 to 1.

Okay, so now the question becomes,

whenever you're betting something that's not an outcome of a game,

is what is the game we're playing here?

It's a game.

It's a game of voting, right?

The writers vote.

And who's the voters, right? Sometimes there's things

where the fans are involved. Sometimes there's, if I'm not mistaken, and we can double check

this, I think there's like 11 MBA, right? Like, this is a very select list that vote on MVP,

because there was a conspiracy theory about one of the MVPs where they said they all got together.

I think it was with Equal Dollar or whatever.

But actually someone was on a podcast recently saying, oh, that's impossible because you don't vote.

You're at the arena when you vote and everyone's in a different place and they're not even talking amongst themselves.

But it's very interesting how the MVP voting, there a boy i got that right there is 11 voters 11 voters

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