Unanimous: Steph Curry is NBA MVP

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry has been named league MVP for a second consecutive year and, in classic Curry fashion, he broke a record earning the distinction. He’s the first NBA player to garner all 130 first-place votes.

The votes are placed by a panel of NBA writers and broadcasters, plus one from the Kia MVP Fan vote.

The previous record for first place votes was a tie between Shaquille O'Neal and LeBron James, who each fell one vote short.

MVP Voting:

1. Steph Curry, Golden State
2. Kawhi Leonard, San Antonio
3. LeBron James, Cleveland
4. Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City
5. Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City

…

7. Draymond Green, Golden State

It was a truly golden season for Curry who set records for most 3-pointers in a season and most consecutive games with a three pointer.

Curry returned to the lineup Monday night after being gone for two weeks with a knee injury. In his first outing: 40 points.

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