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Shaquille O'NealFMVP2000 Finals

2000 The First Crown: Shaq’s Coronation

In 1999-00 the Lakers beat Indiana 4-2. Shaquille O’Neal averaged 38 points and 16.7 boards to win his first title and Finals MVP.

FMVP Club2008/09/2026, 10:16
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Kobe BryantFMVP2010 Finals

2010 Game 7 Revenge: Kobe Claims His Fifth Ring

In 2009-10, the Lakers beat the Celtics 4-3 in the Finals. Kobe Bryant scored 23 in Game 7 to avenge Boston and won his 5th title and 2nd Finals MVP.

FMVP Club1408/08/2026, 14:24
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1982 Finals: Magic Wins Back-to-Back Finals MVP as the Lakers Repeat

In the 1982 Finals the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Philadelphia 76ers 4-2. Magic Johnson averaged 16.8 points and 10.5 assists to win his second straight Finals MVP.

FMVP Club1308/08/2026, 05:26
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1985FMVPKareem Abdul-Jabbar

1985 NBA Finals MVP: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Los Angeles Lakers)

The 1985 NBA Finals MVP was Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Los Angeles Lakers. Verified against the official NBA list.

FMVP Club808/06/2026, 23:51
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1987MVPMagic Johnson

1987 NBA MVP: Magic Johnson (Los Angeles Lakers)

The 1987 NBA MVP was Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers. Verified against the official NBA list.

FMVP Club1008/05/2026, 21:47
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Magic JohnsonBaby HookLakers

The Baby Hook Legend: Magic's Dagger in 1987

In 1987 Finals Game 4, Magic finished with a sky-hook-style toss for a near-buzzer win. The "baby hook" became an NBA classic and a tribute to his mentor Kareem.

FMVP Club2408/05/2026, 10:18
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1987FMVPMagic Johnson

1987 NBA Finals MVP: Magic Johnson (Los Angeles Lakers)

The 1987 NBA Finals MVP was Magic Johnson of the Los Angeles Lakers. Verified against the official NBA list.

FMVP Club1208/05/2026, 08:15
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Kareem Abdul-JabbarLakersUCLA

From Lew Alcindor to Kareem: The Long Road of a Giant

Born Lew Alcindor, Kareem won three NCAA titles at UCLA, was the 1969 top pick, later changed his name and joined the Lakers. A 20-year career brought six championships.

FMVP Club2808/05/2026, 05:01
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