MVP
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- noun
- /ˌɛm vi ˈpi/
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jugador más valioso
- - Alright, joining us now here on Campus Cool we have got your MVP of Saturday night's game.
So to me, I think he's the MVP right now.
- So to me, I think he's the MVP right now.
- If you look at what the last six MVPS, it's been European players.
- I would say first of all, MVP, as you know, in athletics, MVP is Most Valuable Player.
- And and so now he's he's the MVP of the league.
- My next guest tonight is a two time WNBA champion, two time MVP and Olympic gold medalist.
- Everybody went in on him now be the MVP favorite.
- He goes, if I were to go bet on the who's going to win the MVP for the NFL this year?
- The only thing about that I felt like he should have got the MVP.
- And it was in like, Joe Mauer, MVP, Gold Glover, batting champion, legend.
Examples
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Three time back-to-back MVP three years in a row.
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I'm on the stand getting the MVP after the game.
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But yeah, she got, you know, MVP again for tennis.
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I would say first of all, MVP, as you know, in athletics, MVP is Most Valuable Player.
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I voted him MVP and still picked Miami to win that series.
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So to me, I think he's the MVP right now.
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Who's the only player to be named MVP in both leagues?
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I have two championships, three MVPs, and four gold medals.
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He is the reigning MVP.
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In the championship game, the player was named the MVP for his outstanding performance.
Synonyms
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2.0
A team member who is the best and most important
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3.1
A player who helps their team most during a season and wins an award
How Recognized
Surface Forms
Etymology
MVP comes from the phrase Most Valuable Player, where most means 'the greatest', valuable means 'important', and player means 'someone who plays'. So an MVP is the player seen as the single most important to their team's success.