OAKLAND -- This may be the ultimate statement of Stephen Curry's individual regular-season brilliance: If Houston's James Harden had an NBA Most Valuable Player vote, even he would probably be forced to cast it for Steph.
The stats say it. The Warriors' record says it. And Steve Kerr said it after the Warriors closed out the regular season, framing Curry's year as "one of the most amazing seasons that anybody has ever had in the history of the league."The big question now is whether anyone will have the nerve or nitwit quotient not to vote for Curry to win the award this year. It's significant, because there has never been a unanimous MVP winner. Shaquille O'Neal and LeBron James came the…
