HoopsHype staff
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LeBron James just set another record, becoming the oldest player in NBA history to win an MVP award of any kind, this time for the inaugural In-Season Tournament. While obviously not at the level of regular season or Finals MVP honors, it’s an impressive feat nonetheless.
LeBron James: 38 years and 344 days
Named In-Season Tournament MVP in 2023
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: 38 years and 54 days
Named Finals MVP in 1985
Shaquille O'Neal: 36 years and 346 days
Named All-Star MVP in 2009
Karl Malone: 35 years and 342 days
Named regular season MVP in 1999
LeBron James: 35 years and 285 days
Named Finals MVP in 2020
Wilt Chamberlain: 35 years and 259 days
Named Finals MVP in 1972
Michael Jordan: 35 years and 133 days
Named regular season MVP in 1998
Michael Jordan: 35 years and 117 days
Named Finals MVP in 1998
Michael Jordan: 34 years and 356 days
Named All-Star MVP in 1998
Michael Jordan: 34 years and 116 days
Named Finals MVP in 1997
Stephen Curry: 34 years and 94 days
Named Finals MVP in 2022
John Havlicek: 34 years and 34 days
Named Finals MVP in 1974
Stephen Curry: 33 years and 343 days
Named All-Star MVP in 2022
Karl Malone: 33 years and 342 days
Named regular season MVP in 1997
Jerry West: 33 years and 235 days
Named All-Star MVP in 1972
Michael Jordan: 33 years and 133 days
Named regular season MVP in 1996
Michael Jordan: 33 years and 119 days
Named Finals MVP in 1996
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: 33 years and 75 days
Named regular season MVP in 1980
Lenny Wilkens: 33 years and 76 days
Named All-Star MVP in 1971
LeBron James: 33 years and 50 days
Named All-Star MVP in 2018
Michael Jordan: 32 years and 359 days
Named All-Star MVP in 1996
Dirk Nowitzki: 32 years and 358 days
Named Finals MVP in 2011
Julius Erving: 32 years and 356 days
Named All-Star MVP in 1983
Kobe Bryant: 32 years and 181 days
Named All-Star MVP in 2011
