Crossword clues for mvp
mvp
- Sports big shot, briefly
- Seven-time award for Barry Bonds
- Series VIP
- Series stud, briefly
- Series star, for short
- Series honor, for short
- Season standout, initially
- Recognition for some stars
- Pro-sports award: Abbr
- Pro-sports award
- Prized athlete, for short
- Postseason sports award: Abbr
- Postseason sports award
- Phil Rizzuto in 1950, e.g
- NL or NBA honor
- NL award won by Barry Bonds a record seven times
- NHL's Hart Memorial Trophy winner, e.g
- NFL or NBA honor
- NBA honor
- NBA award won four times by LeBron James: Abbr
- NBA award
- MLB award
- Michael Jordan, five times (abbr.)
- Mantle won it three times
- Mantle in 1956, say
- League's top performer, briefly
- League honoree
- Kareem, six times
- Honored league member
- Honor earned by 27 Super Bowl QBs
- Game superstar
- Berra won it in the A.L. three times
- Award won by Justin Verlander in 2011, in addition to the Cy Young: Abbr
- Award presented at the end of each Super Bowl: Abbr
- Award in pro sports
- Award for the best athlete in a game or season: Abbr
- Award for Stephen Curry in 2015
- Award for A'ja Wilson and Giannis Antetokounmpo in 2020
- Award for a top team athlete: Abbr
- Athlete's post-season honor, for short
- Athlete's accolade, briefly
- Apt rhyme of "VIP"
- Annual World Series announcement
- Annual award in many sports
- All-Star Game honor
- AL or NL honoree
- A.L. or N.L. honoree
- A-Rod in 2007
- 2018 Super Bowl award for Nick Foles: Abbr
- 2014 award for the NBA's Kevin Durant: Abbr
- 2014 award for Mike Trout and Clayton Kershaw: Abbr
- "You the real ___" (meme)
- Game award, for short
- Gretzky, nine times: Abbr.
- Star athlete, briefly
- Game standout, briefly
- Shooting star, briefly?
- Sportswriters' pick, for short
- Series standout, briefly
- Big shot after making a big shot, maybe: Abbr.
- Three-time title for Yogi Berra, in brief
- Sports V.I.P.
- N.B.A. or N.F.L. honor
- Bo Jackson was one in '89
- Team V.I.P.
- Stephen Curry was one in '15 and '16
- Chant often heard toward the end of an N.B.A. season
- The player judged to be the most important to the sport
- Giants' Ottis Anderson, for short
- Sports award
- Baseball award, for short
- Big shot after making a big shot, maybe: Abbr
- Athletic award
- Super Bowl VIP
- Sports VIP
- Team VIP
- Star athlete, for short
- Coveted sports award
- Team's greatest asset, for short
- Team V.I.P
- Letters for the league's top performer
- Award for the best athlete in a game: Abbr
- Annual NBA award
- 2005 award for A-Rod
- World Series honor
- World Series award
- WNBA award
- Willie Mays, twice
- Very important person on a sports team: Abbr
- Top star, initially
- Top star initially
- Top athlete in many a sport: Abbr
- Three-time award for Berra, for short
- Three-time award for A-Rod
- Three-time AL award for Mantle
- There's one for every season, for short
- The NBA's Russell Westbrook in 2017, e.g
- Teamճ best, acronym
- Team's best, acronym
- Super Bowl honoree
- Star player, for short
- Star member of a team, for short
- Sports V.I.P
The Collaborative International Dictionary
MVP \MVP\ n. (acron.) most valuable player; the player judged to be the most important to the sport, also the name of the award given to that player. [abbreviation]
Wikipedia
Most Valuable Player is an award, typically for the best performing player in a sport or competition.
MVP may also refer to:
MVP (also known as Most Valuable Playas) is a hip hop act from New York. The line-up of the group featured an R&B singer from The Bronx, Vice Verse (aka Victor Matos); MC Stagga Lee (aka Eric Newman); and Robert Clivillés (aka Rob Dinero/Rich Kid).
The group released two albums, Stagga Lee presents MVP ( Casablanca/ Universal Records, 2003) (when the line-up contained four more members: Mighty Max, Jasmine Ray, J.R.X.L. and Fatts Bronston) and Hip Hop, Clubs, Girls & Life Vol. 1 ( Positiva/ EMI Records, 2006).
The group's debut single, called "Roc Ya Body (Mic Check 1, 2)," was a hit in Europe. "Roc Ya Body (Mic Check 1, 2)" reached #5 in the United Kingdom in July 2005. " Bounce, Shake, Move, Stop!" was the second single released, and reached #22 in the UK Singles Chart in 2006. The group has released no further singles.
MVP is the debut novel of writer James Boice. It follows the life story of Gilbert Marcus, a star basketball player who rapes and kills a woman in a hotel room during the off-season. The prologue was featured in Esquire Magazine in September 2006. Publishers Weekly described it as a "stunning debut."
MVP'' (Most Valuable Player) (Trophy Wives'' in the United Kingdom) (promoted in Canada with the subtitle "The Secret Lives of Hockey Wives") is a 2008 Canadian television series that debuted January 11, 2008 on CBC Television.
The program was cancelled by the CBC on March 7, 2008. Poor ratings and high production costs were cited as reasons for the cancellation.
MVP is an Australian sports television series which aired on One HD in 2010. It was hosted the former NBL player Steve Carfino.
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