How Many All-Star MVPs Can You Name? (3)

[B] Dave Cowens | Cowens grabbed MVP in Chicago with 15 points for Boston's championship roster.

[D] Jerry West | Mr. Clutch won in Los Angeles with 13 points before his Lakers' record 33-game streak.

[A] Adrian Smith | Smith surprised everyone in Cincinnati scoring 24 points for the hometown Royals squad.

[D] Paul Arizin | Arizin won MVP in Boston with 26 points representing Philadelphia's championship Warriors team.

[C] Jerry Lucas | Lucas won in St. Louis with 25 points representing Cincinnati's future championship core.

[A] Bob Lanier | Lanier scored 24 points in Seattle representing the Pistons' first All-Star MVP winner.

[C] Hal Greer | Greer won MVP at Madison Square Garden with 21 points for the defending champion 76ers.

[B] Bob Pettit, Elgin Baylor | Co-MVPs split honors in Detroit as Pettit and Baylor showcased their elite scoring.

[D] Wilt Chamberlain | Wilt dominated Philadelphia with 23 points in his explosive rookie All-Star debut performance.

[C] Bill Sharman | Sharman won in New York with precise shooting representing Boston's emerging championship core.

[D] Willis Reed | Captain Reed dominated Philadelphia with 21 points during the Knicks' magical championship season.

[B] Oscar Robertson | The Big O controlled Baltimore's game with 24 points for Cincinnati's talented roster.

[A] Bob Pettit | Pettit captured his fourth MVP in Boston with 25 points for the St. Louis Hawks.

[B] Ed Macauley | Easy Ed scored 20 in the inaugural All-Star Game at Boston Garden for the Celtics.

[C] Lenny Wilkens | Player-coach Wilkens scored 21 in San Diego leading the SuperSonics with dual responsibilities.

[B] Bill Russell | Russell won MVP in Los Angeles with 19 points anchoring Boston's dynasty defense.

[D] Bob Pettit | Pettit scored 28 in St. Louis thrilling his home Hawks crowd with MVP honors.

[C] Oscar Robertson | The Big O debuted with 23 points in Syracuse earning MVP for the Royals immediately.

[B] George Mikan | Mikan dominated New York with 22 points for the Lakers' dynasty squad perfectly.

[A] Bob Cousy | Cousy controlled Madison Square Garden with 10 assists for the Celtics' backcourt brilliance.

[A] Bob Cousy | Cooz won MVP in Boston with brilliant playmaking for the Celtics' first championship team.

[B] Bob Pettit | Pettit captured MVP in Rochester with 20 points for the relocated Milwaukee Hawks franchise.

[B] Rick Barry | Barry exploded for 38 points in San Francisco thrilling his home Warriors crowd completely.

[B] Oscar Robertson | Robertson scored 26 in Boston dominating for the Royals in his athletic prime.