For a player to receive votes in the MVP race, you'd have to imagine that they are among the top players in the league. After all, the award has been won by the best the NBA has to offer. Whether it be Michael Jordan, LeBron James, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, or Kobe Bryant, the title of Most Valuable Player is a title only held by the upper echelon of the sport. However, sometimes players you'd never expect to even be in consideration for the award end up receiving votes, and that's what this list is all about. Just to clarify how MVP voting works for those who don't know, a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters cast votes for 1st through 5th place. The votes then translate to points like this: 1st place vote=10 points 2nd place vote=7 points 3rd place vote=5 points 4th place vote=3 points 5th place vote=1 point So with that out of the way, these are five players you won't believe got MVP votes. PJ Brown (2005) While he was never a star-player by any me...