The regular season MVP is the highlight of the season, and there are currently two players with the highest voices, warrior star Curry and basketball star Durant. At present, the latest regular season MVP ranking single Curry surpassed Durant to rank first in the NBA, but in the previously announced regular season MVP probability list, Durant forced Curry to rank first. Fans will say which of these two lists is more believable?
At this stage, we can't use these two lists to determine which star has a higher probability of winning the MVP. But at least one thing can be seen: Curry and Durant have gone hand in hand this season, and these two are the biggest favorites for the regular season MVP.
Curry and Durant have their own advantages in the battle for MVP, and the Warriors currently have a record of 26 wins and 6 losses in the Second Place in the West and second in the League. This is also Curry's dominant record, and this season under Curry's leadership, the Warriors once soared to the top of the league. They are one of the most competitive teams in the league, and Curry scored 46 points in the last game he beat the Grizzlies, breaking his heart.
What are Durant's strengths? Durant's strength is the numbers, and the Nets' record is not bad, reaching 21 wins and 9 losses is also the only team in the East to break through 20 wins. Durant's stats this season can only be described in one word, strong. He seems to be stronger than Curry in terms of personal performance and on-court perception, which is a series of three-pointers and gorgeous performances. Durant was stable, horribly stable.
The people of Earth know that Durant is going to attack, they all know that Durant is going to score, but no one can stop him. Durant has averaged more than 29 points per game this season to rank first in the league. Just 0.3 points away, Durant can average 30 points per game, and his shooting percentage is not less than 50%. It is a miracle that a veteran in his thirties, a player with a major Achilles tendon injury, can maintain such a high offensive efficiency. Today, Durant is already a grandmaster in terms of offense, and all kinds of foot-and-shoot techniques and details are impeccable.
Curry surpassed Durant this week to rank first in the regular season MVP list, and in addition to the recovery of personal data, Durant's failure to play in a week is also an important factor. Durant hasn't played in a week, no data has been recorded, and it is impossible for major analysts to rank Durant at the top of the list. Curry's state has improved in recent times, and the Warriors can naturally return to the top of the MVP list to win. However, Durant ranked first in the MVP probability list, indicating that the media and scouts are more optimistic about Durant's future performance. Compared with Curry, Durant's data has a clear advantage, and the nets and the Warriors' current record gap is not very large. If the gap between the two teams' performances is not very large, the data can play a decisive factor. Maybe by the end of the season, the Nets' record improved, Durant's data remained stable, and he really had the possibility of surpassing Curry to become a real MVP hit.
Less than halfway through the season, both stars are starting to work, and when Durant lifts the health and safety agreement, we might as well pay attention to the performance of these two players and see which star the MVP can ultimately belong to under the norm. Dear readers, who do you think Durant or Curry is most likely to get the MVP this season? Feel free to leave a message in the comments section of the article.