In this season's MVP list, the suspense may be among four or five players, Curry, Alphabet Brother, Jokic, Durant and DeRozan, which have a great advantage in terms of record and personal data. On the previous official MVP list, Alphabet Brother overtook to the first position, Durant, Curry, Jokic ranked 2-4 respectively, and Drozjan was ranked eighth!
And recently Forbes reporter Shane Young combined high-level data to list his personal MVP rankings, the data on this list is very detailed, the top five on his list are 1. Steven Curry, 2, Giannis Antetokounmpo, 3. Nikola Jokic, 4. Kevin Durant, 5. Demar DeRozan!
The data for his list mainly includes each star's score per 75 rounds, rebound assists, and shooting percentage, defensive efficiency and offensive efficiency, as well as WS/48 representing the win contribution value per 48 minutes, BPM representing how much a player exceeds the league average per 100 rounds, EPM estimating plus-minus, raptor using PlayByPlay statistics to calculate the player's personal plus-minus value.
Curry is number one on the list, leading the Warriors to a record of 28 wins and 6 losses, and has played 1179 minutes this season, the first of the five players. With 28.6 points, 5.5 rebounds and 6.4 assists per 75 possessions, he shot 49.2 percent from two-point range, 39.3 percent from three-point range, and 92.1 percent from the free throws! Offensive efficiency, defensive efficiency and net efficiency are among the best among these players, BPM is in sixth place, EPM is second, and RAPTOR is third.
Compared with Curry, The Alphabet Brother's 75-game stats are 31.3 minutes, 12.9 rebounds and 6.8 assists, which is better than Curry in the data, but there is still a certain gap in the three-point shooting rate and free throw shooting rate, and it is not as good as Curry in offensive and defensive efficiency! Although Jokic's data is also very good, his offensive and defensive efficiency, as well as the shooting rate are also average, and there is also a gap with Curry and Alphabet Brother in the shooting rate. Durant and DeRozan's data has no advantage over Curry, the shooting rate is not so good, the offensive and defensive efficiency is not as good as the previous few people, and there is no strong competitiveness in the high-level data!