Halfway through this season's regular season, the ownership of MVP has become a hot topic. Recently, "Forbes" combined with high-level data to give the MVP ranking so far this season, Curry, Alphabet Brother and Jokic ranked in the top three.
One of the high-level stats for Forbes is the "Active Record," which is the player's record in the game. In this category, Curry ranked first with a win rate of 82.4% (28 wins and 6 losses), DeRozan (75%, 24 wins and 8 losses) and Alphabet Brother (67.7%, 21 wins and 10 losses) ranked 2nd and 3rd. In 4th and 5th place are Durant (66.7%, 20-10) and Jokic (56.7%, 17-13).
In terms of data per 75 rounds this season, Alphabet Brother is the most prominent, averaging 31.3 points, 12.9 rebounds and 6.7 assists per game, shooting 60.6% from the field and 27.1% from three-point range. Durant (29 points, 7.6 rebounds and 5.6 assists) and Curry (28.6 points, 5.5 rebounds and 6.4 assists) are in second and third place.
In terms of true shooting percentage, Jokic ranked first with 63.7%, Durant (61.7%) and Alphabet Brother (60.8%) ranked 2nd and 3rd, and 4th and 5th places were Curry (60.2%) and DeRozan (58.4%).
So far this season, Curry's offensive efficiency (114.5) and defensive efficiency (99.2) are the most prominent, and net efficiency (15.3) also ranks first among the five. In terms of victory contribution value per 48 minutes, Alphabet Brother and Jokic are in the top 2, and they can also rank 2nd and 3rd in the league. Curry (13th in the league), Durant (16th) and DeRozan (25th) are behind.
In summary, Curry is at the top of the Forbes MVP list, Alphabet Brother and Jokic are ranked 2nd and 3rd, and Durant and DeRozan are ranked 4th and 5th. Will this be the end result? (Supine Braces/Hairy)