So far this season, the competition for regular-season MVP is still heating up, after all, players will change the ranking of regular-season MVP after playing well enough every month. Given that so many superstars are competing this season, it's impossible to really predict which player will have an absolute advantage over the regular season MVP.
In an article, the US media Eddie Bitar ranked all the players currently participating in the regular season MVP competition:
10. Joel Embiid
9. James Harden
8. Rudy Gobert
7. Zach-Lavin
6. Chris Paul
5. Demar DeRozan
4. Nikolai Jokic
3. Kevin Durant
2. Stephen Curry
1. Giannis Antetokounmpo
Considering Curry's overall performance so far this season and the record performance he has played with the Warriors, it's hard to imagine that Alphabet Brother can still stand out in this list. In terms of record, the Bucks are currently only two wins away from the Bulls with the best record in the East, and considering the injury plague suffered by the Bucks and the impact of the new coronavirus pandemic, the excellent performance of alphabet brothers at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends has always been the key to the Bucks' ability to stabilize the record.
In addition, Curry has indeed been good enough so far this season, and the Warriors can also have one of the best records in the league, but Curry's decline in form over the past period is largely the reason why he is inferior to the alphabet brother in this ranking.
In addition to Alphabet Brother and Curry, players like Durant, Jokic and even DeRozan will be players who are likely to continue to impact the regular season MVP for the rest of the season, although it may be difficult for players like Paul, LaVine, Gobert and even Harden and Embiid to threaten the above 5 players.