Morant's performance this season has been perfect, his ability to break through is obvious to all, and his scoring ability in key moments is also extremely strong. So far this season, he has averaged 25 points, 5.8 rebounds and 6.6 assists per game, leading the Grizzlies to a record of 26 wins and 14 losses, ranking fourth in the West, and the overall strength of the team is beyond doubt, one of the most competitive teams in the West this season!
The recent play of Morant also reminds many people of derrick Rose in the MVP season, and rose in the MVP season that year averaged 25 points, 4.1 rebounds, 7.7 assists and 1 steal per game, and the three-point shooting rate was 33.2%. He won the MVP of that year that season, and led the Bulls to a regular season record of 62 wins and 20 losses, ranking first in the regular season league, and Rose reached 81 games, basically doing the full attendance!
Many people compare Rose that season with Morant this season, in terms of data, Morant actually still occupies a certain advantage, to know that he is equal to Rose in scoring, stronger than Rose in rebounding, a little worse than Rose in assists, and the three-point shooting rate is also higher than Rose, which seems to have MVP-level competitiveness!
But in fact, there is still a big difference, the two teams are in different eras, the current era of data inflation is very strong, this season Morant averaged 25 points per game, while the Grizzlies averaged 111.4 points per game. Ross averaged 25 points per game that year, and the Bulls only scored 98.6 points as a whole team, which can well reflect the basketball of these two different eras, and can also reflect how important Rose is to that Bulls team!
The most important point is that Rose led the Bulls to a very high winning percentage, with a 75.6% win rate of the league. Now Morant is leading the Grizzlies to a 65 percent win rate, and he's been out for a while with injury. So on the whole, Morant's play and the MVP season's Rose really still have a certain gap, whether it is the data or the dominance on the field, there is still a lot of room for improvement!