Can a player who averages 10 points and assists per game in the league, ranks in the league in the top 20 rebounds per game, and has 28 points, 9.3 rebounds and 8.8 assists, can he compete for the regular season MVP? There's no doubt that this kind of data can compete for regular season MVP in any NBA year. A month ago, the Lone Ranger at that time had not yet traded Porzingis, and he did not expect to open up Doncic's second vein after the transaction.
Doncic has been out for a long time in recent times, playing the Clippers to shoot high scores and lead the team to win consecutive goals. The Current Lone Ranger is fifth in the West, and the gap between the Fourth Jazz in the West is very small, and it only takes one game to change the pattern of the West. If Doncic still leads the team to achieve good results on the basis of the original data, can he become a regular season MVP hit this season?
Competing for the regular season MVP is nothing more than two hard conditions. One is the data, the other is the record, let's talk about the data first. Doncic's current stats are impeccable, and now he can average 28 points per game to surpass Trae Young to become the sixth in the NBA scoring list. Given the defensive pressure on Doncic, it's not easy to average 28 points per game. His shooting percentage is also 45%, which is definitely not bad. With a large number of ball-holding singles in the attacking Middle East, and while dealing with the Mavericks' organization on offense, Doncic is truly an offensive genius.
Doncic has also made great strides defensively this season. Defensively, he's more aggressive, grabbing 9.3 rebounds per game and only 2.01m tall. When defending alone, Doncic gives full play to the advantages of his own strength against strong opponents and does his best to interfere with opponents. Doncic's presence guarantees the Mavericks' team record to a lower limit, and the Lone Rangers' record in recent seasons has not been very bad. So when it comes to the regular season MVP, people can't help but think of Doncic.
Unfortunately, it is a little late now, if the Lone Ranger management can send Porzingis 1-2 months earlier, Doncic is likely to become a real MVP competition favorite. Recently, Doncic has been discussed more and more hotly, because he is a single-core team leader, and has beautiful data and records, which will naturally be regarded as an MVP competitor. But Embiid's personal data is better and more dominant, jokic is a single-core team leader for a whole season, and the overall team record is not very bad. In essence, Doncic did not open the gap with these two favorites, if you can send away The Wave God earlier, Doncic played a performance similar to Jokic, perhaps the biggest favorite of this year's MVP is him.
Not surprisingly, Doncic's next 5 to 6 years will definitely be a regular season MVP hit. Two years ago, before the start of the 2020-21 season, some authoritative media directly put Doncic on the throne of the first MVP in the regular season, when he was only 21 years old. A 21-year-old player is so optimistic about the media, which shows that Doncic has the strength to impact the MVP of the regular season. Doncic's personal ability has been impeccable, and his play style is relatively healthy, and there have been no major injuries in the past few seasons in the NBA. The Current Lineup of the Lone Rangers is also relatively stable, and there is still room for improvement in all aspects of the team. As long as Doncic can take the team to the top few positions in the league in the next few years, the regular season MVP may be in his pocket. Readers, when do you think Doncic will get his first regular season MVP? Feel free to leave a comment in the comments section below the article.