On March 25, Beijing time, the NBA regular season has come to an end, and the MVP dispute has also entered a white-hot situation. Now, Harden has stepped up to support Embiid as the MVP of the season.
After the Suns' win over the Nuggets, many people were canvassing for Booker's election as MVP. Owen tweeted directly that Booker is the MVP of the season, and Suns coach Monty Williams is supporting the player, and it is a bit stupid to think that Booker did not appear in the MVP discussion.
Indeed, number one in the league, and the team's top scorer, Booker should qualify to compete for MVP this season. However, Booker is not the only one who qualifies to compete for MVP.
Embiid, Alphabet Brother, Jokic and Doncic are all seen as candidates for MVP, which Embiid should take in Harden.
"Embiid should have chosen MVP, I've only been here for a few weeks and I've seen his mentality, he wants to win, some people only care about the data, but he's done well on both fronts. I think he's ready for that, especially last season when he regretted not being elected and he played one of his best this season. Harden said.
So far this season, Embiid has averaged 29.8 points, 11.3 rebounds, 4.3 assists, 1.1 steals and 1.4 blocks per game, and is currently in second place on the scoring list.
Before Harden arrived, Embiid was single-handedly led the team for most of the time, but the 76ers had a good record, and now they are in third place in the East.
Of course, Harden's statement actually admits a point in disguise, that is, he came to the 76ers to assist Embiid, the boss of this team is still Embiid, and he is the second boss.