The NBA officially announced the latest week's regular season MVP list, and the Nuggets core Jokic ranked first for 8 consecutive weeks, and the sword pointed to the 3-game MVP feat. Alphabet continued to be second, Embiid surpassed Tatum to move up to third, and Tatum and Doncic were four or five respectively. Durant continued to be sixth, with James and Harden being nominated.
1. Jokic (No. 1 last week)
Averaged 24.7 points, 11.5 rebounds and 10.1 assists this season
Jokic continued his incomprehensible performance, leading the Nuggets to a three-game winning streak to continue to top the West with 41-18 and a five-game lead ahead of the Grizzlies behind him. The Nuggets are currently just one win away behind the league-leading Celtics, and are still expected to storm the regular season championship. Jokic has averaged a triple-double so far this season, and has led the way in 21 triple-doubles this season, and he has also topped the MVP list for eight consecutive weeks, and is also expected to complete the feat of three consecutive MVPs.
2, alphabet brother (ranked 2nd last week)
Averaged 31.8 points, 12.2 rebounds and 5.4 assists per game this season
Alphabet led the Bucks to a crazy 12-game winning streak, and he captained the Eastern Conference All-Star Game. Despite his injury against the Bulls, he was crowned the Bucks' all-time assist leader. Alphabet Brother averaged 31.8 points, 12.2 rebounds and 5.4 assists per game this season, and is the only player who averages 30+12+5 per game this season, ranking second on the MVP list, and there is also the possibility of competing for the third MVP trophy of his career.
3. Embiid (4th last week)
Averaged 33.1 points, 10.2 rebounds and 4.1 assists per game this season
Embiid led the 76ers to third place in the East, and he is currently leading the team to a four-game winning streak and has reached a career milestone of 10,000 points in the defeat of card opponent Cavaliers, surpassing Tatum to move up to third on the MVP list. Embiid continues to show his dominance on the inside, only he is currently suffering from a left foot injury, and he hopes to recover as soon as possible through the All-Star weekend.
4. Tatum (ranked 3rd last week)
Averaged 30.6 points, 8.6 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game this season
Tatum's Celtics continue to top the league, even if the Bucks and Nuggets are at the top of the league, but at least for now, Tatum has led the team to dominate this throne for a long time. Tatum is currently doing well, but he slipped one place to fourth on the MVP list this week, and Tatum will next play in the All-Star Three-Point Game and the main draw, which is exciting for his performance.
5. Doncic (ranked 5th last week)
Averaged 33.3 points, 8.8 rebounds and 8.1 assists this season
Doncic's compatibility with Irving has not yet been resolved, and after his comeback, the Lone Ranger ended his winning streak and suffered a three-game losing streak. However, Doncic's average of 33.3 points per game ranks first in the league, and his performance of 30+8+8 per game is still excellent, and how to complete the run-in with Irving as soon as possible will be Doncic's number one problem.
6-10: Durant (6th), Randall (7th), Morant (9th), Alexander (10th), Sabonis Jr. (8th)
Nominees: Adebayo, Harden, James, Lillard, Mitchell
Durant, who has been recovering from a long-term injury and is expected to return after the All-Star Break, continues to be sixth on the MVP list, Randle continues to be seventh, Morant is promoted to eighth, Alexander is ninth and Sabonis Jr. falls to tenth.
In addition, James, Harden and Lillard and other 5 people were nominated, of which the Lakers ushered in a new lineup after James's comeback, and the "361 combination" combined to cut 70+18+18, leading the team to win over the Pelicans is a surprise.
(Text/Drunken Lying Float)