NBA's official MVP list: Jokic topped the list three times in a row, KD Zhan Huang entered the top 10 for the first time, and thick eyebrows were nominated

The NBA has officially announced the latest edition of the MVP rankings. There are no changes to the top 5 in this week's list, with Jokic topping the list for the third week in a row, Doncic and Embiid still close behind, and Alexander relying on his recent good performances to overtake Tatum to move to No. 4. In addition, Durant and James, two old superstars who have performed well recently, joined hands to advance into the top 10 for the first time, and thick eyebrows were nominated.

1. Jokic, Nuggets (No. 1 last week)

Averages: 27.5 points, 13.1 points, 8.9 assists per game

The Nuggets have been on a bad road trip lately, losing five of their last six games on the road and slipping all the way from the top of the West. Jokic also appeared to be affected and had mood swings, as he was whistled for a technical foul for elbowing Allen in the game against the Cavaliers and was ejected for two technical fouls to the referee in the game against the Pistons. Obviously, Jokic has been a bit lost lately, even though he has done his best on the court, but he has always struggled to bring victory to the team, and he probably misses Murray very much at the moment.

2. Doncic, Mavericks (No. 2 last week)

Averaged 30.5 points, 8.3 rebounds and 8.1 assists per game

The Mavericks' recent form has been up and down, and in the face of the Lakers, they were even almost beaten by the opponent by 20 points, but Doncic can always stand up for the team, he withstood the pressure at critical moments to help the team stop the loss, and cut a quasi-triple-double of 30 points, 12 rebounds and 8 assists to lead the team to victory. James commented on Doncic that he can evolve to any extent, which shows how good Doncic's performance is.

3. Embiid, 76ers (No. 3 last week)

Averages per game: 31.9 points, 11.3 rebounds and 6.1 assists

Embiid is still at the top of the scoring list with 31.9 points per game, and he has a chance to win three consecutive scoring titles. He's finished 14 consecutive games with 20+ games this season, the third-most in Philadelphia history, behind Iverson and Billy Cunningham. In addition, he has contributed 30+10+5+5 in a single game four times in his career, which is the fourth most player in the past 40 seasons, behind Olajuwon, David Robinson and O'Neal, Embiid is still a strong contender for the regular season MVP.

4. Alexander, Thunder (No. 5 last week)

Averages: 30.4 points, 6.1 rebounds and 6.3 assists per game

Under Alexander's leadership, the Thunder have won a wave of 6 consecutive victories and are currently in the top two in the West with 11 wins and 4 losses. He scored 40 points against both the Warriors and the Bulls, and he is the player with the most 40+ points this season, tied with Antetokounmpo. Last season, Alexander, had already managed to make the best first team. With this season's record, he's clearly headed for MVP.

5. Tatum, Celtics (No. 4 last week)

Averages: 27.9 points, 9.1 rebounds, 4.1 assists per game

Under Tatum's leadership, the Celtics lead the league with a 12-3 record. Against the Hornets, he scored 45 points, 13 rebounds and 6 assists, and surpassed Heinsohn in 40+10 eight times in his career to rank second in Celtics history, second only to Larry Bird. In a strong conversation with the Bucks, Tatum insisted on playing with illness and scored 23 points and 11 rebounds to help the team beat the opponent. Today's Tatum has become more mature and more like a leader.

The 6th-10th places are: Edwards, Haliburton, Durant, Antetokounmpo, James

The nominees are: Bam Adebayo, Bushy Eyebrows, Fox, Maxey, Sabonis