SA37 wrote:dhsilv2 wrote:SA37 wrote:
I'm not saying it's impossible, but it's a long shot. Detroit won 60 games (3rd in the league) and Cade had a monster year (24-10-5) and he really didn't get any traction. It's hard to imagine a better combo of individual stats and wins.
5th in MVP with 2 first place votes. If he does it again I suspect the surprise would be gone and more voters would put him up there.
I see it kind of like what Tatum has done in the past, and he's ended up somewhere between 4-6, iirc. Really good numbers on a really good team, but barring injuries, the next 5 years will be SGA, Jokic, Luka, or Wemby in some order. And only Jokic will be out of the running after 5 years. Giannis could potentially sneak in there if Miami gets their act together.
Trying to beat 5 guys who put up video game numbers is just really hard.
Completely agree. He also had to get the NBA to make an acceptation for his 64 games. So that might have hurt him too. I could completely see him getting it if his team has 60+ wins and the video game numbers are on 55 win teams instead of 60 win teams. Problem is Wemby and SGA with health teams will be right there too.



