Infinite Llamas wrote:antonac wrote:It's Antetokounmpo for me, he has absolutely no holes in his case.
Lebron and AD are playing next to each other and you can't really say who has been better, and they haven't won as much.
Doncic has a few too many missed games now, mavs haven't won enough, also, and I say this as a massive Doncic fan, I think perhaps he needs to learn to when to defer a bit more. Peek doncic will have less impressive numbers while being more impactful imo.
Harden has had some truly diabolical games lately, also, the MVP does still go to a vote, and even if the people voting will try and be partisan his play style is going to lose him some support.
Jokic has played himself into contention and for me has locked up the all nba center spot again, but the nuggets aren't dominating like the bucks, his early season slow start should probably count against him a bit considering Giannis has been hot from game 1.
I just can't see any reason you'd say any of those guys has had a better season than giannis.
Well, take away Giannis 2nd best,3rd best and 4th best player and he’d have to deal with what Jokic is dealing with right now. In case people don’t know, it’s hard to win when three starters go down.
Giannis has a couple of things that make his case not so airtight. The team plays just as good when he isn’t on the court...his free throws are pathetic...his rebounding is so clearly boosted by Brook Lopez being a boss boxer-outer. The Bucks have hardly played any games against the top teams in the East.
Denver is 4 games back from LA Lakers. I’ve said this a ton of times but I’ll say it again. If Denver wins 60+ and get the beat record in the west, Jokic will win mvp because he has less help than anyone right now.
I think you are unfair with Giannis. Giannis always was great rebounder and a scorer, he was average 11 rebounds 2 years ago before Brook came to the team and 25 points per game. He just a guy that keep getting better every year and you should show more respect to him, he earned that. Also don't forget that he is playing barely 30 minutes per game, with amazing efficiency that we have never seen before in the history of the NBA..