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Who Is The MVP of the NBA?


This is a widely discussed topic in basketball circles on who is MVP every year, and most people have valid arguments on who is MVP.
But for me, the MVP of the league is Giannis Antetokounmpo.
This is because he has taken the Bucks as the lone super star on that team and has made them the best team in the NBA record wise.
Just last season the Bucks were 44-38  on the season and finished in 7th place in a week Eastern Conference that did not have Kawhi Leonard yet on the Raptors. Not to mention a injured Celtics and young 76ers team.
Now, the 76ers through trades are a legit threat to the Warriors, the Raptors are a way better team with Kawhi than with Demar DeRozan with all do respect to him, and if the Celtics can figure out a good rotation for them they can be a threat as well.
But, above all those teams is the Milwaukee Bucks lead by Giannis.
Currently on the year Giannis is averaging a career high 27.4 points per game, a career high 12.5 rebounds per game, a career high 6.5 assists per game, and a career high 57.7% from the field.
And those are just his career highs so far on the season. Giannis has also been averaging 1.3 steals per game and 1.4 blocks per game.
And this performance has led the Bucks to a 59-20 record. 15 wins higher already on the season than last season and they still have three games left on the season.
But, there is only one person that is right there with Giannis for MVP and that is James Harden of the Houston Rockets.
Harden is having a historical season himself as he as averaging 36.3 points per game, 6.5 rebounds, and 7.5 assists.
But one of the only knocks against Harden is that his team isn’t as successful as Giannis’s, but his team in general is better and has more pieces around him.
Giannis’s next best teammate is Eric Bledsoe, where as Harden’s next best teammate is Chris Paul.
Bledsoe is a good Point Guard but is not even considered a star, and Paul is and has been considered a super star for many years now.
So with everything said, even though Harden scores more points, Giannis effects the game and his team more, and is my MVP.

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