LAL 67
GS 63
MIN 95
GS 88
NO 116
OKC 123
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DET 112
LAC 109
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MEM 115
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MVP WATCH - Week 5

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Jayson Tatum


PER 36.79


MVP 41.79


Eastern
33-33
Another guy who does it all, scoring, rebounding, defense. Jayson Tatum is Mr Reliable. Week 5 saw Tatum average 25/7/5. Record doesn’t show it in week 5, but Tatum carried the team hard. 

34.8 PTS

7.0 REB

3.2 AST

0.7 STL

0.9 BLK

Giannis Antetokounmpo


PER 44.84


MVP 50.44


Western
38-30
It’s honestly incredible that a player that can’t really shoot the 3 ball that well is averaging 47ppg this season. But they don’t call Giannis the Greek Freak for no reason. What he is able to do defies logic. Adding to that, Giannis has also been one of the leagues best defenders. MVP’s often go to guys who can do it on both ends, and Giannis does just that. 

47.1 PTS

12.2 REB

6.1 AST

1.5 STL

2.1 BLK

Ja Morant


PER 36.45


MVP 42.35


Eastern
40-28
Hornets have looked dominant when Ja has played. We saw how much Charlotte missed him last year, and the turnaround is largely due to Ja Morant. Guns are away, head is in the game, and the Hornets are reaping the benefits

34.8 PTS

4.4 REB

3.8 AST

0.8 STL

0.3 BLK

Kevin Durant


PER 39.29


MVP 45.19


Eastern
39-27
Like a few players in the race, KD has missed some time. But when he’s been active, he’s shown the ability to carry the Raptors. Durant has been incredibly efficient scoring the ball at 68% shooting from the field, and 44% from beyond the arc. 

32.6 PTS

5.9 REB

2.9 AST

0.9 STL

1.9 BLK

Jimmy Butler


PER 36.53


MVP 42.63


Western
41-26
Jimmy Butler has stated recently that he’s still in his prime. Looking at his NSL numbers, you could argue he’s at the tiptop of his prime. Averaging damn near 1 point per minute played, on a freakishly good 56% from the field. Butler is defying the odds at age 35.

31.9 PTS

5.6 REB

4.8 AST

1.8 STL

0.4 BLK

James Harden


PER 35.15


MVP 41.25


Western
41-26
The Beard is back to his usual antics. MVP caliber season, and leading an Utah team that has been crushed by injuries. A good underdog story in this MVP race. 

31.4 PTS

4.8 REB

4.8 AST

1.0 STL

1.3 BLK

Lebron James


PER 38.31


MVP 44.61


Eastern
41-24
Based on team record alone, LeBron is the clear cut MVP. Washington, arguably the most complete team in the league, has been nearly unbeatable. Only having lost 1 game after 5 weeks of play. During week 5, LBJ managed to average 50ppg. Not bad for a 40 year old man. 

42.1 PTS

8.3 REB

4.5 AST

1.2 STL

1.9 BLK

Anthony Edwards


PER 32.92


MVP 39.82


Western
46-21
OKC has quietly reached contender status, which of course is funny given that Ant Edwards is the face of their franchise. A big personality putting up numbers that match his aura. Averaging 40ppg is one hell of a way to prove a point. 

39.9 PTS

4.7 REB

3.6 AST

0.8 STL

0.6 BLK

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander


PER 39.48


MVP 46.48


Eastern
47-20
The thing about SGA is his numbers are a bit down from last year, and yet he’s still averaging 40ppg this season. Could voter fatigue sway SGA away from the top spot this year? 

39.4 PTS

4.8 REB

5.3 AST

1.9 STL

0.6 BLK

DeAaron Fox


PER 33.19


MVP 40.69


Eastern
50-17
Week 5 saw DeAaron Fox have shooting splits of 53/50/75. De’Aaron Fox should be MVP for his unmatched efficiency. His dominance and consistency make him a game changer every night.

33.0 PTS

3.0 REB

4.6 AST

1.3 STL

0.3 BLK



 

 

 

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