Nikola Jokic, often uncomfortable with MVP discussions, has deflected personal accolades despite being a top contender. This season, he declares he is playing the best basketball of his life, making a solid case for winning the MVP once again. Averaging a triple-double and ranking among the league's best in key statistical categories, he's rewritten record books and positioned himself as a leading candidate for the award. Yet, his humility shines through as he acknowledges the talent of his competition, specifically Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
The center of the yearly debate over who the Most Valuable Player in the league is one of them. His face visibly contorts when the three letters are even uttered.
Jokic actually made a case for himself to win the award, saying, 'I think I'm playing the best basketball of my life. So if that’s enough, it’s enough.'
His statistic profile is unparalleled, averaging a triple-double and ranking at the top for scoring, rebounds, assists, and steals, continuing to rewrite the record books.
Jokic has deflected questions about the MVP award while consistently being a leading candidate, indicating he prioritizes team success over personal accolades.
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