Alexander beat Jokic and deserved the MVP, James is only ranked sixth, Antetokounmpo cannot accept it

When the NBA playoffs are in full swing, the NBA officially announced the regular season MVP candidates and voting results. As expected, it was Alexander, the Thunder’s star, who was definitely worthy of it!

The second place is the Nuggets' center Jokic. Of course, Yoshi also admires the MVP, but it may be because of aesthetic fatigue, so change someone. The most important thing is the team's performance issue, because the Nuggets fell in the Western Conference semi-finals, and the Thunder are playing in the Western Conference finals, and they are likely to advance to the finals and have the ability to compete for the championship, so this year's regular season MVP is most suitable to award Alexander.

It is worth mentioning that Antetokounmpo, the third-ranked Bucks star, actually posted on his personal social media to express his dissatisfaction after scoring Alexander scored. But you have to accept it if you don’t accept it.

Because Alexander not only has impeccable personal performance, but also has good results and is very competitive, which is something Antetokounmpo cannot compare to. Data is the most intuitive and convincing.

First, Alexander led the Thunder to 68 wins and 14 losses this season, ranking first in the league.

Secondly, Alexander is the scoring leader this season, averaging 32.7 points, 5.1 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 1.7 steals and 1 block. His professional attitude is unspeakable and his skills are quite comprehensive. His shooting percentage this season is 51.9%, his three-point shooting percentage is 37.5%, and his free throw shooting percentage is 89.8%. He has scored 30+ points for three consecutive seasons, becoming the second star to achieve this achievement after the God of Basketball Jordan. I would like to ask if Alexander is awesome?

Alexander has 4 single-game scored 50+ points this season, including the Warriors against Curry, the Suns against Durant, and the famous scene of 51 points against the Rockets, which shows that Alexander is strong when facing strong and is good at fighting tough battles.

ranked fourth is Tatum, the star of the Celtics. If he had not been reimbursed for the injury season in the Eastern Conference semi-finals, which directly led to the team being eliminated, his ranking should have been slightly higher. Ranked fifth is Mitchell of James' old club, the Cavaliers.

, and James, the oldest active superstar, ranked sixth, and he himself can accept this ranking. Because he has all kinds of honors, he doesn't care about this anymore. In addition, the Lakers were eliminated 4-1 by the Forests this season's playoff quarter-finals, so there is no reason to compete with Alexander.