James is the first! US media commented on the value of FMVP in the past 10 years: Durant 4 Curry 8 Jaylen Brown is at the bottom

James ranks first! After the Thunder defeated the Pacers 4-3 and Alexander won the FMVP, the US media "fadeawayworld" also selected the value of FMVP in the past 10 years based on specific performance, including Durant ranked 4, Curry ranked 8th, and Jaylen Brown ranked last.

10th place: Jaylen Brown (23-24 season)

Data: 20.8 points, 5.4 rebounds, 1.6 steals, 0.8 blocks

The reason why Jaylen Brown ranks at the bottom is on the one hand because the Celtics won the championship in 24 years was that the team's combat power completely crushed the Mavericks, and the battle was solved in 5 games, and there were no too many challenges.

On the other hand, Jaylen Brown was not efficient, with only 44%, 23.5% and 73.3% shooting percentages in three events. If Tatum had not performed worse, it would not have been the second leader Brown who won the FMVP.

Ninth place: James (19-20 season)

Data: 29.8 points, 11.8 rebounds, 8.5 assists

The reason why James' FMVP in the 19-20 season is not valuable comes from two aspects. The first point is that the 19-20 park season is an "abnormal season", and the value of the season has always been quite controversial.

The second point is that Brother Davis's performance in the finals is also remarkable, and he is even higher than James in terms of scores and win contributions.

8th place: Curry (21-22 season)

Data: 31.2 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists,

This championship is crucial for Curry, because he finally won his first FMVP in his career, and completely completed his self-provement and established his historical position.

However, Curry's ranking is relatively low because his opponent is obviously unprepared young Celtics.

7th place: Durant (17-18 season)

Data: 28.8 points, 10.8 rebounds, 7.5 assists

This is the second consecutive year that Durant won the FMVP, completely dominated the Cavaliers led by James, but won the championship with one-sided sweep, which led to his failure to get a higher ranking.

6th place: Jokic (22-23 season)

Data: 30.2 points, 14 rebounds, 7.2 assists

Jokic played absolutely dominant this year, leading the playoffs in three major data, setting an NBA record. In the finals, he continued his top-level game dominance, but because his opponent Heat is relatively limited, Jokic failed to get a higher position.

Fifth place: Alexander

Data: 30.3 points, 5.6 assists, 1.9 steals, 1.6 blocks

In fact, Alexander's data, efficiency and game viewing are far from Jokic's level, but thanks to the opponent being the Pacers who carried the team basketball to the extreme, the series was played until the tiebreak to the seventh game before the winner was decided. Beating an outstanding opponent was the core reason why Alexander entered the top five.

4th place: Durant (16-17 season)

Data: 35.2 points, 8.2 rebounds, 5.4 assists

Durant played a killing and heart-breaking performance in the finals in 2017, which completely changed the balance of the cavalry battle. Whether it is looking at personal data, game dominance, or the strength of the opponent and the excitement of the series, Durant should get a higher position.

But because the lineup of that Warriors was too gorgeous, it affected the value of Durant's FMVP to a certain extent.

Third place: Antetokounmpo (20-21 season)

Data: 35.2 points, 13.2 rebounds, 5 assists

In the case of being one side of the outside world and being in a desperate situation in the finals, Antetokounmpo led the Bucks to reverse the Suns and won their first championship in their career, breaking the long 50-year championship drought.

Whether it is the importance of the championship, the difficulty of the series, or the personal Antetokounmpo, they are worthy of being in the top three of the list.

Second place: Xiao Ka (18-19 season)

Data: 28.5 points, 9.8 rebounds, 4.2 assists

In the first season of joining the Raptors, Xiao Ka, the walking winning machine, brought the first championship in team history to the Raptors. Facing the former King of Warriors in the finals, Xiao Ka used a true hit rate of 62% to put an end to the Warriors Dynasty.

No. 1: James (15-16 season)

Data: 29.7 points, 11.3 rebounds, 8.9 assists

When lagging behind in big scores, James led the Cavaliers to complete a shocking reversal, becoming the first team in NBA history to fall behind in big scores 1-3 but can reverse the championship.

More importantly, James is the first in all five basic data, and at the same time defeated the historical super team Universe, which has won 73 wins in the regular season, and also gave Iguodala a crucial chase block in the tiebreak.

No matter from which angle it is measured, James' FMVP in the 2015-16 season is the most valuable FMVP in the past 10 years.