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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander remains the clubhouse leader, despite OKC’s recent pace and health concerns.
Nikola Jokić leads in rebounds and assists while posting historic efficiency, yet games-missed risk disqualifying end-of-season votes.
Victor Wembanyama’s case hinges on health and Spurs’ seeding, with strides on both ends highlighted.
Jokić’s injury risk and Denver’s recent form complicate a clean path to a repeat title.
Cunningham’s Pistons sit atop the East, boosting his MVP case amid questions about durability.
Dončić is highlighted for offensive dominance but faces defensive concerns.
Anthony Edwards remains a top contender but is affected by team dynamics in Minnesota.
Tackling the 65-game threshold remains a decisive factor for eligibility and voting.
Luka Dončić is noted for clutch offense but carries defensive critiques.
Jokić and SGA vie for the top honor as the season nears its end, with health and pace shaping outcomes.
The article notes potential bias toward narrative-driven voting in late-season MVP decisions.

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OKC won 2 straight games with star players sidelined, signaling depth on display.
Isaiah Joe has produced double-digit scoring in seven of OKC’s last eight games.
Cason Wallace has delivered offensively after injuries, with multiple 20-point games.
The stretch is seen as prep for postseason duties if stars return healthy.
OKC’s depth is expanding as reserves fill bigger roles in the absence of stars.
Joe’s shooting and athleticism remain key strengths for OKC’s offense.
Wallace has earned defensive recognition and shown flashes on offense.
Thunder beat Cavaliers, becoming the first to defeat Cleveland since James Harden joined the team.
OKC also defeated the Brooklyn Nets during the latest stretch.
The article emphasizes the value of live reps for Joe and Wallace.

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander remains the favorite but is out with an abdominal strain, reshaping the MVP race.
Victor Wembanyama rises to No. 4 in MVP odds, overtaking Luka Dončić as Jokic slides but remains in contention.
Jokic remains a top contender but can miss a game and still stay eligible for postseason awards.
Cunningham and Jokic benefit as SGA’s injury creates betting value for late-season contenders.
Wembanyama’s season averages highlight a two-way impact and Defensive Player of the Year potential.
The Spurs are near the Thunder in the West, boosting Wembanyama’s MVP case if they climb to a top seed.
The article notes odds can refresh periodically and may change with updates.
Luka Dončić dropped to a lower position as the Lakers’ performance affects his MVP odds.
The piece mentions BetSided, NBC Sports, and others as sources of background on MVP contenders.
The article frames Wembanyama as a defensive and offensive asset with shooting and rim protection.

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