Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has made history by winning the NBA’s 2024-25 MVP award, marking a significant milestone in global basketball. This achievement highlights the growing influence of international players in the league, as he becomes the seventh consecutive MVP born outside the united states.
- Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wins 2024-25 MVP award.
- Seventh consecutive international MVP winner.
- Thunder's second-best net rating in history.
- Jokić had a strong MVP competition.
- Gilgeous-Alexander first Kentucky player MVP.
- Potential for Finals MVP in June.
At just 26 years old, Gilgeous-Alexander led the NBA with an impressive 32.7 points per game, showcasing one of the best guard seasons in NBA history. His performance helped the Oklahoma City Thunder secure a remarkable 68-14 record, setting the stage for a thrilling postseason. How will this historic win shape the future of the Thunder?
The MVP race this season was intense, especially with Nikola Jokić’s stellar performance. The debate centered on whether the award should go to the best player on the best team or the most outstanding individual performer. Key developments include:
- Gilgeous-Alexander’s scoring efficiency: 51.9% field goal percentage and 89.8% free throw percentage.
- Jokić’s historic triple-double averages, showcasing his versatility as a center.
- The Thunder’s second-best net rating in NBA history at +12.7.
- Gilgeous-Alexander’s potential to achieve both MVP and Finals MVP in the same season.
As the playoffs approach, all eyes will be on Gilgeous-Alexander and the Thunder. Can they convert this regular-season success into a championship run? Fans are eager to find out.
