
Analysis: All-NBA will be more like an All-World team this season, once again
Associated PressThe voting hasn’t taken place yet, though it’s fairly obvious that Denver’s Nikola Jokic will be the NBA’s MVP this season and therefore extend the record streak to six consecutive years in which a foreign-born player wins that trophy. Unless New York’s Jalen Brunson averages at least 101 points per game this week, which seems unlikely, the scoring champion will be Dallas’ Luka Doncic. The only U.S.-born player to make first-team All-NBA last season was Boston’s Jayson Tatum, and that’ll probably be the case again this season even with Embiid ineligible for such an award because of the new NBA rules surrounding participation and a 65-game minimum required for consideration. It’s just unfortunate that only one person has to win.” James Harden was the last U.S.-born player to win MVP, and that was in 2018. International players have gotten 456 of a possible 503 first-place MVP votes since. He wants a competitive game; players listened to those pleas and still played absolutely no defense in this year’s game at Indianapolis, where the 200-point mark by a team got crossed for the first time.
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