Steph Curry of the Golden State Warriors is still one of the most influential players in the league after 16 seasons.
No one debates his greatness, but the chances of him winning coveted end-of-season awards are diminishing.
In fact, he has almost no chance of being named Most Valuable Player again.
“Steph Curry has just a 0.4% chance to win MVP this season,” per ProphetX.
Steph Curry has just a 0.4% chance to win MVP this season, per @PlayProphetX
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It’s been ten years since Curry was crowned MVP.
However, it’s important to note that he’s had incredible seasons since then and has won multiple championships.
He was also named Finals MVP in 2022, which some people consider even more important than the regular-season MVP.
And just over a year ago, he was titled the Clutch Player of the Year.
It’s clear that Curry is still a legendary, heroic, hugely important figure in the league.
Plus, the competition for MVP has never been so fierce, and it rarely favors a player at Curry’s age.
But no matter what he does or does not win, Curry’s Warriors could still be a team to watch in the West.
They may be older, and some people might have counted them out, but they have a lot of experience and determination.
Additionally, all NBA fans know that the Warriors should never be counted out as long as Curry is on the court.
He may not be in the running for MVP anymore, but Curry is still going to be the centerpiece of his team, and they cannot survive without him.
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