NBA MVP Rankings - 28 Mar

There are only a few weeks left in the regular season, and a healthy Nikola Jokic has surged ahead of SGA for the top spot after 4 straight triple-doubles, all of which came in wins for the surging Nuggets, bringing him to 31 on the season, while he is also leading the league in rebounding and assists, a feat that no player has ever achieved before. Here are my current MVP rankings, with career-highs in bold, plus a few updates to my all-time player rankings:

Most Valuable Player

1 (2) Nikola Jokic - C - DEN

27.9 Pts (#7), 12.8 Reb (#1), 10.8 Ast (#1), 1.4 Stl (#19), 0.8 Blk, .574 FG% (#9), .385 3P%, .827 FT%

2 (1) Shai Gilgeous-Alexander - PG - OKC

31.4 Pts (#2), 4.4 Reb, 6.6 Ast (#16), 1.4 Stl (#20), 0.8 Blk, .553 FG% (#12), .379 3P%, .884 FT% (#14)

3 (4) Luka Doncic - PG - LAL

33.7 Pts (#1), 7.8 Reb, 8.2 Ast (#3), 1.6 Stl (#6), 0.5 Blk, .476 FG%, .366 3P%, .776 FT%

4 (3) Cade Cunningham - PG - DET

24.5 Pts (#13), 5.6 Reb, 9.9 Ast (#2), 1.5 Stl (#14), 0.9 Blk, .461 FG%, .346 3P%, .814 FT%

5 (5) Victor Wembanyama - C - SAS

24.2 Pts (#14), 11.2 Reb (#5), 3.0 Ast, 1.1 Stl, 3.1 Blk (#1), .505 FG%, .351 3P%, .818 FT%

6 (9) Jamal Murray - PG - DEN

25.5 Pts (#11), 4.4 Reb, 7.2 Ast (#8), 0.9 Stl, 0.3 Blk, .483 FG%, .428 3P% (#9), .885 FT% (#13)

7 (NR) Jalen Johnson - SF - ATL

22.9 Pts (#19), 10.3 Reb (#7), 8.1 Ast (#5), 1.3 Stl, 0.5 Blk, .492 FG%, .353 3P%, .786 FT%

8 (7) Jaylen Brown - SF - BOS

28.6 Pts (#5), 7.0 Reb, 5.2 Ast, 1.0 Stl, 0.4 Blk, .477 FG%, .342 3P%, .802 FT%

9 (6) Donovan Mitchell - SG - CLE

27.9 Pts (#8), 4.5 Reb, 5.8 Ast, 1.5 Stl (#9), 0.3 Blk, .478 FG%, .365 3P%, .859 FT%

10 (NR) Jalen Duren - C - DET

19.5 Pts, 10.6 Reb (#6), 1.8 Ast, 0.9 Stl, 0.9 Blk, .643 FG% (#3), .744 FT%

Honorable Mention: James Harden - PG - CLE; Jalen Brunson - PG - NYK; Tyrese Maxey - PG - PHI; Kawhi Leonard - SF - LAC; Karl-Anthony Towns - C - NYK

All-Time Player Rank Changes

James Harden has passed Chris Paul to move up to #19

Kawhi Leonard has passed Pau Gasol to move up to #56

Draymond Green has passed Kyrie Irving to move up to #60

Trae Young has passed John Wall to move up to #92

DeMar DeRozan has passed Wes Unseld to move up to #98