Shai Gilgeous-Alexander disappointed with MVP polling criteria amid stellar season: “Nothing matters in this game if you don't win”
Oklahoma City Thunder's star guard, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, questions the NBA's MVP selection process, arguing that regular season performance should carry more weight than individual stats. Currently second in MVP discussions, Gilgeous-Alexander believes team success should be paramount. His impressive 30.3 points per game average fuels the Thunder's impressive start, but he emphasizes winning above all else.
Oklahoma City Thunder's star guard, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, questions the NBA's MVP selection process, arguing that regular season performance should carry more weight than individual stats. Currently second in MVP discussions, Gilgeous-Alexander believes team success should be paramount. His impressive 30.3 points per game average fuels the Thunder's impressive start, but he emphasizes winning above all else.
