Almost forgot, they also have Aldridge on their roster. If he certainly is in good health after all the "retiring" thing that happened then the 2nd team of the Nets will have a good chemistry with Patty Mills and him. Other players like Claxton, Millsap, Bruce Brown or Harris (stretch the floor) could easily just follow their lead and be the strongest 2nd team in the league. That scared me a bit and made me pee a little with goosebumps.  

Disregarding injuries and health issues. Guys, who do you think will be the season MVP?
IMHO: Kevin Durant - that Olympic game gave us the preview of what he will do this season.

Kevin Durant is tied at number 4 tied with Stephen Curry with +750. Well, not a bad odds though, the higher the odds the better as he is the most consistent in his team and most likely he will lead the Brooklyn Nets this regular season. What will make Durant's stats to be better than the last season is if he will not get injured anymore while I believe he will be more healthy this season.

Great analysis, sorry I forgot that fact. Division of production. But it was the same thing at Olympics and he was with offensive players but they are still depending on him.
So, it could be Joker again or Luka stepping up his game one more notch. He is the third in my list after Jokic and I didn't even consider Giannis as Jrue is also getting better and there's Middleton.
Jokic @15.20
Giannis @7.45
It looks like there's still a lot of doubts about Joker's skill set. 

I'm not very sure about Bucks actually. They had a very productive season last. I really liked Giannis' performance also. However, I don't see them as a consistent team. Giannis can't carry the team second time in a row I think. But they can still qualify for the conference finals as they are really strong. Maybe we are going to watch another clash between these two teams but this time I'm favoring Nets.

Joker will have Jamal back so the production will also be divided between him and Jamal.

While with Luka, if KP will play the same way he's production is more likely an MVP contender,
but I am also looking for KD to win one for himself while playing with the Nets.

Also, Curry, LeBron and Giannis and all the rest of stars have the same goals trying to add
this title to their resume.

Still, far to conclude but bookies already have their odds and if you have your early pick, placing
your bet now will give you better amount to win.

Exactly, Jamal is one of their main stars so he would also contribute on points and that will lessen the stats of Jokic. Not only Jamal actually, Aaron Gordon was also given a good amount for his contract extension with the Nuggets, so probably he will also improve this season.

last season with Denver, he only averaged 10.2 PPG _ https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/g/gordoaa01.html
Lower numbers compared when he was with the Orlando Magic.

I would say that if GSW makes a good comeback and they finish at a high level, Curry definitely has the biggest chance to be MVP this season. He is getting into those years when you are not super young anymore but still young enough to not have any physical problems, plus you have gained so much experience that you are sort of like a veteran at the same time. Those 30 to 33 years old is the perfect age for most NBA players to become mature and still play amazingly.

It will of course depend on how well GSW plays, but I do not see them play any worse than Dallas. MVP is usually (usually is important here, not all the time) given to player who plays in a good team, you do not see a player get MVP and miss the playoffs. So Dallas or GSW may end up at a lower level, and the other may end up at a higher seed, and in that case the higher seed will have a higher chance.

If Iggy plays the same, Klay fully recovered and play like he usually play and they get a legit big man at the center position, then I can say they'll have a huge chance to make it to the finals this year, but that's not gonna be an easy task to achieve as most of the team in the West has been upgrading their roster.
The GSW before Durant joined them has been spectacular, I don't know If they can still bring back those moments. What I can see as the biggest problem for the GSW is the lack of a dominant big man in the center position.

They don't have a dominant big man in the past as well, it's only Curry and Thompson and their good chemistry that makes them a great team. Iggy is not getting any younger, but let's see if he can still do his job especially on the defensive side.