Curry is gaining the crowd and if he continues to win it, there's no chance for Luka to win the season MVP.

Look how great Curry playing with his teammates, it's not surprising if he will win this one again, though it's too early for that to conclude

as everyone from the top 10 can still rally and snatch the title, the season is still far and knowing how great all those stars; they are really

more than capable, it's just a matter that only one can win the title.

Unless Steph gets injured, I don't see him stepping down from that 1st place.

I think that whilst Doncic is still doing really well with the Mavs, their record is just incomparable to the Warriors.

Plus, Doncic is actually averaging less points in this season than his overall career, which is definitely strange.

Reaching to his skyf*ker level is not brand new for him but he is getting older and people expected him to be not as great as his MVP season. He is looking like he is once again close to getting that MVP and if Warriors success goes like this for a long time then I am pretty sure that he would actually win it.

Warriors is like a well-oiled machine and they are playing with talent but more importantly they are team playing which is the greatest threat to every team. They are so good all together that you forget about CURRY, which I know is insane but watch them, everyone wants to defend Curry then they play the ball around so much that you forget to check Curry for a milisecond and dude is running around so much and finds open space once again. It is really something amazing to watch, it is basketball as it should be played and I really love to see their musical play style.

Yeah I agree. I'm a Mavs fan and even I've got to admit that Doncic is nowhere near Steph this season.

Curry is absolutely cooking and putting up ridiculous numbers on a nightly basis in shooting displays that we haven't seen before. And he's making everyone around him a whole lot better, including Andrew Wiggins, Jordan Poole, etc. who are playing like veterans out there.

It's going to be scary, man.

Klay is a great player and a central piece to the Warriors identity, but the best thing about him is that he doesn't need the ball in his hands to make an immediate impact.

He brings a lot more championship potential given the reunion of Steph, Klay and Draymond from their earlier championship run.

The people helping Steph win games right now don't necessarily have that, despite their great record so far.

Beyond excited for his return.

That's something to get done by the coaching staff but I guess it will be doing just fine since as far as I can see the gameplay they got right now aren't different from the season when the team was playing at their best. I think he'll have to create a chemistry but as I just said I guess he'll doing just fine, they still at that offense as the best defense.

I am also trying to remember the first odds when I shared the updated one. IIRC, yes he is not even in the top 4 because it was Luka, Nikola, Durant, and Giannis in that position.
But they will have to keep these stats if they want to stay on top. Because there are players below them that are pushing their limits to snatch that MVP award away from them. One of those players is Paul George. He is healthy and plays 35+ minutes per game and shoulders everything for the Clippers' offense. Now at the top 8 of the MVP race averaging 26/7/5 at 29.6 odds to win it.
If his consistency stays and avoided an injury or a health protocol then he will overtake most of the players at the top 5.

Yes, it is expected that Jordan Poople and Wiggins will carry the load for the Warriors in absence of Curry. This is just a glimpse on how dangerous they really are, still play high level defense even without Draymond and then shot their 3's without Curry.

But it was very close game, Detroit really trying to get a win. But as the announcer said in the beginning, this team is used to winning and that's what they did here, a hard grind win.

Exactly, they refused to sign Schroder with the amount he demanded  and look at Westbrook now, he isn't the superstar the Lakers are expecting, there's no chemistry and they are even better before the trade. 

Luka is quite less productive now because KP is doing better this season. He is sharing the ball with his fellow star player on the team and that's why they are also winning. I like that way as it's very important in the playoffs that both of them have a good chemistry since the team relies on them to win.