We’re now more than two and a half weeks into the 2015-16 NBA season, and things are finally starting to shake out in the MVP race. Early though it may be, we’ve already got a prohibitive favorite and a few dark horses waiting in the wings for the leader in the clubhouse to falter, which are just the elements you need for an MVP ranking.
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We also have some unfortunate and concerning injuries that have shuffled the top five in more ways than one, and a certain Los Angeles Clippers basketball club has found themselves unable to win games lately, hurting their sole representative’s MVP hopes. That’s going to lead to a very different look to this week’s MVP rankings than last week had.
That said, there are new names here, but a few very familiar faces in this list as well. That includes one hometown fan favorite, and a great nemesis from what seems like a long-ago era of Detroit Pistons basketball.
Let us know what you think of this week’s Piston Powered NBA MVP Rankings in the comments section below.
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