As the 2025-26 NBA season progresses, the race for the MVP award is heating up. With key players making notable impacts, the rankings reflect both triumphs and hardships, including injuries hampering some favorites like Victor Wembanyama. Let’s dive into the top contenders.
NBA MVP Rankings as of November 14
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1. Devin Booker – Phoenix Suns
- Stats: 26.4 points / 4.1 rebounds / 6.9 assists / 46.9% shooting
- Record: 11 wins – 7 losses
Despite a tough individual performance lately, Devin Booker continues to lead the Phoenix Suns, who have emerged as one of the season’s surprises. While defenses have targeted him, affecting his scoring and efficiency, the team’s collective strength has shone through with contributions from role players like Collin Gillespie. Booker aims to regain his rhythm as the Suns face a challenging schedule through the holidays.
2. Giannis Antetokounmpo – Milwaukee Bucks
- Stats: 31.2 points / 10.8 rebounds / 6.8 assists / 1.2 blocks / 62.9% shooting
- Record: 8 wins – 10 losses
Giannis Antetokounmpo has been sidelined since November 17 due to a groin injury, causing a significant dip in both his and the Bucks’ performance, as they struggle with four consecutive losses. The Bucks’ efficiency without him has plummeted, raising questions about his value to the team and reigniting trade rumors.
3. Stephen Curry – Golden State Warriors
- Stats: 28.8 points / 3.5 rebounds / 4.1 assists / 47.6% shooting
- Record: 10 wins – 9 losses
The Warriors have encountered fluctuation in their performance this season, but Stephen Curry continues to deliver exceptional games. He recently scored 46 and 49 points in consecutive matchups, showcasing his ability to elevate his team even amid challenges. Curry consistently gives his team a chance to win, maintaining his status as a perennial star.
4. Tyrese Maxey – Philadelphia 76ers
- Stats: 32.2 points / 4.4 rebounds / 7.5 assists / 1.6 steals / 47% shooting
- Record: 9 wins – 8 losses
Faced with a roster depleted by injuries, Maxey has assumed significant responsibilities for the Sixers, including a career-high 54 points in a recent game. However, his efforts have been challenged by the team’s overall performance, resulting in defeats amidst heavy scoring loads. Maxey’s ability to sustain this high level of play remains under examination.
5. Alperen Sengun – Houston Rockets
- Stats: 29.9 points / 4.8 rebounds / 5.5 assists / 1.4 steals / 50.3% shooting
- Record: 12 wins – 7 losses
Sengun has made impressive strides this season, showcasing versatility in scoring and playmaking. He has established himself as a key player for the Rockets as they vie for playoff contention, contributing robustly on both ends of the floor and embodying the team’s competitive spirit under coach Ime Udoka.
Honorable Mentions
Victor Wembanyama (Spurs)*, Jalen Johnson (Hawks), Austin Reaves (Lakers), Norman Powell (Heat), Kevin Durant (Rockets), Jaylen Brown (Celtics), Jalen Brunson (Knicks), Josh Giddey (Bulls), Jalen Duren (Pistons), Anthony Edwards (Wolves), Brandon Ingram, and Scottie Barnes (Raptors)
*Wembanyama is expected to miss two to three weeks and may not qualify for the MVP award due to the 65-game eligibility rule.
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