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Chris Broussard: âEmbiid put on a performance last night, he was 20 for 25 from the field. If you were a voter would it bother you if a coach said who youâre voting for? It definitely bothers me... Itâs certainly possible that Jokic wins but at the end of the day I think Joel is going to win. I donât agree with what Doc said about itâs over. Last night was a huge moment for Embiid, it was a huge win they needed against Boston and we saw him play a great defensive game.â
Rob Parker: âI hope Doc didnât jinx Embiid with those comments. A guy isnât going to tell me who Iâm voting for, if I was a writer there I wouldâve said âDoc do you have a vote?â I donât think Joel will win MVP & neither will Giannis. I think Jokic is going to win the MVP, he leads in the all personal stats within the league. Analytics will be the determining factor on who is the MVP & you shouldnât go by the eye test or gut feeling. Doc has to be careful because it could come back to bite him...â
Tonight on The Odd Couple, Chris & Rob debate on who is going to win the MVP this NBA season. Chris believes that Joel is the prime candidate for MVP but Rob isnât buying it. Rob thinks Jokic is going to three-peat his MVP because of the analytical stats that favor him. Chris talks it out on who would be the front runners for his weekend breakdown before he votes for a winner in the next couple of weeks. MGM sportsbook currently has Joel Embiid at -600 to win MVP.