The Denver Nuggets star has fallen behind in the latest NBA MVP ladder.

The NBA regular-season is its final and most crucial leg, with every team bringing out its best basketball for the ultimate push towards a playoff spot. Alongside weighing on the championship chances of the teams,

San Antonio's star big man keeps shining and enters the fray at the top with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Nikola Jokić.

New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson is making serious noise on the MVP Ladder while another faces a tough road ahead.

The NBA MVP race is a muddled mess because of the league's 65-game minimum for players to be considered for awards.

The MVP race has a very clear frontrunner and he may have cemented his case with an epic duel.

Can Victor Wembanyama win the NBA MVP award over the final five weeks of the season over Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and others?

Don’t forget the 65-game rule! Players who don’t get to 65 games in a season are not eligible for MVP, Defensive Player of the Year or Most Improved Player. Let’s get into it. (Odds and stats are entering Wednesday’s games.)

Superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander dominated against Denver on a historic day. He stamped his NBA MVP case in the process.