Danny Parkins

So that would be, I can do the math, two MVPs, two finals MVPs.

He would join a list that is the who's who of, if you did your six greatest players of, say, the last 50 years, you remove Bill Russell from the equation.

Kareem, Mike, LeBron, Magic, Larry, Duncan.

That is the entirety of the list of players in NBA history with multiple finals MVPs and multiple regular season MVPs.

Think about those names.

Duncan, Magic, Bird, LeBron, Jordan, Kareem.

And he would be doing it in back-to-back years, which has only been done by a couple of guys by the name of LeBron James and Michael Jordan.

And at 27 years old, he would have accomplished that feat earlier, younger than either of those two all-time legends.

This means he jumps...

Dwayne Wade, he jumps Allen Iverson, and he is comfortably within, based on accomplishment, a top 30 player in NBA history.

Why do I think he's going to do it?

Well, the MVP, aforementioned at the season.

The team, though...

Once again, best record in the NBA in the toughest conference, fourth youngest team, but they've been injured all year.

Now Jalen Williams is back.

Chet has making the leap.

Mitchell's been amazing.

McCain's been amazing.

They still have Dort.

They still have Wallace.