Jay Skeets

from the Lakers for the number three spot in the West.

So it's not wrapped up, obviously, for LA yet.

They're right there.

And that's a big one, as we've talked about time and time again, to maybe get into that side of the bracket in the Western Conference.

Maybe avoid 4-5 where, yeah, even if you win, you're going on to take on OKC.

Maybe you want to see them later on.

But that's where they're at.

Shu posted this on Blue Sky yesterday.

I want to get your opinion talking about Jokic and his standing in the MVP race.

The MVP ladder, the MVP table, as we call it.

Schuss said this, sort of mind-blowing.

Quote, a guy is going to be the first player ever to lead the league in both rebounds and assists per game.

He's also averaging a remarkably efficient 28 points, and his team is the number one offense in the league.

He might not finish in the top two or three games.

for MVP.

Again, that's our guy Shu at NBA.com making the point like Jokic, despite these incredible numbers, these things that have never been done before, his team obviously still good.

It's possible he is behind three guys in Shea, Wemby, and Luka at the end of it all when we get to votes.

Sort of mind-blowing.

I disagree.

You don't think he will be down to four?