Logan Murdock

But then you talk about –

just what those Celtics have been able to do and he's been the face of it, I think that he should be getting his flowers too.

I don't think he necessarily will get the MVP because it's record.

MVP can be a vibes award.

I know that Howard tends to roll his eyes at that, but I firmly believe that it can be a narrative award.

And I just don't think that he would have all of the things put in place to necessarily get that award this season based on what OKC has done and based on a lot of other factors.

But I do think Jalen Brown,

when we think about this season, when we look back on this season, it looks like he's putting together a campaign that is MVP worthy.

Even though you were right, but it's fine.

I think that Jalen and Shea at this point just are two sides of the coin when it comes to what you think about with MVP, right?

Like Shea has the dominant numbers

but also has the, you know, based on record at this point, dominant team.

And then you have the other side of Jalen who kind of tracks is like 05, 06 Kobe, right?

We're scoring a lot of points and his team is kind of overachieving because of his performance.

And I think another thing that we need to point out is the elephant in the room, which we get in, which we have to before we get away from an MVP discussion is a 65 game rule, right?

Because I think that that is the thing that is kind of

Not to say Jalen isn't a MVP candidate.

He absolutely is.

But when you take out the Jokic's and you take out the potential of Wimby, he missed a lot of games.

But when you take that out, you don't really get a full sample size of what you should be picking.