Rachel Nichols

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All right.

It's time.

We're going to start breaking down this MVP ballot.

The big categories, all the things.

Right.

Here we go.

And look, the reason why we're still on the clock for me and it's just two hours and 30 minutes and I'm still haven't turned anything in is because this is not just one of the best, but it's one of the deepest candidacies for MVP.

You have three guys who could legitimately win and nobody would have the right to complain, whether it's Shea, whether it's Wemby, whether it's Jokic.

Each one of them turned in historic performances in their own way.

So it's hard, right?

And I want you to take a look at what I'm wrestling with because you'll see kind of my movement here once we put the full screen off.

Shea Gildress Alexander, right?

I have Shea Wenby, Wenby Shea, right?

Shea Gildress Alexander.

should probably be by vote, right?

This is a guy who is so consistent that I started nicknaming him the Metronome last year.

I mean, he delivers every single game.

He took this Oklahoma City team wire to wire number one, and that was with his team having significant injuries.

Two of the starting five have been injured for a big chunk of the year.