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Doncic is the betting favorite, and if he played for a good number of other teams, that would be easier to justify. He might be so good that it doesn't matter. After all, LeBron James won his first MVP (and 66 games) with Mo Williams as his best teammate. If that's the track Doncic is on, his roster might not matter. What’s helping make Doncic’s mvp race nba odds case is that he’s not only putting up insane statistics, he’s also leading his team to wins. What’s helping make Doncic’s MVP case is that he’s not only putting up insane statistics, he’s also leading his team to wins. Excluding the Greek Freek from this article, there are three players I consider my favorites to win the MVP award. You can check out BettingPros odds consensus to get the best odds for your player props and futures bets. Let#8217;s get to it. The only name that can prevent Luka Doncic from taking the MVP award home is James Harden. The 2018 MVP winner is coming for another award trying to average 40-points per game. But the odds are out on the NBAapos;s 2020-21 seasonapos;s MVP ... and not even Luka can exceed this. It is time to start winnowing down our NBA MVP ballots, which also means itapos;s time for some serious self-loathing. Who won NBA MVP last season? Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokic won the NBA MVP award for the 2020-21 regular season. He currently has 400 odds to win the award for a second consecutive season. Giannis 800 — Antetokounmpo has the highest odds of any player with more than one MVP award, tied with Steph, who is also an intriguing pick. Let’s start with the reigning champion and Finals MVP. Giannis should only get better and the only reason he was held back in the 2020-21 race was the Bucks’ struggles. A title could help fuel a better regular season for Milwaukee in its quest to repeat.