Austin Reaves over his last ten games: 27/5/6 on 53/38/96 shooting, why isn’t he the front runner for M.I.P of the year?

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Cade is the deserved favorite.

A lot of it has to do with narrative, and he's has built his across the season, leading one of the best franchise turnarounds in recent memory. He's also added weight to his case by becoming an All-Star too, which voters seemingly take into account. Whereas Reaves started the season slowly, which set him back in the race with other candidates, unable to keep pace with the competition. He suffers from being in the shadow of Bron too (and recently Luka), where he's not recognized as the face of the team like Cade is of Detroit.
 

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He could’ve gotten much more when he signed but he was committed to being a Laker :francis:

Not true. He signed the max. He could have gotten more from another team in restricted free agency but there was no point cause the lakers would have matched anyways. Rob let teams know that if they wanted to play dirty, it was gonna be bad for them
 

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Cade is the deserved favorite.

A lot of it has to do with narrative, and he's has built his across the season, leading one of the best franchise turnarounds in recent memory. He's also added weight to his case by becoming an All-Star too, which voters seemingly take into account. Whereas Reaves started the season slowly, which set him back in the race with other candidates, unable to keep pace with the competition. He suffers from being in the shadow of Bron too (and recently Luka), where he's not recognized as the face of the team like Cade is of Detroit.
You sound like a damn politician
 
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