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The 'NBA MVPs' quiz

Created on May 22, 2025 | Total tries: 143 | Average Score: 64.7 out of 70 (92%) | Quiz FAQ

Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished a distant second place to Nikola Jokic in voting for the 2023-24 NBA’s Most Valuable Player Award. This year SGA flipped the script, capturing 71 first place votes – 42 more than Jokic, who was the only other player to receive a first place vote. While there are some players in the league and fans on social media who don’t love the way Gilgeous-Alexander plays the game, his results are hard to argue with. He led the NBA with 32.7 points-per-game to go with a career-high 6.4 assists to help the Thunder cruise to the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference and best record in the NBA.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. SGA is the third Thunder player to be named MVP since the franchise moved to Oklahoma City. With that being said, how many of the players to win MVP honors in NBA history can you name in five minutes?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Season / Team / Jersey # | Created on May 22, 2025 | Total tries: 143 | Average Score: 64.7 out of 70 (92%) | Quiz FAQ

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2024-25 / OKC / #2

2023-24 / DEN / #15

2022-23 / PHI / #21

2021-22 / DEN / #15

2020-21 / DEN / #15

2019-20 / MIL / #34

2018-19 / MIL / #34

2017-18 / HOU / #13

2016-17 / OKC / #0

2015-16 / GSW / #30

2014-15 / GSW / #30

2013-14 / OKC / #35

2012-13 / MIA / #6

2011-12 / MIA / #6

2010-11 / CHI / #1

2009-10 / CLE / #23

2008-09 / CLE / #23

2007-08 / LAL / #24

2006-07 / DAL / #41

2005-06 / PHX / #13

2004-05 / PHX / #13

2003-04 / MIN / #21

2002-03 / SA / #21

2001-02 / SA / #21

2000-01 / PHI / #3

1999-00 / LAL / #34

1998-99 / UTAH / #32

1997-98 / CHI / #23

1996-97 / UTAH / #32

1995-96 / CHI / #23

1994-95 / SA / #50

1993-94 / HOU / #34

1992-93 / PHX / #34

1991-92 / CHI / #23

1990-91 / CHI / #23

1989-90 / LAL / #32

1988-89 / LAL / #32

1987-88 / CHI / #23

1986-87 / LAL / #32

1985-86 / BOS / #33

1984-85 / BOS / #33

1983-84 / BOS / #33

1982-83 / PHI / #2

1981-82 / HOU / #24

1980-81 / PHI / #6

1979-80 / LAL / #33

1978-79 / HOU / #24

1977-78 / POR / #32

1976-77 / LAL / #33

1975-76 / LAL / #33

1974-75 / BUF / #11

1973-74 / MIL / #33

1972-73 / BOS / #18

1971-72 / MIL / #33

1970-71 / MIL / #33

1969-70 / NYK / #19

1968-69 / BAL / #41

1967-68 / PHI / #13

1966-67 / PHI / #13

1965-66 / PHI / #13

1964-65 / BOS / #6

1963-64 / CIN / #14

1962-63 / BOS / #6

1961-62 / BOS / #6

1960-61 / BOS / #6

1959-60 / PHW / #13

1958-59 / STL / #9

1957-58 / BOS / #6

1956-57 / BOS / #14

1955-56 / STL / #9

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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