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The 'NBA MVPs' quiz

Created on March 3, 2026 | Total tries: 0 | Average Score: 0.0 out of 70 (0%) | Quiz FAQ

With their win over the Dallas Mavericks on Monday night, the Oklahoma City Thunder completed the first step of their title defense by clinching a spot in the 2026 NBA playoffs. Reining-MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 30 points in his second game back after missing nine contests with an abdominal strain.

With 20 games left on their regular season schedule, the Thunder hold a three-game lead over the San Antonio Spurs for the top seed in the Western Conference. SGA has posted 31.8 points, 6.4 assists and 4.4 rebounds-per-game this season, but despite the gaudy numbers, his MVP case could be in doubt. With the NBA’s 65-game minimum requirement for awards like Most Valuable Player, the 27 year old can only miss a handful of games through the end of the regular season and remain eligible for the award.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. If SGA is able to claim a second-consecutive MVP, he’ll be the fourth person to win the award in back-to-back seasons since 2010. With that being said, how many NBA MVPs can you name in seven minutes?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Season / Team / Jersey # | Created on March 3, 2026 | Total tries: 0 | Average Score: 0.0 out of 70 (0%) | 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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