The reigning NBA MVP and Finals MVP has another trophy in reach as OKC, Orlando, New York and San Antonio head to Las Vegas.

As we enter December, the NBA MVP race is starting to take shape with superstars posting massive numbers across the league. From established giants to rising stars, the competition is tightening as every performance matters more than ever.

Nuggets star guard Jamal Murray has been having the best season of his career, and he is getting some well-deserved recognition for it. In the latest MVP ladder by NBA.com's Shaun Powell, Jokic remained in the top spot,

San Antonio Spurs big man Victor Wembanyama came off the bench Saturday after missing a month due to a left calf strain, and his return resulted in 22 points in 21 minutes as his team defeated the now 24-2 Oklahoma City Thunder 111-109 in the NBA Cup semifinals.

Vaughn Dalzell breaks down the NBA's MVP race as Cade Cunningham and Tyrese Maxey have entered the conversation.

Just ahead of Knicks guard Jalen Brunson and just behind Pistons star Cade Cunningham, Brown lands fifth after jumping up from No. 10 overall.

Last season's NBA MVP race was as back-and-forth as ever, as it came down to Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Denver Nuggets center Nikol

Nate Robinson believes the era of Steph Curry is over as the world has taken the NBA from American players moving forward.

With the Spurs beating the Thunder in what was an NBA Cup classic, there's a "good chance" that the NBA's next best rivalry is happening.

The Thunder are the best team in the league and their superstar will get another chance to prove he's the best, too.