Luka Doncic reflects on MVP pursuit amid consistent high performance
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 5:34 PM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
Luka Doncic shared his uncertainty about what is missing from his game to secure an NBA MVP award. Known for his impressive statistics, Doncic has averaged over 28 points per game in recent seasons. However, the overall success of his team has hindered his MVP candidacy, with team record often being a deciding factor for voters. Doncic indicated that he believes there is always room for improvement, emphasizing that winning more games could enhance his chances. The upcoming NBA season will serve as another opportunity for him to chase the coveted award.
- •Doncic is unsure about what he needs to improve for MVP consideration.
- •He has consistently high individual statistics but lacks team success.
- •Team record has been a hurdle for his MVP chances in the past.
- •Winning 55 or more games may boost his MVP candidacy in future seasons.
- 5:34 PMYahoo Sports — Luka Doncic admits he doesn’t know what’s missing from his game to finally win NBA MVP
"Luka Doncic has been in the NBA MVP conversation for years, but even he sounds unsure what more he needs to do to finally win the award. The stats have never been the problem.
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