NBA Awards Race Tightens with 65-Game Rule
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The NBAs 65-game rule is causing a stir as the regular season nears its end, impacting end-of-season awards races. Top candidates like Jokic, Wembanyama, Leonard, Cunningham, and Edwards are on the brink, with limited room for missed games. Players and teams face pressure, as seen with Stewarts injury and Cunninghams setback. Defensive races are heating up, with Wembanyama leading but needing near-perfect attendance. The Most Improved Player race is also tense, with Duren leading but Avdija facing elimination due to injury. The final weeks will determine who secures awards and who misses out.
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