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ESPYS 2021 vote — Best NBA Player

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Jun 16, 2021

  • ESPN staff

Welcome to the 2021 ESPYS presented by Capital One, where you, the fans, get to help decide the stars of the show (aka the award winners) with a simple click of a button below. The nominees for Best NBA Player are: Nikola Jokic, the newly minted and runaway MVP; Luka Doncic, who yet again kept pace with the league leaders in points, assists and rebounds; Stephen Curry, who averaged a league-best 32 points per game; and Chris Paul, who averaged nearly 16 points per game and was among the league leaders in assists. Cast your vote and tune in to the ESPYS on July 10 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.



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