NBA Youth Movement Threatening to Crash 2026 MVP Party originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Very familiar faces have been earning MVP honors for the past several seasons. Now, it appears some new blood could crash the party in 2025-26.

Milwaukee's Giannis Antetokounmpo rounds out the top three at +700. He didn't receive any first- or second-place votes in last season's voting but did rack up 88 third-place votes. His 30.4 ppg ranked second in the NBA in scoring last year.

We break down the 15 biggest storylines that have us looking forward to in the second half of the season: 1. Will Cal Raleigh Record the Best Catching Season … Ever? Coming off

Aliyah Boston Teams Up With Former MVP For Huge Announcement Before All-Star Weekend originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The WNBA has shifted its focus to the All-Star Weekend, with Indiana Fever players Caitlin Clark, Kelsey Mitchell and Aliyah Boston set to be in attendance.

While the Aces have struggled this season, it’s been in spite of an improving A’ja Wilson, who is showing her greatness in new ways.

Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor is the undisputed best weapon for Shane Steichen's offensive attack.

The Panthers haven't had an MVP in nearly 10 years. Which of their players has the best chance of resetting the clock in 2025?

For someone who didn't compete in the Home Run Derby, Kyle Schwarber has put on quite a show this week. His home run heroics in Tuesday's All-Star Game swing-off earned him MVP honors. He showed off t

In fact, the last 12 NFL MVPs have been quarterbacks. The last non-QB to win the award was Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson in 2012. But there are other players on the field also deserving of recognition, which makes for an interesting discussion about the most important player on each team (outside of QB).

New York Yankees outfielder and captain Aaron Judge is having one of his best seasons yet. He's a seven-time All-Star and is once again in the MVP conversation,

The Twins’ Most Valuable Player to this point has undoubtedly been Byron Buxton. He’ll likely be the team MVP at the end of the season and should receive a few down-ballot votes for AL MVP as well. But who has been the second-most valuable Twins position player?