Dear Luka @lukadoncic , wish you a happy 27th birthday!
We Luka fans will always support you no matter what happens!
Stay healthy, and be happy!
Your smile is your most powerful weapon—never lose it!
Luka Fan Forever❤️
@poniistrash@TheLukaVerse Spurs also only won 1 game.Mavs lost the Finals coz the Celtics was the better team at the time. Spurs-Knicks Finals all finished at clutch time, and Spurs lost 4 of them which proves that Wembanyama was NOT a CLUTCH TIME PLAYER!
The Spurs had collected top 4 picks for three years in a row, and then made to the Finals for mixed reasons. And before that, they had also tanked for years to collect 1st round picks, but the only difference is that those picks didn't work back then. Years for trial-and-error!
🔥🗣️ Enough! DPOY was made for guys like Victor Wembanyama when guys like Luka Doncic have a historic two-way season.
There is a MASSIVE 23.4-point gap between Luka Doncic and Wembanyama in points created per game — 59.6 (a record) vs 36.2 PPG. Wembanyama also has more help, as the Spurs tanked for years to assemble top draft picks like Harper and Castle around him.
The media is gaslighting you. Luka Doncic is the MVP.
Teams With The Most Points Off Turnovers Per Game In The 2026-27 NBA Regular Season :
1. Los Angeles Lakers — 24.3
2. Toronto Raptors — 22.3
3. Atlanta Hawks — 21.9
4. Minnesota Timberwolves — 21.7
5. New Orleans Pelicans — 20.9
6. Boston Celtics — 20.8
7. Phoenix Suns — 20.6
8. Golden State Warriors — 20.3
8. Miami Heat — 20.3
10. Detroit Pistons — 20.2
Basketball is a sport where the team scores more wins the game! Many former MVPs didn't even have a decent defense. There is already a DPOY award, so why the media still gives more credit on defense when talking about MVP now. It's always a double standard when it comes to Luka.
I understand the Wemby MVP hype, but I think we’re losing sight of what the award actually represents.
Wemby might be the most dominant defensive force in basketball. His rim protection, ability to erase mistakes, versatility and impact on that end are generational.
But Luka Doncic is a completely different level of offensive engine.
We’re talking about a player who can dictate the pace of an entire game, manipulate defenses, create high-quality looks whenever he wants, generate offense for everyone around him and take over a game without needing anything to go right for him.
Luka puts defenses in constant rotation. He creates mismatches, draws multiple defenders, controls the half court and makes the game easier for everyone sharing the floor with him.
There’s a reason elite offensive creators are so difficult to replace. You can’t scheme away that level of shot creation and playmaking.
Wemby can change an entire game defensively. Luka can control an entire game offensively. Meanwhile still giving you 3-4 stocks a game
Both are generational talents, but if we’re evaluating who provides the most offensive value, who dictates winning basketball and who carries the greater responsibility for creating offense, I don’t see how Luka isn’t the clear choice.
MVP isn’t a lifetime achievement award for being the most unique talent in the league. It’s Most Valuable Player.
Give me 77.
My expectation of Mamu is 20+ PPG, so I am happy he finally gets enough possessions and finds his shooting rhythm. 20+ for 2 game in a row now! More to come🙌
It’s a Sandro Mamukelashviki day in the Orange County Register with the Lakers playing the Milwaukee Bucks — the city and team that the Lakers forward/center made his NBA Debut for — in just over three hours time.
The story on Mamu’s start for the Lakers through 12 games. ⬇️⬇️
Lakers Def Rtg by quarter, h/t @LakersReporter :
1: 106.9 (8th in NBA)
2: 116.2 (16th in NBA)
3: 103.4 (4th in NBA)
4: 128.5 (28th in NBA)
Up big in 4th = foot comes off the gas and/or 3rd string is in. Part of why LA's overall DefRtg (113.6, 17th) is lower than the eye test
Luka has already been an MVP candidate since his 2nd year. He has been compared with a lot of players who are much older, a little older, at similar age and now younger ones. The standard is always changing for him. And he is never treated fairly.
⚠️ Warning: Long rant incoming.
I’ve been waiting for someone in the national NBA media to address this, but apparently nobody wants to.
Why was Luka Doncic’s first NBA Finals loss treated as proof that his style of basketball couldn’t win a championship, while Victor Wembanyama’s was treated as another step toward greatness?
Luka averaged 29.2/8.8/5.6 against a 64-win Celtics team, and the national media spent the next two years questioning his defense, conditioning, leadership and whether his style of basketball could ever win a championship.
Wemby loses 4–1 to a 53-win Knicks team, struggles down the stretch, and suddenly we’re reminded that even Jordan and LeBron needed time. It’s all about growth, valuable lessons and gaining experience.
And this hypocrisy doesn’t end with the Finals. It carries directly into the MVP conversation.
Luka’s individual brilliance is constantly filtered through questions about his defense, playing style, team success and whether he can actually win.
Wemby’s brilliance is celebrated as evidence of what he’s becoming. His shortcomings are treated as things he’ll eventually overcome.
One player has to constantly justify why he deserves an MVP. The other is talked about like winning one is inevitable.
Nobody is asking for Wemby to be torn down. But why does one generational talent have to overcome a narrative the media created while the other gets the benefit of the doubt?
Most Points Per Minute In The 2026-27 NBA Regular Season (Min. 200 Total Mins Played) :
1. Luka Doncic — 1.08
2. Stephen Curry — 1.07
3. Victor Wembanyama — 1.01
4. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander — 0.91
5. Ty Jerome — 0.87
6. Giannis Antetokounmpo — 0.85
7. Jayson Tatum — 0.79
8. Anthony Davis — 0.77
8. Jalen Brunson — 0.77
10. Cooper Flagg — 0.76
Most 30+ PTS, 5+ AST, 5+ REB & 5+ 3PM Games before turning 28:
94 — Luka Doncic
89 — Stephen Curry, James Harden, LeBron James & Kevin Durant Combined
LUKA IS DOING THINGS NO PLAYER HAS EVER DONE!
“I had a lot of belief in this team, and I think we’re showing it.”
Luka Dončić traces the Lakers’ chemistry back to their summer together in Slovenia. 💜💛
LUKA MAGIC LEADS LAKERS TO 7TH WIN IN A ROW!
✨ 32 PTS
✨ 5 REB
✨ 5 AST
✨ 5 3PM
Nine straight games of 30+ PTS, 5+ REB, and 5+ AST for @lukadoncic... one away from the longest streak of its kind in NBA history!