NBA Most Improved Player Odds 2025-2026

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There was a lot of conversation around the NBA's Most Improved Player race this past season.

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Many people believed Cade Cunningham should have taken home the award given the Pistons remarkable turnaround. 

But many people also argued that a player who was drafted No. 1 overall should never win MIP because he was supposed to be good from the get-go. 

While Cunningham was the odds-on favorite at different times throughout the year (as was Normal Powell), he ultimately finished third behind Dyson Daniels and Ivica Zubac.

BetOnline.ag released its early Most Improved Player odds this week, and the favorite, Deni Avdija, received a single first-place vote last season.

A couple of Pacers, who broke out during the NBA Playoffs, are second and third on the board, respectively. 

Jonathan Kuminga, who could be on a different team at some point next season, seems like a risky bet but is the last of four players with less than 20/1 odds.

Bronny James has the longest odds on the board at 250/1.

Most Improved Player

 

Deni Avdija

8/1

Andrew Nembhard

9/1

Bennedict Mathurin

12/1

Jonathan Kuminga

14/1

Amen Thompson

20/1

Brandon Miller

20/1

Jaden Ivey

20/1

Scoot Henderson

20/1

Shaedon Sharpe

20/1

Ausar Thompson

25/1

Jalen Johnson

25/1

Jaylen Wells

25/1

Josh Giddey

25/1

Trey Murphy III

33/1

Chet Holmgren

40/1

Derrick White

40/1

Jalen Suggs

40/1

Carlton Carrington

45/1

Davion Mitchel

50/1

Donovan Clingan

50/1

Jared McCain

50/1

Max Christie

50/1

Michael Porter Jr.

50/1

Scottie Barnes

50/1

Victor Wembanyama

50/1

Bilal Coulibaly

60/1

Kevin Porter Jr.

60/1

Cam Whitmore

66/1

Coby White

66/1

Jalen Duran

66/1

Jalen Green

66/1

Walker Kessler

70/1

Alexander Sarr

75/1

Brandin Podziemski

75/1

Cam Thomas

75/1

Christian Braun

75/1

Herbert Jones

75/1

Keyonte George

75/1

Matas Buzelis

75/1

Quentin Grimes

75/1

Toumani Camara

75/1

Dalton Knecht

80/1

Dereck Lively

80/1

Jabari Smith Jr

80/1

Jeremy Sochan

80/1

Kel'el Ware

80/1

Nikola Jovic

80/1

Quinten Post

80/1

Reed Sheppard

80/1

Santi Aldama

80/1

Stephon Castle

80/1

Terrance Shannon Jr

80/1

Zach Edey

80/1

Aaron Nesmith

100/1

AJ Green

100/1

Anthony Black

100/1

Deandre Ayton

100/1

Guerschon Yabusele

100/1

Jaden McDaniels

100/1

Jaime Jaques Jr

100/1

Julian Strawther

100/1

Keegan Murray

100/1

Miles McBride

100/1

Neemias Queta

100/1

Nickeil Alexander-Walker

100/1

Obi Toppin

100/1

Onyeka Okongwu

100/1

Ronald Holland

100/1

Ryan Dunn

100/1

Ty Jerome

100/1

Zaccharie Risacher

100/1

Ziaire Williams

100/1

Jordan Hawkins

200/1

Mark Williams

200/1

Naz Reid

200/1

Rob Dillingham

200/1

Tari Eason

200/1

Bronny James

250/1

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