While the season did not finish in a way we’d all have loved, that doesn’t mean there wasn’t plenty of play to be proud of. Leading the way for the Milwaukee Bucks, as ever, was Giannis Antetokounmpo, and for his trouble he’s garnered 100 out of 100 first-place votes as a forward, making him the only player in the league to be an unanimous first team All-NBA player.
More impressively, perhaps, is that this isn’t the first clean sweep of his career. In fact, it is his fourth season in a row pulling off that feat (and sixth season being named to any All-NBA team):
Giannis All-NBA First Team votes in the last 4 seasons
2018-19: 100/100
2019-20: 100/100
2020-21: 100/100
2021-22: 100/100
Best.