Unveiled: The 6 NBA Stars Fans Can’t Stop Rooting For—Guess Who Made the List!
Every NBA season writes its own unforgettable saga, but the 2024-25 campaign? Oh, it had fans glued tighter than ever, turning every dribble and dunk into pure magic. Now, after the buzzer sounded on another wild ride, the league let the fans decide who truly owned the hardwood — and the results might just surprise you. From Stephen Curry’s silky handles to Victor Wembanyama’s lockdown defense, and yes, even Ja Morant’s about-face on dunking, this crop of fan favorites isn’t just playing; they’re redefining the game. But here’s a kicker to chew on: can these six geniuses keep their crowns next season, or will a dark horse rise to snatch the MVP spotlight from Gilgeous-Alexander’s freshly minted throne? Let’s dive into the who’s who of last season’s NBA fan accolades — because when it comes to basketball brilliance, the story’s never quite finished.
The 2024-25 NBA season was one to remember, and the fans loved every second of it.
There were so many players and moments that it’s hard to pick the very best, but fans tried to do that.
The NBA just released the results for the Fan Favorite awards, and it features some of the biggest names in the league.
When it comes to the Play & Handle of the Year award, it went to Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors.
Defensive Play of the Year was given to Victor Wembanyama, while Nikola Jokic received State Farm Assist of the Year.
The AT&T Dunk of the Year was granted to Ja Morant of the Memphis Grizzlies, while the Photo of the Year was given to Anthony Edwards.
And the Michelob Ultra Style of the Year award went to reigning MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander.
Introducing the 2024-25 NBA Fan Favorites winners, as chosen by YOU!
Stephen Curry
— NBA (@NBA) September 8, 2025
Stephen CurrySix awards, six of the most dominant players in the league.
It’s not a surprise to see Curry get praised for his handles and shots, while seeing a celebration for Wembanyama’s defense also isn’t a shock.
It is, however, somewhat surprising to see Morant win Dunk of the Year because he said he was going to resist the urge to dunk often.
He wasn’t able to fully keep that promise, but he may create even fewer dunks in the new season.
These six players have perfected these areas of the game, and they are routinely showing why they deserve these awards.
How many of them will appear on this list next year, and can any of them claim MVP in 2025-26, like Gilgeous-Alexander just did for the first time?
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