Giannis Antetokounmpo is on the verge of several historic milestones as the NBA season nears its conclusion. Despite battling injuries, he needs just three more regular-season games to qualify for MVP and all-NBA honors, amid a new 65-game minimum rule instituted by the league. Currently, Giannis has played 61 games, with his participation in the Emirates NBA Cup final counting toward this total. He aims to reach 20,500 career points, become the second player to average 30 points, 12 rebounds, and 6 assists in a season, and potentially tie the Bucks' franchise record for 50-point games. Antetokounmpo's strong play continues to go unnoticed in MVP discussions, raising questions about voter fatigue. With several weaker opponents on the schedule, he has a prime opportunity for standout performances that could seal his legacy further.