The Most Valuable Player trophy, the NBA’s most important individual award, the honor which designates the game’s greatest player at any time, is now being named for Michael Jordan. That sounds like a tiebreaking vote. The bronze trophy features an NBA player breaking out of a rock to reach for the ultimate rock – a crystal basketball.

The NBA announced the new Jordan trophy as part of six newly designed trophies named after the league's legends. The 24-inch tall bronze trophy commemorating the basketball icon features a player breaking out of a rock and reaching for a crystal basketball. According to the NBA, the trophy's reach "symbolizes an MVP's endless chase for greatness."

Beginning this season, the MVP will receive the Michael Jordan Trophy, the league announced Tuesday. Jordan won five MVP awards with the Chicago Bulls, tied for second with Bill Russell behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s six. The MVP previously won the Maurice Podoloff Trophy, named in honor of the NBA’s first president.