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u gotta love IT man. all heart. all skill. king of da fourth
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If Isiah isn't leading in the MVP ladder, I don't know what to say.
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Can't be srs
Not like LeBron was at least 2 or 3 years in the NBA at this time....and was a Nike Athlete
(Low key kinda looks like a chubbier version of him though
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Good stuff.Sidenote: my main man Kevin Harlan was in GOAT form all last night.I need to see proof of this if true.
I was watching and saw and heard the whistle and the commentary. Granted I was in full multi-task mode so I could be mistaken so, show to me the call in real time
I don't believe they let it go
Yea I was definitely in Lala land because I thought they blew the whistle, not a timeout call.
Crazy.
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Why are Kentucky's mens Uniforms cut like a Sports Bra?
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I don't think he's close. Maybe 4th/5th right now.
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Can you win MVP being literally one of the worst defensive players in the league?
*Waits for Steph Curry jokes*
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Steve Nash won back to back
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He wasn't statically the worst defensive player in the league though. And there are other dudes in Harden, Russ, Kawhi, and KD who are doing as much offensively and their teams are all better or right in line with Boston.
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then James Harden have no chance
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Why does Melo want to stay in New York, when it's clear the Knicks and most fans want to move on from him?
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1a. Harden
1b. Westbrook
3. Kawhi
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Also dead last in DRPM in the league.
Isaiah is my dude though. Just keeping things in perspective.
Also dead last in DRPM in the league.
Isaiah is my dude though. Just keeping things in perspective.
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no idea but its embarrassing at this point
westbrook? nope. cant reward being the best player on a sinking ship. hes playing out of his mind but wheres the results? harden is my favorite for it this year, but hes slipping a bit right now. IT and kawhi are tied imo, because IT is working with less and is literally putting on his cape every fourth court to will the team to victory. but westbrook? eghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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Currently,
Kawhi
Beard
Lebby
Russ
With the minutes Lebby's playing he could be 2/1b
Kawhi
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Lebby
Russ
With the minutes Lebby's playing he could be 2/1b
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Lala won't be able to get those D-list roles in Cleveland or Boston.
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I agree with this list the most. Kawhi very well might win MVP. Russ currently in the 7th spot.
He really don't got a shot unless his team shoots up. Highly unlikely. Inefficient stat padding will not be and should not be rewarded.
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Kawhi Leonard should win MVP. I maintain that Russell Westbrook has zero chance. If you wanna look at the gaudy stat guy James Harden is right there with a better record and is way more efficient.
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When y'all say Westbrook has no chance? He's finishing outside of the top 3? Top 5? What?
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Is beard really way more efficient than Russ?
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His TS% and eFG% are higher, but the FG%, 3pt, and FT% difference is pretty negligible. 44 vs 42, 35 vs 34, and 86 vs 83 add up those differences and that's where the 6 point gap comes in with the TS%.
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Harden>Westbrook>Kawhi.
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You gonna act like you didn't see klaw right behind him on that list b
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