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is old man D Wade starting over Isaiah Thomas the biggest injustice in NBA hist?
Hack Wilson - real:
vote please kthx
Sccit:
biggest injustice in nba history was nash gettin back-to-back mvps in the midst of kobe's prime
Hack Wilson - real:
--- Quote from: Sccit on January 29, 2016, 09:45:30 PM ---biggest injustice in nba history was nash gettin back-to-back mvps in the midst of kobe's prime
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1-we been OVER this...nash's first MVP was during Kobe and the LAkers going 34-48 - nobody is calling Kobe an MVP on a non playoff team
2-Nash improved that second year AND beat Kobe in the playoffs...he earned that shit
Sccit:
--- Quote from: hack benjamin on January 29, 2016, 10:37:13 PM ---
--- Quote from: Sccit on January 29, 2016, 09:45:30 PM ---biggest injustice in nba history was nash gettin back-to-back mvps in the midst of kobe's prime
--- End quote ---
1-we been OVER this...nash's first MVP was during Kobe and the LAkers going 34-48 - nobody is calling Kobe an MVP on a non playoff team
2-Nash improved that second year AND beat Kobe in the playoffs...he earned that shit
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It don't matter how u try to slice it, Kobe was the most valuable player in the league, Nash simply had a better team
Mietek23:
There was always an unwritten rule in a MVP race saying, that your team had to have atleast around 50 wins for you to be considered a legitimate candidate for the award - Kobe was the best 1-on-1 player in the NBA and most skilled one durning that period of time, but his team wasen't that quite good.
Similar to Jordan's 37.1 ppg season - he was tearing the scoring records down, but Bulls were only 42-40 that season, that's why he didn't get the award that year. Same with Kobe - individual accomplishments didn't help the team reach greater level, that's why Nash got the award.
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