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It’s cause nash is a small white point guard why people dont think he’s legit
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Stockton is legit as they come and better than Steve Nash ever was, he ain't get no MVPs over, MJ, Karl, or Hakeem though.
Fun fact of the day: Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward share the same birthday.
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Neither did Steve Nash.
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That eras MJ, Hakeem, Karl. You know what I meant.
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happy late bday woday...drink it up afta u drunk it upBday was yesterday and my coworkers brought me a bottle of Jamie that we been sippin on today. I might just be lit.
But he changed the NBA twice. Everybody stealing his offensive philosophies.
Everybody wanna be D'antoni but nobody wanna be D'antoni
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When was Stockton the spearhead of a 35 win turnaround on the best offense in the league?
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The idea that SHAQ should have been MVP that season has 100% been created by Shaq in retrospect, its absurd, he wasn't the MVP of his own team. Not even worthy of consideration. I can't believe his success in spreading this narrative.
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Bron was more deserving than Shaq lol
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wasnt just nash though. yall gon put some respeck on D'Antoni as top 2 goat offensive coaches in history. Nash was one of the most efficient scorers ever, but hardly looked to score. He was pass first. Put another pass first guy on there, in that same offensive scheme, same things happen...or more. put hornets cp3 on there and its a better team easily. He dropped dimes and had more offensive nuts to take shots than nash.
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And that’s fair. It’s a team effort winning the MVP when you aren’t a top 5 guy, word to Westbrook
But the following season, the Suns lost joe Johnson, amare, and Quentin Richardson. The suns still finished first. The common denominator here is Nash.
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Again, Nash led the league’s best offense for 9 years in a row, playing for 2 franchises and 4 different coaches in that span. Like addict said, the common denominator is Nash.
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Nash easily deserved 04-05. Suns were the only 60 win team in the league that year while not even hitting 30 the year before.
But 05-06 there's an actual discussion for Dirk. Mavs won 60 games that year off his Aryan blood, sweat and tears. He could've been back to back MVP
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Kobe gotta gives his to it’s rightful owner.
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Mavs won 60 games that year off his Aryan blood, sweat and tears. He could've been back to back MVP
The black delegation removed all Aryan blood from brother Dirk and he won a title.
No coincidence
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