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He will probably be an All-Star starter in the West with the NBA's sorry all-star voting systemLin 4 MVP
He will probably be an All-Star starter in the West with the NBA's sorry all-star voting systemLin 4 MVP
@kpelton By my definition, Steve Nash teams led the NBA in offensive rating every season from 2001-02 through 2009-10.
nope.Also Americans also probably don't get the magnitude of how ridiculously unlikely it was that he became and HOF basketball player.
Steve Nash was in Victoria BC maybe at best like the 5th best basketball area in a wack basketball country, he never played AAU, no exposure in the states, not recruited by anyone, after his senior season his coach sent his highlight tape to 30 college teams only one responded, Santa Clara, 4 years at a small school made himself a 1st round pick, STILL bounced around until he got dallas all the way to becoming a two time MVP and an All time great,
Steve Nash HAS to be the most unlikely path to an NBA superstar ever.
I definitely get it because I was born in Canada.Also Americans also probably don't get the magnitude of how ridiculously unlikely it was that he became and HOF basketball player.
Steve Nash was in Victoria BC maybe at best like the 5th best basketball area in a wack basketball country, he never played AAU, no exposure in the states, not recruited by anyone, after his senior season his coach sent his highlight tape to 30 college teams only one responded, Santa Clara, 4 years at a small school made himself a 1st round pick, STILL bounced around until he got dallas all the way to becoming a two time MVP and an All time great,
Steve Nash HAS to be the most unlikely path to an NBA superstar ever.
Americans
Back in the day when he first moved here and people asked him where he was from or what he was, he'd say Canadian. Since then, he has gone with American.
Americans
Back in the day when he first moved here and people asked him where he was from or what he was, he'd say Canadian. Since then, he has gone with American.