Labels: Phoenix Suns, Steve Nash
posted by David Friedman @ 4:44 PM
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1 Comments:
Why u h8in' on Nash? No but seriously, I remember when people were actually asking, "Is Steve Nash the greatest PG of all-time?", the same question they ask about Chris Paul when he has a run of good games. As you pointed out, even saying that Nash is a top five PG all-time is a big stretch. What really drives the point home about the lunacy of his MVPs is that he has as many as Tim Duncan and as many as Shaq and Kobe combined. That just doesn't sound right in any context.
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