Whites do it in NBA...

[VAMPIR]

First time in NBA history (since 50' :D) two whites are the MVP candidates. Not just candidates, one of them is winner for sure.
Ladies and gentlemen, we present you Dirk Nowitzki and Steve Nash ...

http://www.nba.com/features/player_rankings_070315.html

[Dr. Gutberlet]

Nash should win it again. If he does not, we all know it is a sham.

[VAMPIR]

Nash should win it again. If he does not, we all know it is a sham.
May be fair, but he didn't deserve it last season... Kobes 35.7 ppg and 6.2 rpg and 6.5 apg and 2.2 spg was way better, but dammit! when we will see ever again that white man will repeat MVP award... :D:D:D

[Dr. Gutberlet]

Nash means more to the Suns than Kobe does to the Lakers.

[VAMPIR]

Nash means more to the Suns than Kobe does to the Lakers.
Oh no, man. Lakers are Kobe and bunch of other players... Suns have Amare and Shawn Marion, Diaw and Barbosa, Thomas... And without Nash they will earn playoffs.

[WAM]

Oh no, man. Lakers are Kobe and bunch of other players... Suns have Amare and Shawn Marion, Diaw and Barbosa, Thomas... And without Nash they will earn playoffs.


Kobe has been the 'man' in L.A. for 3 years now, and in those 3 years they have been a .500 team at best. Ditto for Kevin Garnett in Minnesota.

I'm impressed with players who make their teams win, like Tim Duncan (one of the few Black athletes I respect), not with the overhyped and overpaid ballhogs who just want to pad their stats.

The Suns this year lost something like 6 out of 8 games when Nash was injured. Last year, without Stoudemire, they still went to the Conference Finals. Without Nash, the Suns would be like any other high-flyin', headless -horse team of selfish nigger ballhogs; they wouldn't win anything but they'd look good losing.

The Mavericks had been the sorriest team in the league for a decade before Nowitzki came along.

I only hope the NBA brings in more European and South American players in the coming years. Players from these countries are still coachable and they play the game with good fundamentals the way it once was played in the NBA.
The NBA in the last 20 years has become nothing but glorified street ball. It's boring, ugly and SLOPPY.

[VAMPIR]

Kobe has been the 'man' in L.A. for 3 years now, and in those 3 years they have been a .500 team at best. Ditto for Kevin Garnett in Minnesota.
Yes, stats can tell us that, but, look it from another angle: While KG had just two better players (Spree and Sam Cassell) where did he go in playoffs that sesaon? If Kobe be, let's say in Jersey instead of Carter, they would win east. If Kidd or some good player land in LA, you'll see what Kobe is. However, Suns were 1-3 against LAL last first round while KB was healthy...

I'm impressed with players who make their teams win, like Tim Duncan (one of the few Black athletes I respect), not with the overhyped and overpaid ballhogs who just want to pad their stats.
Of course. Good choice. TD is my favorite player of all times.


The Suns this year lost something like 6 out of 8 games when Nash was injured. Last year, without Stoudemire, they still went to the Conference Finals. Without Nash, the Suns would be like any other high-flyin', headless -horse team of selfish nigger ballhogs; they wouldn't win anything but they'd look good losing.
I disagree. What about last year winning strike without Nash?

The Mavericks had been the sorriest team in the league for a decade before Nowitzki came along.

Yeah... after Rolando Blackman era.

I only hope the NBA brings in more European and South American players in the coming years. Players from these countries are still coachable and they play the game with good fundamentals the way it once was played in the NBA.

I hope that NBA managers will leave european talents to develop HERE in Europe, instead signing them to siting on the bench or sending them in develop league...

The NBA in the last 20 years has become nothing but glorified street ball. It's boring, ugly and SLOPPY.

Yeah... in season. But when playoffs start, it is still the best game on earth.



My respect.