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  • 23
    yellow
    • Sep 2002
    • 66469

    #46
    Re: 2014 NBA MVP

    Originally posted by wwharton
    This is true. I don't see him being the #1 in OKC anyway... unless you live in DC bc all of a sudden everyone around here thinks KD's "coming back home" as soon as his contract is up.
    Man those star players never go back to their hometown.

    If Jay Z manages to get KD out of there if he even wants to leave, with the psyche he has, it would almost cause friction for another star to come there and call it his team with Westbrook being there.

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    • ProfessaPackMan
      Bamma
      • Mar 2008
      • 63852

      #47
      Re: 2014 NBA MVP

      Originally posted by wwharton
      This is true. I don't see him being the #1 in OKC anyway... unless you live in DC bc all of a sudden everyone around here thinks KD's "coming back home" as soon as his contract is up.
      "All of a sudden"?

      This has been well known for the last 2-3 years, lol
      #RespectTheCulture

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      • wwharton
        *ll St*r
        • Aug 2002
        • 26949

        #48
        Re: 2014 NBA MVP

        Originally posted by ProfessaPackMan
        "All of a sudden"?

        This has been well known for the last 2-3 years, lol
        It has but they've been more vocal recently. I think it started with the hot second of people questioning him during the first round... "Oh they don't appreciate you KD. We will here."

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        • ProfessaPackMan
          Bamma
          • Mar 2008
          • 63852

          #49
          Re: 2014 NBA MVP

          Originally posted by wwharton
          It has but they've been more vocal recently. I think it started with the hot second of people questioning him during the first round... "Oh they don't appreciate you KD. We will here."
          I'm guessing them being more vocal has more to do with the team finally being good now.
          #RespectTheCulture

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          • 23
            yellow
            • Sep 2002
            • 66469

            #50
            Re: 2014 NBA MVP

            My God they keep dramatizing "the speech". Its getting to the point of being nauseating.

            Playing violin music to the background behind it during breaks of games he aint even playing in... Its really just annoying as heck. I promise I dont remember this at all from the past.

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            • Melbournelad
              MVP
              • Oct 2012
              • 1559

              #51
              Re: 2014 NBA MVP

              Originally posted by 23
              I dont see RWB being any more effective gone than James Harden is right now.

              He'd be getting burned on defense and making major mistakes playing like he does right now and the criticisms would be louder.

              He'd have a long way to go overtaking a LeBron James or someone who brings a more consistent mindset to the game than what Brooks has him doing now.
              If Westbrook wants his own team to become an MVP caliber player, Lakers in 2016 would be a great possibility, eh? Team up with his former UCLA teammate Love. Or is this just wishful thinking?

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