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Rumor has it that Steve Nash will win his second straight MVP award.  The announcement may not be official for a couple weeks, but if there's one thing I learned in high school it's that rumors are always 100% true.

My knowledge of the NBA is about on par with NASCAR, so I'm not going to get all Stephan A. on that ass, but quite frankly, I'm glad Kobe didn't win. 

I will say that the fact that the goofy white kid from America Jr. pictured above could even start in the NBA, let alone win MVP, might be the biggest basketball success story since Billy Hoyle threw one down back in '92.

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• #2 Comment from buffordj263 
  4/28/06 3:16 AM | Permalink

  I do not think that Steve Nash is the MVP of the league. Labron had a better season than he did.
• #1 Comment from darals8 
  4/27/06 2:43 AM | Permalink

  man, give me a break! steve nash is a good ball player but he ain't the best player on his own team. shawn marrion leads his team in scoring, rebounds and steals. my understanding of being an MVP is being the best player in your sport, period. but in modern times where the white media is reaching so hard to put the game back in the hands of the white man, the interject things like "he took his team to the playoffs with less talented players." BULLSHIT!!!! how many other players in the league were confronted with same obstacles and overcame them. ala..KOBE just to name one. but since you media people feel that the one place you can dominate us niggas is with the mighty pen, you'll continue to screw up this world. i can name 10 other players, black and white that had a better year than mr. nash. hands down this year, the MVP is K.O.B.E. he was aquitted in denver and it is about time you burried the hatchet and judge the man's skills. as we say, " DON'T PLAYER HATE, APPRECIATE!!!!