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I originally had Walt Frazier as my starting point guard for the defensive stopping power he had, he was the original glove. Then after picking up Dumars as a solid backcourt defender, and figuring I already had a lot of height up front defensively, I switched to Nash.
Still not sure though, Bird and Dumars are two great outside shooters so I still waver on whether Nash should start too.
No offense but every time Nash has gotten up in the playoffs the opposing team focuses their offense on him. He is *easily* the worst player to win more than 1 MVP. In fact, in a list of MVP winners.....he is one of a few that stick out like sore thumbs.
Frankly, at this level of competion he get's shredded.
He is *easily* the worst player to win more than 1 MVP. In fact, in a list of MVP winners.....he is one of a few that stick out like sore thumbs.
Yeah, somehow the 'value' of the MVP award shrunk a little for me everytime I think that Nash has as many MVPs the past decade( and overall) as Shaq and Kobe.
I already have his clone in Dantley, but I can't pass on my first favorite player. This man scored more points in a six-year period than any other player, and of the players coming into the league in 81-82 or later, no one scored more points in the 80s.
I'm mulling over a handful of players, will have my final two picks up shortly.....
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