How does a mvp become a journeyman in 3 years

Life comes at you fast

 

The only guy who The Coli never turned on, for whatever reason, is Derrick Rose, and I'm sure that's because so many people just felt sorry for him, and he never really put himself into position to ever get star criticism again.

 

There's actually a greater point about life from this. People whose greatest attribute is their motor/how hard they work are extremely admirable people in a world full of lazy people, but at the end of the day that isn't actually an attribute that is sustainable or even a real skill. There's always a hard fall once you physically can't keep turning it up to that same level.

 

I support players that play for the Houston Rockets.

 

I ain't claiming LA anymore either, I moved to Orange County

 

Worst mvp ever

 

This mfer here

 

At least you keeping it a buck.

Am I lying?

 

And before that he was used a vessel to shyt on KD.

 

skill matters

hustle/motor is like mario on a star

when you are young & healthy you can run cats off the court straight demoralize them just off aggression

but yeah he's coming back to earth & the skill level isn't there to allow him to remain elite

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always thought Refbrook(remember that name?) was supremely gift but slightly above average in talent as an nba pg
he took advantage of his athleticism and it's propelled him into one of the best players this generation. but because his lack of handles, it also limited him from doing a few subtle things a great point guard should do. That's why he always has to go at speed of 100

 

He not really the traditional journeyman to me.

 

So we all gonna just ignore the fact that he ASKED to be traded from both OKC and Houston huh

Cool

 

Westbrook has now become underrated smh Y’all do realize he was on an all NBA team last year right?

 

The fukk does this even mean? He shielded himself from criticism by getting severely injured multiple times?