Russell "MVP" Westbrook gets outplayed by Patrick Beverley on both ends

[Box Factory]

And he was still left open on every attempt
What a dumb response.

"No shooters to take the pressure off Westbrook" "Well Roberson was left open on all his attempts tonight so they could focus on Westbrook instead".

What a dumb and emotional response.

Outside of Oladipo, everyone shot well. You cant blame the teammates when you're putting up terrible shot after terrible shot and turning it over so much.

Move the ball, stop being selfish and try on defense. He didn't do any of that and they got embarrassed because of it

 

[L&HH]

But you call KD a hoe for leaving

I've always supported KD's decision for leaving. Westbrook can probably be the most frustrating dude to play with. It's just who KD left for that gets the

 

[SHO-NUFF]

Oladipo and Adams got they man murked /thread

 

[T.he I.nformant]

For the last time, Kobe didn't average a triple double in 2006

 

[DonKnock]

This is what ESPN's public displays of diccriding does to the sheep psyche

 

[mastermind]

For the last time, Kobe didn't average a triple double in 2006

You brehs really cant see nuance. It has to be black and white for you to understand something.

Kobe's teammates were actually worse than Russy's. That year had no Steph Curry 2015-16s in the MVP field. Kobe averaged 35 a game that year. Thats why the comparison makes sense.

Kobe deserved the MVP that year but the argument was "well Nash's Suns won games while Kobe's team didnt." Thats what @CantStop is saying,

 

[King Jove]

You brehs really cant see nuance. It has to be black and white for you to understand something.

Kobe's teammates were actually worse than Russy's. That year had no Steph Curry 2015-16s in the MVP field. Kobe averaged 35 a game that year. Thats why the comparison makes sense.

Kobe deserved the MVP that year but the argument was "well Nash's Suns won games while Kobe's team didnt." Thats what @CantStop is saying,

i remember that year vividly.

the media's whole reason for why kobe shouldn't win mvp is because his team only won 45 games.

i remember voters saying that you shouldn't win mvp if your team doesn't win at least 50 games.

now the media is so enamored with round numbers they have showed their hypocrisy.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

This is what ESPN's public displays of diccriding does to the sheep psyche

Kawhi season gonna be completely forgotten

 

[mastermind]

i remember that year vividly.

the media's whole reason for why kobe shouldn't win mvp is because his team only won 45 games.

i remember voters saying that you shouldn't win mvp if your team doesn't win at least 50 games.

now the media is so enamored with round numbers they have showed their hypocrisy.

and Kobe did so much more that year than Westbrook did this year too.

Nash's Suns even had 54 wins.

Kawhi season gonna be completely forgotten

its fukking crazy. To me, he is the real MVP this year.

averaging a triple double should not get you the MVP. Russ has a great case too if you don't look at that, but people love round numbers.

 

[MooseMouthMthafuga]

I never liked Westbrook's efficiency.


Awesome athlete.Would probably be top 10 all time if he was smarter/more efficient.


He has sporadic, sloppy great stats

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

This is what ESPN's public displays of diccriding does to the sheep psyche

People are such fukking sheep. Can't wait until ESPN goes the way of the Beta Max and cassette tapes.

 

[swyyyguy]

 

[who_better_than_me]

so harden utilizes his help better is what I gather from this thread

FIFY


Capella Nene and beverley isnt leaps and bounds above Kanter, Adams, and Robinson, if at all. You thunder fans continue to ignore that Hardens help is just as much dependent on him for production as Westbrook supporting players are.

 

[SadimirPutin]

Well Russ is one of Kobe's kids

@2Quik4UHoes

 

[boyboy]

Kobe shouldn't have won it in 2006 nor should Westbrook win it this year although he most likely will.