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13:49 You have Russell Westbrook on the Golden State Warriors in Kristin Ledlow's All-NBA ballot. Sorry, had to go there.

You should do videos on how the NBA is rigged!

Love your videos keep them coming.👌

Please do one on defending the 60's basketball. Many dismiss Russell's 11 rings in favor of something less. 6. It blows my mind.

Yes

*cough cough* Michelle Beadle.

What’s the name of the beat @anyone

It fits nba talk so well. Also tearing down the WNBA

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@Lightskin Superman oh so you're with communist slave china?

@@trey7911 He’s talking about Adrian Wojnarowski you idiot, did you honestly think he meant Wall Street Journal or something? 😂😂

Lebron got robbed of dpoy that season lmfao fk off

@@jph5913 no, he wasn't.

@@jph5913 bronsexual is butthurt lmao

He's been overrated for a long time.

The thing is, the NBA's goal isn't the beauty and sake of the sport of basketball, it uses it in order to make money, plain and simple. The NBA wants and relies on those sport journalists and writers to create biased narratives in order to keep itself in the media itself, but the media also relies on the NBA to fill their columns. They are in bed together, and have to create fake overblown interest and drama in order to draw fans' money and attention.

@@Chocolouf I see you, but what's does it have to do with players been voted for awards they shouldn't won? I mean, what the NBA gains with this? Look and see, in the media the discussion for MVP always is about who deserve it for the season, and if a player doesn't play that much games he shouldn't be in the "Conversation". In the other end this voters feel more comfortable voting in the All-NBA Teams concerning their individual preference (see D Wade example), without caring the same for their MVP ballots (he didn't get any MVP voters). This is the double standard that's pointed out in the video (excluding voters that vote for their affiliated local franchise). It's a great discussion man, it's nice to talk basketball.

@@thiagortins I think the NBA uses the MVP award as a marketing tool, to sell it's new superstars. You can argue that a lot of these years LBJ could've been the MVP but there is voters fatigue, didn't he win it 4 out of 5 years from 2009 till 2013? He doesn't need the MVP anymore because he is already established himself as a superstar, neither does Curry, so they use it to push the next gen, Gannis, Harden, Westbrook, etc.

never get in the way of a man on a righteous mission

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Especially now a days. The media realistically now just goes for their opinion and not the facts.

Unfortunately this is a microcosm of the world at large. Too many financial and political conflicts of interest to have any faith the outcome will be accurate and truly organic.

The only trophy that matters is a championship 💯

@@Ty91681 facts

some of the media is just doesn’t know what they’re talking about

@@ethanwilkins662 he was being sarcastic lol

I quit with them and go straight to KZfaq

@@canibezeroun1988 same. Sk many KZfaqrs talk so much more sense and also no msm biased bs

Hey thanks for pointing that out, I don't know how I missed it. The slide is correct, Marc Berman and Flavio Tranquillo were the *2* voters that gave Jayson Tatum a 2nd place ROTY vote.

These are necessary, as the media slowly but surely has taken the league hostage for their narrative. Why hasn't Stephen Curry won the FMVP in 2015 when his numbers were better than during regular season ? Because they all campaigned for us to believe he underperformed and look at LeBron losing to him thanks to Iguodala's defense, which was great, but Steph battled for his numbers too and his 14-15 playoff scoring average was his second best in his career at 28 ppg.

These videos are more important he is the only channel exposing these so called journalists.

Well the Lakers were not elite in 2013 and Dwight Howard was not at his best then, but he has a case to win it in 2012.

No.

@@jdfodio awwwww simp

But all those votes takes away rewards and accomplishment, which are forever enshrined in the voted players' career, from players, especially at the SG position like Klay Thompson. Klay is a formidable elite 2-way player, but offensive only players like Kyrie Irving and Russel Westbrook, who didn't perform well enough during the 17-18 season, will get rewarded thanks to these media shills overemphasizing offense at the expanse of defense. Hence, why lots of fans think defense is weaker now than 20 years ago, when it isn't true at all.

That's a stupid rule.

Yeah that wouldn't make any sense at all.

It totally make sense to have this rule, the only harm is that you wouldn’t have unanimous ballots, but you would have more honest votes

@@jeffgauthier725 very rare to have unanimous anything. Maybe RoY. Curry is the only one to have it in the history of the MVP

it's not that simple. For example, some writers cover regions, not just teams. Are you going to ban a writer in LA from voting for anyone on the Lakers and Clippers? How's that fair? Or how about international writers? are you going to ban them from voting for anyone from their countries?

Wow preach it bro! Knowing and understanding the corrupt nba and it's politricks which simply comes down to business 1first mindset will set your soul free!

It prevents players to receive their due regarding merit and accolade, which are set in stone once these votes are held. Careers are defined by accolades and such accomplishments once players retire. Will people in the future remember how good of a 2-way player SG Klay Thompson was when looking at his All-NBA teams selections when only offensive-minded players are mainly voted for them? How do you expect fans to realise players are defending better than 20 years ago when players like Irving and Westbrook were voted in 17-18 All NBA 2nd and 3rd teams instead of elite 2-ways SG like Klay Thompson, Victor Oladipo and Jimmy Butler ?

You realize some of these awards effect how much money a player makes right?