Chris Paul Is Better Than Jason Kidd AND Steve Nash

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truthaboutit truthaboutit posted 11/13/2007 from www.truthaboutit.net [flag]
Not like anyone is sleeping on Chris Paul...but I'm not sure if everyone realizes just how good the kid is. This blog makes a compelling argument. [link]

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