Maybe it should be CP3

ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog found this 4/24/2008 on blogs.indystar.com [flag]

Chris Paul is making me second guess myself on my MVP vote. Here's what I went with last week: 1. Kobe 2. CP3 3. KG 4. LeBron 5. Dwight Howard Paul is making Jason Kidd look ancient the way he's dominated him in the first two games of the series. CP3 is averaging 33.5 points and 13.5 assists against the aging Kidd. Just think, Dallas didn't exactly give away a bag of Cheetos to ... [link]

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Published 4/24/2008 at ESPN.com - True Hoop - Blog
... a bad idea. Plus, it moved the Spurs closer to the bonus for when Shaq does return to the game. Had they just fouled while trying to steal the ball though, their Hack-a-Shaq strategy would not have been clear and Shaq would have remained on the floor." Who on your roster matters? Kyle Korver, known for making baskets. Know what "Korver" means? Kyle did some research, and says it means "basket maker." Really. Amazing, huh? Chris Paul has some people re-thinking their MVP votes. Although, the Nuggets will ...

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