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Kendrick Perkins vs JJ Reddick - Full Segment regarding Jokic, stat padding, mvp voting. (Warning: video contains heavy traces of nonsense and filibustering)

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Jai Shields3 years ago

Stephen A’s facial expression during that entire debate had me rolling

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Ryan Miller3 years ago

Perkins' argument here is a sad indictment of the race discussion in this country right now. He expected to say it, have no one question it since most are afraid to speak up on the topic, and move on. Instead, and surprisingly, Reddick debunks his stance with facts.

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hobbs3 years ago

“You can learn a lot by listening” 😂😂

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Yahtzee3 years ago

Perk has a point occasionally, but there's no understanding of nuance on his part, which is why his take ends up sounding like a rant rather than a thoughtful insight. (e.g., he tells JJ "how do you know what's in his head?" but his premise is he knows Jokic's motivated by stats)

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Russa3 years ago

Hec says " how do you know what another man feels inside" but is talking about "white voters" being racist..interesting

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Ty Hilva3 years ago

Perk is a bum

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E.L Smith3 years ago

Steven A looks like a kid in corner when their parents are arguing

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BarringtonJay3 years ago

JJ over here cooking Perkins

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