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Luka Dončić press conference after 60 point performance and a win over Miami Heat: - 5 steals is not bad - Makes my heart happy seeing them (teammates) celebrate my 60 point game - Got goosebumps when away crowd chanted MVP - Always had confidence in a team -... show more

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SI’s Chris Mannix Snubs Luka Dončić from Top 4 MVP Candidates, Calls His Defense ‘One of the Worst in the League’ "I’ve got Luca Dončić in my second tier. Now, I know there’s going to be some criticism about Luka being on the second tier—he’s been outstanding offensively—I just can’t get past the defensive numbers for Luca Dončić. The defensive numbers have just been they’ve been bad. I want to read some of this: Luka has an individual defensive rating this year of 115.6. That would rank 119th among the 180 players with 25-plus starts this season. So he has been, in any measurable statistic, one of the worst defensive players in the league. And when the competition is this close, I’ve got to factor that in. I’ve got to include what you’re bringing to the table defensively. He’s the best offensive player in the game, the best offensive weapon in the game, but defensively he’s coming up short. My first tier is the group of players that we’ve been talking about: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Victor Wembanyama, Nikola Jokić, Jaylen Brown. Those four guys are in my first tier and those are the four guys that I am considering casting my MVP vote for." (Via Sports Illustrated )

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🚨 PRESIDENT TRUMP JUST NAILED IT: "When a man can get elected in a landslide, winning every, think of it, seven swing states win them all. We win the popular vote! We win the Electoral College by a tremendous amount. And I got no good press!" "Think of it. Only one thing, that only means one thing, these people are not respected, they're just not respected. And we have to have a press that's respected!" "When you can win an election where they say that I got 94 percent bad press, think of it, the other side got 94 percent good press." "When they can get 94 percent and you win in a landslide, that means the press is not respected. People have no confidence in it."

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553,513 views • 2 months ago