Neither Steph Curry nor Kevin Durant are 'eligible' to win the MVP, Nick Wright explains

Name: Neither Steph Curry nor Kevin Durant are 'eligible' to win the MVP, Nick Wright explains
Uploaded: 2018-01-09T08:30:00-05:00
Description: Reacting to Steph Curry's stellar play of recent, Nick Wright explains to Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe that, although Curry his playing phenomenally, the NBA MVP goes to either the best player in the league or the most valuable player in the league -- neither of which Curry is, according to Nick.

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Reacting to Steph Curry's stellar play of recent, Nick Wright explains to Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe that, although Curry his playing phenomenally, the NBA MVP goes to either the best player in the league or the most valuable player in the league -- neither of which Curry is, according to Nick.

JANUARY 9, 2018・first things first・1:47

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Neither Steph Curry nor Kevin Durant are 'eligible' to win the MVP, Nick Wright explains

Reacting to Steph Curry's stellar play of recent, Nick Wright explains to Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe that, although Curry his playing phenomenally, the NBA MVP goes to either the best player in the league or the most valuable player in the league -- neither of which Curry is, according to Nick.

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