IDGAF about all what a reporter does or doesn't vote, that's the process and I'm aware of it. This is a really simple situation: Harden was the player unanimously selected for first-team All-NBA not Westbrook nor James and logically that translates to him being the MVP. Harden was the singular player honored unanimously, was he not? The MVP voters selected the all-pro teams, do they not? Therefore, he's the MVP and that fact indicates as such otherwise they're representing nonsense.

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Posted by BoardReader

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Posted on 5/20/17 at 6:16 pm to ThePTExperience1969

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IDGAF about all what a reporter does or doesn't vote, that's the process and I'm aware of it. This is a really simple situation: Harden was the player unanimously selected for first-team All-NBA not Westbrook nor James and logically that translates to him being the MVP. Harden was the singular player honored unanimously, was he not? The MVP voters selected the all-pro teams, do they not? Therefore, he's the MVP and that fact indicates as such otherwise they're representing nonsense.

You aren't familiar with logic. A naturally arising premise based on the information, it is plainly not.

Don't be a Rocketard. You know better.

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Posted by buckeye_vol

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Posted on 5/20/17 at 6:35 pm to ThePTExperience1969

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Therefore, he's the MVP and that fact indicates as such otherwise they're representing nonsense.

99 people voted for Harden and Westbrook for first team.

What evidence do you have that a single one of those 99 voters chose Harden over Westbrook?

Even boomshockalocka understands this (or at least doesn't take his troll that far).

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