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Fight a lower on this Tuesday, Dan and the Danets, Dan Patrick show. Glad to have you

on board. Change the poll question has to do with who's a pro bowl player over the next

two years. Carson Wenser, JJ What? Who saw that poll question coming? You can dial us

up. You can email tweet all the above. You can watch on peacock or TV partner and listen

on our great radio affiliates around the country. Hearing a lot more conversation about James

Harden MVP last night, triple double, no turnovers, playing great. And he is your point guard

with the nets, which was the wise decision by Kyrie Irving, not that he had a decision

to bake. And he said, well, James is going to be our point guard. Yes, because he passes

the ball. And he can be a very good passer.

But my problem with James Harden being an MVP is he quit on his previous team. Can you

be the most valuable player in the league if you quit on your team earlier in that same

season? And the answer is no. No, James Harden is not an MVP. Can have a great year, not

a most valuable player. You quit on your team in Houston. This is a team that you helped

build. You decided who you wanted, who you wanted to get rid of. And then all of a sudden

you looked around and you went, we're not any good. I want out of here. And then you

got your wish. So you go to a team that's got a couple other superstars on it. You're playing

well. Congratulations. All star. Yep. No problem with that. Not an MVP. You can't be an MVP

if you quit on your previous team. And he did. Absolutely. He quit on the floor. Great

player. You know how I feel about him with his talents, what he does, how he does it.

He's one of the more remarkable players that I've seen in nearly 50 years watching the

NBA. But he quit on his team. He forced his way out. He not the MVP. Now you can say,

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