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On Friday, in the midst of what has been an epic in-season turnaround by the Brooklyn Nets, we asked you, the fans: Who is most responsible for the Nets recent success?
And, well, you answered.
We gave you five options:
- Kevin Durant (the MVP)
- Kyrie Irving (the floor general)
- Jacque Vaughn (the players’ coach)
- Sean Marks (the builder)
- Joe Tsai (the boss)
Hard to find a “wrong” answer here, but before we get to the results I’ll share who I voted for: Kevin Durant.
Again, I personally believe there’s a case to be made for each of the above (of course, some more than others), but I went with Durant for the sole reason that during the span of their ascension toward the top of the standings he has been, without a doubt, the best player on the basketball court.
Easily.
Without Kyrie Irving on the court he put the team on his back. I very much respect the job that Vaughn is doing - he’s been incredible - but for me it always goes back to “players play.”
Again, I don’t think we’d argue that Durant and/or Vaughn haven’t both been incredible for this team, but, let’s get onto the results, shall we?
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There it is: 53% of you believe that Vaughn should get the most credit. And hard for me to argue against that. Joe Tsai bringing up the rear with 3% of the votes - to be honest, I’m surprised that he got that many votes (at least when it comes to our readers).
This all, of course, comes as we get some not-so-fun injury news following Durant’s MCL strain. Hopefully (maybe?) we’ll be having this conversation again in a few weeks after the Nets go on another tear and debate on who is most responsible for said run.
One can hope.
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