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'''Kevin Durant''' is an outspoken [[Christian]] who led the ''[[Oklahoma City Thunder]]'' to the [[NBA]] Championship finals in 2012. | '''Kevin Durant''' is an outspoken [[Christian]] who led the ''[[Oklahoma City Thunder]]'' to the [[NBA]] Championship finals in 2012. | ||
| − | Because of its bias against conservative Christian athletes, the [[lamestream media]] do not give him the credit he deserves, refusing to give him the publicity that the media give to [[Overrated Sports Stars]] like [[Kobe Bryant]] and [[LeBron James]]. This is despite how Kevin Durant was the leading scorer on the gold-medal-winning [[Team USA]] [[2012 Summer Olympics]] basketball team in 2012, and also won Rookie of the Year in 2008, first-team All-NBA four times (2010-2013), and NBA All-Star Game MVP (2012). | + | Because of its bias against conservative Christian athletes, the [[lamestream media]] do not give him the credit he deserves, refusing to give him the publicity that the media give to [[Overrated Sports Stars]] like [[Kobe Bryant]] and [[LeBron James]]. This is despite how Kevin Durant was the leading scorer on the gold-medal-winning [[Team USA]] [[2012 Summer Olympics]] basketball team in 2012, and also won Rookie of the Year in 2008, first-team All-NBA four times (2010-2013), and NBA All-Star Game MVP (2012), which are all awards decided by the media. |
[[Category:basketball]] | [[Category:basketball]] | ||
Revision as of 04:22, December 16, 2013
Kevin Durant is an outspoken Christian who led the Oklahoma City Thunder to the NBA Championship finals in 2012.
Because of its bias against conservative Christian athletes, the lamestream media do not give him the credit he deserves, refusing to give him the publicity that the media give to Overrated Sports Stars like Kobe Bryant and LeBron James. This is despite how Kevin Durant was the leading scorer on the gold-medal-winning Team USA 2012 Summer Olympics basketball team in 2012, and also won Rookie of the Year in 2008, first-team All-NBA four times (2010-2013), and NBA All-Star Game MVP (2012), which are all awards decided by the media.