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Chris Mannix

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Shrugs Off Free Throw Criticism in Bid for Second Straight MVP

NEW YORK — Shai Gilgeous-Alexander pauses to consider the question. Does winning MVP matter? It’s Wednesday, about an hour after Oklahoma City’s predictable rout of the free-falling Nets, and the league’s reigning MVP is putting the finishing touches on an outfit—black leather pants, black mesh top—only he can pull off. Gilgeous-Alexander collected 20 points against Brooklyn, his 130th consecutive game of scoring 20-plus, a Joe DiMaggio–esque streak that whenever it ends will likely never be broken. On a nearby whiteboard reads a simple instruction: Bus to restaurant: whenever Shai is ready. And Shai is not quite ready. 

“I definitely want to win,” says Gilgeous-Alexander. “Of course.”

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