At Least, a Bad Boy Wasn’t Named the MVP
The last thing the NBA needs is a team of “Bad Boys” as champions. We already have hockey, football and boxing to take care of violence in sports.
It is only fitting that the cleanest and classiest Piston, Joe Dumars, should win the playoff MVP for his hard (but not dirty) defense and his incredible talents on offense.
ALY RAHIMTOOLA
Palos Verdes
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