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Durant's MVP Speech A Great Message On Mother's Day ... www.nba.com/.../news/durants-mvp-speech-great-message-mothers-day May 11, 2014 - He was so emotional during that speech, as was his mother, and it was an absolutely fitting way for Durant to receive the biggest honor of his ...
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