Live Bar, November 14th recently, the legend of Lone Ranger Nowitzki talked about his regular season MVP In the program In Depth with Graham Bensinger.

In 2007, Nowitzki led the Lone Ranger to 67 wins and won the MVP of the current season, but he was blacklisted by the Warriors in the first round of the playoffs.

Nowitzki said: “We won the championship in 2007. We won 67, which is my MVP season. I felt very good. I felt that I was playing the best basketball in my career, and then we met warriors. Losing that round of series, I was more depressed and disappointed than losing to the heat in the finals last season, which was the lowest point of my career.”

“I didn’t want to go out of the house for a while. That was the lowest point in my life. I always felt that I let the team down and the whole city down, because I didn’t play well. Warriors matched me with several small-sized players.”

“For two weeks, I felt embarrassed to go out. I told lone ranger that I would leave the team and adjust for a while. Then NBA called me and said, you can’t leave the team, you are the MVP candidate. I thought at that time, ‘are you funny? This season, I really don’t want to take MVP. Then I sank for a while, and then they called to tell me that I really took the MVP. They were going to present awards in the second round, but we didn’t enter the second round, so they held a brief press conference for me at that time. The night before, I even couldn’t sleep all night. I just wanted to stay as far away as possible. I don’t remember what I gave a speech at that time. I just remember that I felt very embarrassed that we had been eliminated.”

(Bacurus)