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    Tuesday, January 21, 2014

    Kevin Durant and Paul George Named Western Conference and Eastern Conference Players of The Week Respectively





                                        The Players of The Week. Photo (C) Elkodaily


    By Val Macanas


    Kevin Durant of the OKC Thunder and Paul George of the Indiana Pacers have been named Western Conference and Eastern Conference Players of the Week respectively.

    The two players have been playing great this season and they have taken a major role in leading their teams to impressive win-loss records. The Thunder is sitting pretty in the 3rd spot of the Western Conference with a 31-10 record. The Pacers meanwhile is Number 1 in the East with a league best 33-7 record.

    Kevin and Paul continue to soar higher and take their game to the next level as they solidify their bid for the League MVP Honors.

    The lanky Durant is averaging 39.3 ppg, 6.5 apg & 4.8 rpg this Season leading the Westbrook-less OKC to new heights. He recently reached a new milestone in his career few days ago when he torched the Warriors with his 54-point game output.  Prompting the league to give him the player of the week plum.

    Paul George on the other hand is averaging 30.6 ppg, 5.3 rpg & 2.3 apg. He led the Pacers to an undefeated 3-0 week with wins against the Sacramento Kings, New York Knicks and Los Angeles Clippers. Indy won those three games by an average of 22 points, and George shot a scorching 57.7 percent from the floor over that span (Bleacher Report).

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