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Nash not thinking about legacy
Updated: May 20, 2010, 9:30 PM ET
By J.A. Adande | ESPN.com
With every game Steve Nash plays in these Western Conference finals, he makes and rewrites history.
Each 48-minute session extends his record for most playoff games without appearing in the NBA Finals, a number currently at 113. Yet every step deeper into the playoffs serves to validate Nash, to show that the two MVP awards he won weren't just the by-product of a gimmicky system, that maybe he's valuable after all.
There were many who believed that the record was solely a product ...
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