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Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant finished third in the voting for the NBA's Most Improved Player, an award that went to Indiana forward Danny Granger, the league announced Tuesday. Granger received 364 of a possible 605 points, including 48 first-place votes, from a panel of 1...

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Last Month, Merced Sun says (in Not all NBA All-Stars are obvious names) KEVIN DURANT, Oklahoma City Thunder: In his third season, the 2007-08 Rookie of the Year has taken his spot among the NBA elite. ...

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And Philadelphia Daily News says (in John Smallwood: Not all NBA All-Stars are obvious) Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City Thunder: In his third season, the 2007-08 Rookie of the Year has taken his spot among the NBA elite. At 27.8 points per game, ...

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9 Months Ago, NOLA.com says (in Pacers F Granger wins NBA's Most Improved award - The Times-Picayune) The Times-Picayune - NOLA.com, LA
Kevin Durant of the Oklahoma City Thunder was third with 83 points. Granger found out he won while on vacation in Venice, Italy. "I can honestly say it really did come as a surprise," he said. "I really had it out of my mind for a while. ...

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