When it’s your moment, it’s your moment.
Funnyman Kevin Hart was voted by fans to be the MVP of All-Star Weekend’s Celebrity Game, despite scoring only seven points to go along with four assists for the West in its 60-56 loss Friday night. It marked the third time in a row that Hart won the award — but he wouldn’t accept.
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Hart said he had to be “a humble loser.”
Check out the video below.
I had a great time–and a great team–at #SprintCeleb game. Thx for all the support. Keep cheering for education! pic.twitter.com/ky1qpxGXUk
– Arne Duncan (@arneduncan) February 15, 2014