Kris Humphries Most Hated NBA Player

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Updated Apr. 24, 2017 12:50PM EDT / Published Dec. 22, 2011 6:42AM EST

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Kris Humphries may never outlive his 72-day marriage to Kim Kardashian. He is the most hated player in the NBA, according to a new Nielsen poll. Fifty percent of respondents said they didn’t like him, making him even more unpopular than LeBron James, who was disliked by 48 percent. It was noticeable Wednesday when Humphries, the Nets forward, took the court against the Knicks in a preseason game: He was booed upon introduction and every time he touched the ball thereafter. His former brother-in-law, Lamar Odom, also made the unpopular list, with 21 percent of respondents disliking him.

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Kris Humphries Most Hated NBA Player

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