Kevin Hart Retiring from Celebrity ASG After Getting Worked by Mo'ne Davis

After garnering his fourth Celebrity All-Star Game MVP award, Kevin Hart says he's decided to retire from his NBA exhibition game career.

The comedian made an appearance on The Jim Rome Show (h/t Extra Mustard's Brendan Maloy) to talk about his decision, which he says was prompted by 2014 Little League World Series star Mo'ne Davis putting him through the spin cycle on one play.

Hart said he realized it was time to hang it up at that moment.

"That little girl embarrassed me on live television," Hart said. "It's only going to get worse if I keep going back. I don't want to see what's going to happen next."

Here's a video of the play, courtesy of Vine user cvbg22. Davis drove, dug a shoulder into Hart and whirled past her similarly sized defender for an easy layup.

Hart was not ready for Davis, who is essentially a liger imprisoned in a child's body.

On the bright side, Hart is going out on top. Justin Bieber, Common and Nick Cannon are all Celebrity All-Star Game veterans, but none has come close to the 5'4" comedian's accomplishments on this grand stage.

We'll see if Hart has the restraint to sit on the sidelines from now on, which is probably the best long-term decision in this case. He's got kids, after all, and as he's said himself, once you've seen your dad get whupped (link NSFW), there's no going back.

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