Chris Broussard on why LeBron joining Popovich and Kawhi Leonard on the Spurs makes the most sense

Name: Chris Broussard on why LeBron joining Popovich and Kawhi Leonard on the Spurs makes the most sense
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Description: Joining Cris Carter, Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe on First Things First, Chris Broussard reveals why LeBron James joining Gregg Popovich and Kawhi Leonard on the San Antonio Spurs makes the most sense for The King as he looks ahead to free agency.

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Joining Cris Carter, Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe on First Things First, Chris Broussard reveals why LeBron James joining Gregg Popovich and Kawhi Leonard on the San Antonio Spurs makes the most sense for The King as he looks ahead to free agency.

JANUARY 30, 2018・first things first・1:22

Kawhi Leonard

LeBron James

San Antonio Spurs

National Basketball Association

First Things First

Chris Broussard on why LeBron joining Popovich and Kawhi Leonard on the Spurs makes the most sense

Joining Cris Carter, Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe on First Things First, Chris Broussard reveals why LeBron James joining Gregg Popovich and Kawhi Leonard on the San Antonio Spurs makes the most sense for The King as he looks ahead to free agency.

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