Here's why Cris Carter has some 'side eye' for Golden State's 2-time MVP Steph Curry

Name: Here's why Cris Carter has some 'side eye' for Golden State's 2-time MVP Steph Curry
Uploaded: 2018-01-31T08:47:51-05:00
Description: Reflecting on James Harden's stellar 60-point outing last night against the Orlando Magic where he also notched a triple-double, Cris Carter reveals that although this was a monumentous performance, Steph Curry is quietly closing the gap in the MVP race.

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Reflecting on James Harden's stellar 60-point outing last night against the Orlando Magic where he also notched a triple-double, Cris Carter reveals that although this was a monumentous performance, Steph Curry is quietly closing the gap in the MVP race.

JANUARY 31, 2018・first things first・1:03

Golden State Warriors

Stephen Curry

National Basketball Association

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Here's why Cris Carter has some 'side eye' for Golden State's 2-time MVP Steph Curry

Reflecting on James Harden's stellar 60-point outing last night against the Orlando Magic where he also notched a triple-double, Cris Carter reveals that although this was a monumentous performance, Steph Curry is quietly closing the gap in the MVP race.

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