LeBron Jame or Isaiah Thomas: Cris Carter reveals who will leave Cavs first ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: LeBron Jame or Isaiah Thomas: Cris Carter reveals who will leave Cavs first ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-02-07T10:19:00-05:00
Description: Drawing on the Cleveland Cavaliers blowing a 21-point lead in their epic collapse to the Orlando Magic, Cris Carter reveals to Jenna Wolfe and Nick Wright a plausible, reminiscent trajectory for LeBron James that should worry Cavs fans to the core.

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Drawing on the Cleveland Cavaliers blowing a 21-point lead in their epic collapse to the Orlando Magic, Cris Carter reveals to Jenna Wolfe and Nick Wright a plausible, reminiscent trajectory for LeBron James that should worry Cavs fans to the core.

FEBRUARY 7, 2018・first things first・10:14

Cleveland Cavaliers

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LeBron James

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LeBron Jame or Isaiah Thomas: Cris Carter reveals who will leave Cavs first ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Drawing on the Cleveland Cavaliers blowing a 21-point lead in their epic collapse to the Orlando Magic, Cris Carter reveals to Jenna Wolfe and Nick Wright a plausible, reminiscent trajectory for LeBron James that should worry Cavs fans to the core.

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