Chris Mannix on LeBron's Cavs surpassing the Boston Celtics as best in the East ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Chris Mannix on LeBron's Cavs surpassing the Boston Celtics as best in the East ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: In his conversation with Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Eboni Williams after the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Boston Celtics, Yahoo's Chris Mannix unveils why he has changed his opinion from the Celtics being the best in the East to LeBron's Cavs.

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In his conversation with Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Eboni Williams after the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Boston Celtics, Yahoo's Chris Mannix unveils why he has changed his opinion from the Celtics being the best in the East to LeBron's Cavs.

FEBRUARY 12, 2018・first things first・11:09

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Chris Mannix on LeBron's Cavs surpassing the Boston Celtics as best in the East ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

In his conversation with Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Eboni Williams after the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Boston Celtics, Yahoo's Chris Mannix unveils why he has changed his opinion from the Celtics being the best in the East to LeBron's Cavs.

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