Cris Carter unveils why Golden State fans should be concerned about the Warriors' bench

Name: Cris Carter unveils why Golden State fans should be concerned about the Warriors' bench
Uploaded: 2018-02-16T09:17:00-05:00
Description: In his discussion with Doug Gottlieb and Eboni Williams, Cris Carter grades Steph Curry, Kevin Durant and the Golden State Warriors ahead of the 2018 NBA All Star break, revealing why he believes Steve Kerr's squad has a weakness in their bench players.

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In his discussion with Doug Gottlieb and Eboni Williams, Cris Carter grades Steph Curry, Kevin Durant and the Golden State Warriors ahead of the 2018 NBA All Star break, revealing why he believes Steve Kerr's squad has a weakness in their bench players.

FEBRUARY 16, 2018・first things first・1:11

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Cris Carter unveils why Golden State fans should be concerned about the Warriors' bench

In his discussion with Doug Gottlieb and Eboni Williams, Cris Carter grades Steph Curry, Kevin Durant and the Golden State Warriors ahead of the 2018 NBA All Star break, revealing why he believes Steve Kerr's squad has a weakness in their bench players.

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