Danny Kanell reacts to LeBron's Cavs losing to the Wizards: 'I'm still optimistic about the Cavaliers'

Name: Danny Kanell reacts to LeBron's Cavs losing to the Wizards: 'I'm still optimistic about the Cavaliers'
Uploaded: 2018-02-23T08:25:12-05:00
Description: Reflecting on Cleveland losing to the Washington Wizards last night 110-103, Danny Kanel explains to Chris Broussard while he is still optimistic that LeBron James will find a way to galvanize his squad and prepare for a playoff run.

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Reflecting on Cleveland losing to the Washington Wizards last night 110-103, Danny Kanel explains to Chris Broussard while he is still optimistic that LeBron James will find a way to galvanize his squad and prepare for a playoff run.

FEBRUARY 23, 2018・first things first・1:19

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Danny Kanell reacts to LeBron's Cavs losing to the Wizards: 'I'm still optimistic about the Cavaliers'

Reflecting on Cleveland losing to the Washington Wizards last night 110-103, Danny Kanel explains to Chris Broussard while he is still optimistic that LeBron James will find a way to galvanize his squad and prepare for a playoff run.

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