Nick Wright details how the Houston Rockets can compete with the Warriors ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright details how the Houston Rockets can compete with the Warriors ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-02-28T10:32:35-05:00
Description: Nick Wright lays out how this is the year for the Houston Rockets, who are 30-1 when James Harden, Chris Paul and Clint Capela play, to win a championship. Is 2018 finally time for a new team to claim the West? Wright, Chris Broussard, Mike Fratello and Jenna Wolfe discuss.

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Nick Wright lays out how this is the year for the Houston Rockets, who are 30-1 when James Harden, Chris Paul and Clint Capela play, to win a championship. Is 2018 finally time for a new team to claim the West? Wright, Chris Broussard, Mike Fratello and Jenna Wolfe discuss.

FEBRUARY 28, 2018・first things first・7:34

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Nick Wright details how the Houston Rockets can compete with the Warriors ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright lays out how this is the year for the Houston Rockets, who are 30-1 when James Harden, Chris Paul and Clint Capela play, to win a championship. Is 2018 finally time for a new team to claim the West? Wright, Chris Broussard, Mike Fratello and Jenna Wolfe discuss.

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