Houston Rockets win 14 straight games, but can they compete in the postseason? Stephen Jackson weighs in

Name: Houston Rockets win 14 straight games, but can they compete in the postseason? Stephen Jackson weighs in
Uploaded: 2018-03-01T11:46:20-05:00
Description: Stephen Jackson joins Shannon Sharpe, Skip Bayless and Joy Taylor to discuss James Harden's 25 point performance and ankle-breaking crossover on Los Angeles Clippers' Wesley Johnson. Plus, can the Rockets compete in the postseason?

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Stephen Jackson joins Shannon Sharpe, Skip Bayless and Joy Taylor to discuss James Harden's 25 point performance and ankle-breaking crossover on Los Angeles Clippers' Wesley Johnson. Plus, can the Rockets compete in the postseason?

MARCH 1, 2018・skip and shannon undisputed・3:09

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Houston Rockets win 14 straight games, but can they compete in the postseason? Stephen Jackson weighs in

Stephen Jackson joins Shannon Sharpe, Skip Bayless and Joy Taylor to discuss James Harden's 25 point performance and ankle-breaking crossover on Los Angeles Clippers' Wesley Johnson. Plus, can the Rockets compete in the postseason?

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