Nick Wright unveils Lonzo Ball stats that even LeBron James can't keep compete with

Name: Nick Wright unveils Lonzo Ball stats that even LeBron James can't keep compete with
Uploaded: 2018-03-02T08:18:00-05:00
Description: In his discussion with Chris Broussard, Nick Wright reveals why he believes Lonzo Ball is a far better player than people give him credit for, noting eye-opening, statistical accomplishments that neither Jason Kidd, Penny Hardaway or even LeBron James managed to tally as rookies.

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In his discussion with Chris Broussard, Nick Wright reveals why he believes Lonzo Ball is a far better player than people give him credit for, noting eye-opening, statistical accomplishments that neither Jason Kidd, Penny Hardaway or even LeBron James managed to tally as rookies.

MARCH 2, 2018・first things first・1:59

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Nick Wright unveils Lonzo Ball stats that even LeBron James can't keep compete with

In his discussion with Chris Broussard, Nick Wright reveals why he believes Lonzo Ball is a far better player than people give him credit for, noting eye-opening, statistical accomplishments that neither Jason Kidd, Penny Hardaway or even LeBron James managed to tally as rookies.

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