Nick Wright unveils the key change Lonzo made that will quiet his haters ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright unveils the key change Lonzo made that will quiet his haters ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-03-05T10:32:00-05:00
Description: Reflecting on Lonzo Ball's 18-point performance in the Los Angeles Lakers' win over the San Antonio Spurs, Nick Wright reveals to Cris carter and Jenna Wolfe how Lonzo has been able to focus on his game and quiet the haters. Do you agree with Nick?

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Reflecting on Lonzo Ball's 18-point performance in the Los Angeles Lakers' win over the San Antonio Spurs, Nick Wright reveals to Cris carter and Jenna Wolfe how Lonzo has been able to focus on his game and quiet the haters. Do you agree with Nick?

MARCH 5, 2018・first things first・8:46

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Nick Wright unveils the key change Lonzo made that will quiet his haters ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Reflecting on Lonzo Ball's 18-point performance in the Los Angeles Lakers' win over the San Antonio Spurs, Nick Wright reveals to Cris carter and Jenna Wolfe how Lonzo has been able to focus on his game and quiet the haters. Do you agree with Nick?

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