Nick Wright unveils how Kevin Love's return will impact LeBron's Cavs ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright unveils how Kevin Love's return will impact LeBron's Cavs ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-03-15T10:32:47-04:00
Description: With Kevin Love set to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers by March 23 after suffering a broken hand, Nick Wright explains to Cris Carter, Jenna Wolfe and YES Network analyst Sarah Kustok why he believes Love will make an immediate impact on LeBron's Cavs especially considering the weight that has been lifted after Love publicly divulged his battle with mental illness.

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With Kevin Love set to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers by March 23 after suffering a broken hand, Nick Wright explains to Cris Carter, Jenna Wolfe and YES Network analyst Sarah Kustok why he believes Love will make an immediate impact on LeBron's Cavs especially considering the weight that has been lifted after Love publicly divulged his battle with mental illness.

MARCH 15, 2018・first things first・7:34

Cleveland Cavaliers

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Nick Wright unveils how Kevin Love's return will impact LeBron's Cavs ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

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