Nick Wright breaks down Cavs forward LeBron James' increased success in year 15 ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright breaks down Cavs forward LeBron James' increased success in year 15 ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: Nick Wright and Cris Carter discuss the improvements that Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James made to his offensive game prior to his 15th NBA season. Why is the King making such an effort to play in all 82 regular season games this year?

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Nick Wright and Cris Carter discuss the improvements that Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James made to his offensive game prior to his 15th NBA season. Why is the King making such an effort to play in all 82 regular season games this year?

MARCH 19, 2018・first things first・5:31

Cleveland Cavaliers

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LeBron James

First Things First

Nick Wright breaks down Cavs forward LeBron James' increased success in year 15 ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright and Cris Carter discuss the improvements that Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James made to his offensive game prior to his 15th NBA season. Why is the King making such an effort to play in all 82 regular season games this year?

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