Chris Broussard reveals how Warriors can win after Curry's MCL injury ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Chris Broussard reveals how Warriors can win after Curry's MCL injury ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-03-26T10:31:06-04:00
Description: Reflecting on Steph Curry's latest injury of an MCL sprain that could sideline the 2-time MVP for 3+ weeks, Chris Broussard reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe what this means for Kevin Durant as the Golden State Warriors look ahead to the 2018 NBA playoffs.

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Reflecting on Steph Curry's latest injury of an MCL sprain that could sideline the 2-time MVP for 3+ weeks, Chris Broussard reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe what this means for Kevin Durant as the Golden State Warriors look ahead to the 2018 NBA playoffs.

MARCH 26, 2018・first things first・12:24

Golden State Warriors

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Chris Broussard reveals how Warriors can win after Curry's MCL injury ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Reflecting on Steph Curry's latest injury of an MCL sprain that could sideline the 2-time MVP for 3+ weeks, Chris Broussard reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe what this means for Kevin Durant as the Golden State Warriors look ahead to the 2018 NBA playoffs.

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