Cris Carter on why LeBron's free throw struggles could derail him from surpassing MJ as the GOAT

Name: Cris Carter on why LeBron's free throw struggles could derail him from surpassing MJ as the GOAT
Uploaded: 2018-04-09T08:31:00-04:00
Description: In his discussion with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe surrounding Cleveland's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers, Cris Carter unveils why he believes LeBron's free throw struggles could potentially derail him from surpassing Michael Jordan as the GOAT.

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In his discussion with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe surrounding Cleveland's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers, Cris Carter unveils why he believes LeBron's free throw struggles could potentially derail him from surpassing Michael Jordan as the GOAT.

APRIL 9, 2018・first things first・3:05

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Cris Carter on why LeBron's free throw struggles could derail him from surpassing MJ as the GOAT

In his discussion with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe surrounding Cleveland's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers, Cris Carter unveils why he believes LeBron's free throw struggles could potentially derail him from surpassing Michael Jordan as the GOAT.

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