Nick Wright on Warriors: 'Anything short of a championship is a massive disappointment'

Name: Nick Wright on Warriors: 'Anything short of a championship is a massive disappointment'
Uploaded: 2018-04-13T08:45:00-04:00
Description: In their reaction to Steve Kerr's comments about Golden State entering the playoffs with the ultimate intention to 'hang another banner,' Nick Wright and Cris Carter discuss with Jenna Wolfe the challenges that lie ahead for the Warriors in the Western Conference Playoffs.

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In their reaction to Steve Kerr's comments about Golden State entering the playoffs with the ultimate intention to 'hang another banner,' Nick Wright and Cris Carter discuss with Jenna Wolfe the challenges that lie ahead for the Warriors in the Western Conference Playoffs.

APRIL 13, 2018・first things first・3:35

Golden State Warriors

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Nick Wright on Warriors: 'Anything short of a championship is a massive disappointment'

In their reaction to Steve Kerr's comments about Golden State entering the playoffs with the ultimate intention to 'hang another banner,' Nick Wright and Cris Carter discuss with Jenna Wolfe the challenges that lie ahead for the Warriors in the Western Conference Playoffs.

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