Cris Carter on Boston falling to Cavs in Game 3: 'Their inability to play well on the road is going to end their season'

Name: Cris Carter on Boston falling to Cavs in Game 3: 'Their inability to play well on the road is going to end their season'
Uploaded: 2018-05-21T08:35:00-04:00
Description: In his reaction to LeBron James leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to throttle the Celtics in Game 3 of the 2018 NBA Eastern Conference Finals, Cris Carter unveils to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe what went wrong for Brad Stevens' squad, noting the effect of not having a true superstar on the Celtics. Do you agree with Cris?

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In his reaction to LeBron James leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to throttle the Celtics in Game 3 of the 2018 NBA Eastern Conference Finals, Cris Carter unveils to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe what went wrong for Brad Stevens' squad, noting the effect of not having a true superstar on the Celtics. Do you agree with Cris?

MAY 21, 2018・first things first・3:20

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