Nick Wright breaks down what went wrong for the Rockets in Houston's Game-7 loss to Curry's Warriors

Name: Nick Wright breaks down what went wrong for the Rockets in Houston's Game-7 loss to Curry's Warriors
Uploaded: 2018-05-29T08:15:00-04:00
Description: Reflecting on Golden State closing out the 2018 NBA Western Conference Finals in Game 7 last night with their 101-92 victory over Houston, Nick Wright breaks down what went wrong for James Harden's squad and what they can do next season to improve.

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Reflecting on Golden State closing out the 2018 NBA Western Conference Finals in Game 7 last night with their 101-92 victory over Houston, Nick Wright breaks down what went wrong for James Harden's squad and what they can do next season to improve.

MAY 29, 2018・first things first・3:27

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Nick Wright breaks down what went wrong for the Rockets in Houston's Game-7 loss to Curry's Warriors

Reflecting on Golden State closing out the 2018 NBA Western Conference Finals in Game 7 last night with their 101-92 victory over Houston, Nick Wright breaks down what went wrong for James Harden's squad and what they can do next season to improve.

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