Nick Wright on when Kevin Durant forfeited being the best NBA player ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright on when Kevin Durant forfeited being the best NBA player ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-05-30T10:35:00-04:00
Description: In his conversation with Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe surrounding Golden State's Kevin Durant ahead of the 2018 NBA Finals between the Cavs and Warriors, Nick Wright reacts to KD's criticism that he can't carry a team like LeBron James, detailing the exact moment when Durant ceded his opportunity to be the consensus best NBA player in the world.

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In his conversation with Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe surrounding Golden State's Kevin Durant ahead of the 2018 NBA Finals between the Cavs and Warriors, Nick Wright reacts to KD's criticism that he can't carry a team like LeBron James, detailing the exact moment when Durant ceded his opportunity to be the consensus best NBA player in the world.

MAY 30, 2018・first things first・9:34

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