Antoine Walker on Harden's failure, LeBron joining Chris Paul in Houston ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Antoine Walker on Harden's failure, LeBron joining Chris Paul in Houston ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-05-31T10:46:14-04:00
Description: Joining Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe in studio on First Things First, former NBA Champion Antoine Walker (Miami Heat 2006) reacts to the news that Houston's Chris Paul has already begun recruiting LeBron James to join CP3 and James Harden on the Rockets. Additionally, Walker reveals why he believes Harden is not making a 'conscious effort to be a champion.'

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Joining Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe in studio on First Things First, former NBA Champion Antoine Walker (Miami Heat 2006) reacts to the news that Houston's Chris Paul has already begun recruiting LeBron James to join CP3 and James Harden on the Rockets. Additionally, Walker reveals why he believes Harden is not making a 'conscious effort to be a champion.'

MAY 31, 2018・first things first・7:50

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