Brian Scalabrine rips Kevin Durant for his off-court drama, fake Tweets ' NBA' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Brian Scalabrine rips Kevin Durant for his off-court drama, fake Tweets ' NBA' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-06-04T10:49:40-04:00
Description: Joining Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe in studio on First Things First to talk all things 2018 NBA Finals between Golden State and Cleveland, former NBA Champion Brian Scalabrine (Boston Celtics 2008) targets the ever-evolving saga with Kevin Durant after he said he joined the Warriors because he needed 'validation from his peers.'

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Joining Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe in studio on First Things First to talk all things 2018 NBA Finals between Golden State and Cleveland, former NBA Champion Brian Scalabrine (Boston Celtics 2008) targets the ever-evolving saga with Kevin Durant after he said he joined the Warriors because he needed 'validation from his peers.'

JUNE 4, 2018・first things first・6:25

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Brian Scalabrine rips Kevin Durant for his off-court drama, fake Tweets ' NBA' FIRST THINGS FIRST

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