Stu Jackson on Danny Green playing with undetected groin tear last season ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Stu Jackson on Danny Green playing with undetected groin tear last season ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2018-07-25T10:46:00-04:00
Description: Former NBA head coach Stu Jackson has discussed Danny Green's injury with the player himself over the phone, and joins Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe to share his thoughts. Green suffered a groin tear last season that went undetected by the San Antonio Spurs medical staff. Additionally, Nick reveals how this report vindicates Kawhi Leonard.

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Former NBA head coach Stu Jackson has discussed Danny Green's injury with the player himself over the phone, and joins Nick Wright, Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe to share his thoughts. Green suffered a groin tear last season that went undetected by the San Antonio Spurs medical staff. Additionally, Nick reveals how this report vindicates Kawhi Leonard.

JULY 25, 2018・first things first・8:25

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