Chris Broussard reacts to Charles Barkley's comments on LeBron

Name: Chris Broussard reacts to Charles Barkley's comments on LeBron
Uploaded: 2018-08-01T08:40:25-04:00
Description: Chis Broussard and Doug Gottlieb discuss Charles Barkley’s comment that LeBron James is ‘on the downside of his career, wants to be a Hollywood mogul.’ Additionally, Broussard explains how LeBron joining the Los Angeles Lakers may be a factor in transitioning to life after basketball.

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Chis Broussard and Doug Gottlieb discuss Charles Barkley’s comment that LeBron James is ‘on the downside of his career, wants to be a Hollywood mogul.’ Additionally, Broussard explains how LeBron joining the Los Angeles Lakers may be a factor in transitioning to life after basketball.

AUGUST 1, 2018・first things first・4:55

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Chris Broussard reacts to Charles Barkley's comments on LeBron

Chis Broussard and Doug Gottlieb discuss Charles Barkley’s comment that LeBron James is ‘on the downside of his career, wants to be a Hollywood mogul.’ Additionally, Broussard explains how LeBron joining the Los Angeles Lakers may be a factor in transitioning to life after basketball.

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