Cris Carter has a message to KD : 'Being upset in basketball doesn't necessarily help you'

Name: Cris Carter has a message to KD : 'Being upset in basketball doesn't necessarily help you'
Uploaded: 2018-11-16T09:07:13-05:00
Description: Cris Carter talks the Warriors' loss to the Rockets after the culminated drama between Kevin Durant and Draymond Green. Cris thinks Kevin Durant is not a confrontational person and being upset in basketball doesn't necessarily help him. Do you agree with Cris Carter?

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Cris Carter talks the Warriors' loss to the Rockets after the culminated drama between Kevin Durant and Draymond Green. Cris thinks Kevin Durant is not a confrontational person and being upset in basketball doesn't necessarily help him. Do you agree with Cris Carter?

NOVEMBER 16, 2018・first things first・2:16

Golden State Warriors

National Basketball Association

Draymond Green

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Cris Carter has a message to KD : 'Being upset in basketball doesn't necessarily help you'

Cris Carter talks the Warriors' loss to the Rockets after the culminated drama between Kevin Durant and Draymond Green. Cris thinks Kevin Durant is not a confrontational person and being upset in basketball doesn't necessarily help him. Do you agree with Cris Carter?

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