Chris Broussard thinks Kyrie Irving should take notes from LeBron on how to handle the media

Name: Chris Broussard thinks Kyrie Irving should take notes from LeBron on how to handle the media
Uploaded: 2019-02-21T08:51:08-05:00
Description: Chris Broussard thinks the media scrutiny between Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant during a viral conversation is ‘part of the job.’ Find out why Broussard thinks Irving should take notes from LeBron James on how to handle the media during free agency.

Video Details

Chris Broussard thinks the media scrutiny between Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant during a viral conversation is ‘part of the job.’ Find out why Broussard thinks Irving should take notes from LeBron James on how to handle the media during free agency.

FEBRUARY 21, 2019・first things first・2:16

National Basketball Association

Chris Broussard

First Things First

Chris Broussard thinks Kyrie Irving should take notes from LeBron on how to handle the media

Chris Broussard thinks the media scrutiny between Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant during a viral conversation is ‘part of the job.’ Find out why Broussard thinks Irving should take notes from LeBron James on how to handle the media during free agency.

Joel Embiid, Jayden Daniels and John Harbaugh Under Duress in Week 12 | First Things First

Biggest reason for Davante Adams' lack of production since joining the Jets | First Things First

Is Brock Purdy still playing at an elite level? | First Things First

Chiefs no longer sit on top, Lions are a civilian calling in Nick's Tiers | First Things First

Is Deion and Shedeur Sanders to the Dallas Cowboys a good idea? | First Things First

Jets fire GM Joe Douglas after 5 seasons, Phil Savage named interim GM | First Things First

What Josh Allen has to do to dethrone Patrick on Mahomes Mountain | First Things First

Chris Broussard grades the Dallas Cowboys after loss to Houston Texans | First Things First

Panic time for Ravens fans and Chris Broussard after dropping to 7-4? | First Things First

Is it fair to call Josh Allen the best QB in the NFL right now? | First Things First