Antoine Walker on the Celtics loss to Raptors: 'There's no togetherness' ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Antoine Walker on the Celtics loss to Raptors: 'There's no togetherness' ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2019-02-27T10:07:14-05:00
Description: Antoine Walker joins Nick Wright and Cris Carter to discuss the Boston Celtics 118-95 loss to the Toronto Raptors for their worst loss of the season. Hear why that they had to say about Celtics struggles and Kyrie Irving's future in Boston.

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Antoine Walker joins Nick Wright and Cris Carter to discuss the Boston Celtics 118-95 loss to the Toronto Raptors for their worst loss of the season. Hear why that they had to say about Celtics struggles and Kyrie Irving's future in Boston.

FEBRUARY 27, 2019・first things first・9:33

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Antoine Walker on the Celtics loss to Raptors: 'There's no togetherness' ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Antoine Walker joins Nick Wright and Cris Carter to discuss the Boston Celtics 118-95 loss to the Toronto Raptors for their worst loss of the season. Hear why that they had to say about Celtics struggles and Kyrie Irving's future in Boston.

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