D'Angelo Russell to GS 'smells like desperation,' talks Kawhi & Lakers - Ric Bucher ' NBA ' THE HERD

Name: D'Angelo Russell to GS 'smells like desperation,' talks Kawhi & Lakers - Ric Bucher ' NBA ' THE HERD
Uploaded: 2019-07-01T14:00:00-04:00
Description: Ric Bucher joins Colin Cowherd in studio to discuss NBA free agency. Hear why Ric thinks the Golden State Warriors trading for D'Angelo Russell is a desperation move and where he believes Kawhi Leonard will end up signing.

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Ric Bucher joins Colin Cowherd in studio to discuss NBA free agency. Hear why Ric thinks the Golden State Warriors trading for D'Angelo Russell is a desperation move and where he believes Kawhi Leonard will end up signing.

JULY 1, 2019・the herd with colin cowherd・9:46

D'Angelo Russell

Golden State Warriors

Kawhi Leonard

National Basketball Association

The Herd with Colin Cowherd

D'Angelo Russell to GS 'smells like desperation,' talks Kawhi & Lakers - Ric Bucher ' NBA ' THE HERD

Ric Bucher joins Colin Cowherd in studio to discuss NBA free agency. Hear why Ric thinks the Golden State Warriors trading for D'Angelo Russell is a desperation move and where he believes Kawhi Leonard will end up signing.

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