Can Kyrie and the Nets compete without Kevin Durant in year one? ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Can Kyrie and the Nets compete without Kevin Durant in year one? ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2019-07-02T10:13:00-04:00
Description: Cris Carter and Nick Wright think the Brooklyn Nets are one of the top teams in the East after the addition of Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant. But, can Kyrie and the Nets compete without KD in year one? Hear what they had to say about Kyrie heading into his first season with the Nets.

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Cris Carter and Nick Wright think the Brooklyn Nets are one of the top teams in the East after the addition of Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant. But, can Kyrie and the Nets compete without KD in year one? Hear what they had to say about Kyrie heading into his first season with the Nets.

JULY 2, 2019・first things first・7:43

Brooklyn Nets

Kyrie Irving

Kevin Durant

National Basketball Association

First Things First

Can Kyrie and the Nets compete without Kevin Durant in year one? ' NBA ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Cris Carter and Nick Wright think the Brooklyn Nets are one of the top teams in the East after the addition of Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant. But, can Kyrie and the Nets compete without KD in year one? Hear what they had to say about Kyrie heading into his first season with the Nets.

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