Nick Wright: Jayson Tatum outplayed Kawhi Leonard in Clippers loss to Celtics

Name: Nick Wright: Jayson Tatum outplayed Kawhi Leonard in Clippers loss to Celtics
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Description: Nick Wright talks the Los Angeles Clippers loss to the Boston Celtics. Kawhi Leonard shut Kawhi Leonard down and ended the game with 39 points. Nick tells Ryan why he believes this is more evidence that Kawhi Leonard is not the best player in the NBA right now.

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Nick Wright talks the Los Angeles Clippers loss to the Boston Celtics. Kawhi Leonard shut Kawhi Leonard down and ended the game with 39 points. Nick tells Ryan why he believes this is more evidence that Kawhi Leonard is not the best player in the NBA right now.

FEBRUARY 14, 2020・first things first・1:56

Boston Celtics

Jayson Tatum

Kawhi Leonard

National Basketball Association

Nick Wright

Jenna Wolfe

First Things First

Nick Wright: Jayson Tatum outplayed Kawhi Leonard in Clippers loss to Celtics

Nick Wright talks the Los Angeles Clippers loss to the Boston Celtics. Kawhi Leonard shut Kawhi Leonard down and ended the game with 39 points. Nick tells Ryan why he believes this is more evidence that Kawhi Leonard is not the best player in the NBA right now.

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