Chris Broussard is convinced Michael Jordan would average 40+ PPG in today's NBA

Name: Chris Broussard is convinced Michael Jordan would average 40+ PPG in today's NBA
Uploaded: 2020-05-05T09:21:31-04:00
Description: Since Michael Jordan retired from basketball, many have wondered how he would measure up in today's NBA. Nick Wright and Kevin WIldes are joined by Chris Broussard, who is convinced if Jordan were playing in the league today, he would average at least 40 points per game.

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Since Michael Jordan retired from basketball, many have wondered how he would measure up in today's NBA. Nick Wright and Kevin WIldes are joined by Chris Broussard, who is convinced if Jordan were playing in the league today, he would average at least 40 points per game.

MAY 5, 2020・first things first・2:23

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Chris Broussard

Nick Wright

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Chris Broussard is convinced Michael Jordan would average 40+ PPG in today's NBA

Since Michael Jordan retired from basketball, many have wondered how he would measure up in today's NBA. Nick Wright and Kevin WIldes are joined by Chris Broussard, who is convinced if Jordan were playing in the league today, he would average at least 40 points per game.

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