Nick Wright: Reigning Champions Lakers are set up well for 72-game NBA season, December start ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright: Reigning Champions Lakers are set up well for 72-game NBA season, December start ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2020-11-06T17:05:28Z
Description: Nick Wright reacts to the announcement of a December 22 start date for a 72-game regular NBA season schedule. Nick feels this schedule sets up the reigning Champions, the Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James, for success for a plethora of reasons.

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Nick Wright reacts to the announcement of a December 22 start date for a 72-game regular NBA season schedule. Nick feels this schedule sets up the reigning Champions, the Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James, for success for a plethora of reasons.

NOVEMBER 6, 2020・first things first・4:18

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Nick Wright: Reigning Champions Lakers are set up well for 72-game NBA season, December start ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright reacts to the announcement of a December 22 start date for a 72-game regular NBA season schedule. Nick feels this schedule sets up the reigning Champions, the Los Angeles Lakers and LeBron James, for success for a plethora of reasons.

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