Antoine Walker: Joel Embiid's leading for MVP but LeBron James' case has gotten stronger ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Antoine Walker: Joel Embiid's leading for MVP but LeBron James' case has gotten stronger ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-03-17T11:10:20-04:00
Description: Antoine Walker joins the show to further the MVP conversation. Antoine feels LeBron James' MVP case has gotten stronger after his recent performance even without Anthony Davis. However, he still feels Joel Embiid is leading this MVP race.

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Antoine Walker joins the show to further the MVP conversation. Antoine feels LeBron James' MVP case has gotten stronger after his recent performance even without Anthony Davis. However, he still feels Joel Embiid is leading this MVP race.

MARCH 17, 2021・first things first・4:01

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Antoine Walker: Joel Embiid's leading for MVP but LeBron James' case has gotten stronger ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Antoine Walker joins the show to further the MVP conversation. Antoine feels LeBron James' MVP case has gotten stronger after his recent performance even without Anthony Davis. However, he still feels Joel Embiid is leading this MVP race.

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