Chris Broussard decides how NBA Finals will affect CP3's future in Phoenix ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Chris Broussard decides how NBA Finals will affect CP3's future in Phoenix ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-07-05T11:03:40-04:00
Description: The New York Knicks have reportedly had internal discussions about signing Chris Paul next season. Chris Broussard joins First Things First to decide if he believes the result of the NBA Finals vs the Milwaukee Bucks will impact CP3’s future in Phoenix.

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The New York Knicks have reportedly had internal discussions about signing Chris Paul next season. Chris Broussard joins First Things First to decide if he believes the result of the NBA Finals vs the Milwaukee Bucks will impact CP3’s future in Phoenix.

JULY 5, 2021・first things first・1:39

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Chris Broussard decides how NBA Finals will affect CP3's future in Phoenix ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

The New York Knicks have reportedly had internal discussions about signing Chris Paul next season. Chris Broussard joins First Things First to decide if he believes the result of the NBA Finals vs the Milwaukee Bucks will impact CP3’s future in Phoenix.

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