Chris Broussard isn't worried about the Lakers' loss: 'It's LeBron's injuries that concern me' I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Chris Broussard isn't worried about the Lakers' loss: 'It's LeBron's injuries that concern me' I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-11-05T11:12:57-04:00
Description: The Los Angeles Lakers blew a 19-point lead against the OKC Thunder. Chris Broussard tells the First Things First crew why the loss itself is not a concern for him, but why LeBron James being sidelined due to injury is.

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The Los Angeles Lakers blew a 19-point lead against the OKC Thunder. Chris Broussard tells the First Things First crew why the loss itself is not a concern for him, but why LeBron James being sidelined due to injury is.

NOVEMBER 5, 2021・first things first・1:54

Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James

National Basketball Association

Chris Broussard

First Things First

Chris Broussard isn't worried about the Lakers' loss: 'It's LeBron's injuries that concern me' I FIRST THINGS FIRST

The Los Angeles Lakers blew a 19-point lead against the OKC Thunder. Chris Broussard tells the First Things First crew why the loss itself is not a concern for him, but why LeBron James being sidelined due to injury is.

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