Is Nets' new Big 3 scarier than the old one? I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Is Nets' new Big 3 scarier than the old one? I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2022-02-16T10:22:41-05:00
Description: With James Harden heading to Philadelphia and Ben Simmons heading to Brooklyn, Nick Wright and Chris Broussard decide if the new Nets' Big 3 will work better than the old. Watch as Nick tries to convince Broussard that Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving may work better with Simmons than Harden did.

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With James Harden heading to Philadelphia and Ben Simmons heading to Brooklyn, Nick Wright and Chris Broussard decide if the new Nets' Big 3 will work better than the old. Watch as Nick tries to convince Broussard that Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving may work better with Simmons than Harden did.

FEBRUARY 16, 2022・first things first・5:46

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Nick Wright

First Things First

Is Nets' new Big 3 scarier than the old one? I FIRST THINGS FIRST

With James Harden heading to Philadelphia and Ben Simmons heading to Brooklyn, Nick Wright and Chris Broussard decide if the new Nets' Big 3 will work better than the old. Watch as Nick tries to convince Broussard that Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving may work better with Simmons than Harden did.

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