Shannon Sharpe thinks 'ball dominance' is the reason why Harden and Westbrook won't win a title for the Rockets

Name: Shannon Sharpe thinks 'ball dominance' is the reason why Harden and Westbrook won't win a title for the Rockets
Uploaded: 2019-07-22T15:31:59Z
Description: Shannon Sharpe thinks 'ball dominance' is the reason James Harden and Russell Westbrook won't win a title for the Houston Rockets next season. Hear why he thinks having two point guards will be an issue.

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Shannon Sharpe thinks 'ball dominance' is the reason James Harden and Russell Westbrook won't win a title for the Houston Rockets next season. Hear why he thinks having two point guards will be an issue.

JULY 22, 2019・skip and shannon undisputed・3:05

James Harden

Russell Westbrook

National Basketball Association

Houston Rockets

Shannon Sharpe

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Shannon Sharpe thinks 'ball dominance' is the reason why Harden and Westbrook won't win a title for the Rockets

Shannon Sharpe thinks 'ball dominance' is the reason James Harden and Russell Westbrook won't win a title for the Houston Rockets next season. Hear why he thinks having two point guards will be an issue.

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