Antoine Walker reacts to news of Kyrie Irving conceding point guard duties to James Harden ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Antoine Walker reacts to news of Kyrie Irving conceding point guard duties to James Harden ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: Antoine Walker joins the show to discuss the latest news around the Brooklyn Nets. Walker is slightly surprised Kyrie Irving has conceded point guard duties to James Harden but feels it could be a great next step in getting the team chemistry on track.

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Antoine Walker joins the show to discuss the latest news around the Brooklyn Nets. Walker is slightly surprised Kyrie Irving has conceded point guard duties to James Harden but feels it could be a great next step in getting the team chemistry on track.

FEBRUARY 15, 2021・first things first・5:04

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Antoine Walker reacts to news of Kyrie Irving conceding point guard duties to James Harden ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Antoine Walker joins the show to discuss the latest news around the Brooklyn Nets. Walker is slightly surprised Kyrie Irving has conceded point guard duties to James Harden but feels it could be a great next step in getting the team chemistry on track.

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