Chris Broussard: Kawhi Leonard gets the lion's share of blame for Mavs 3-2 series lead ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Chris Broussard: Kawhi Leonard gets the lion's share of blame for Mavs 3-2 series lead ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-06-03T14:26:15Z
Description: The Los Angeles Clippers have fallen behind in the series after losing Game 5 to the Dallas Mavericks. Chris Broussard joins the show to discuss who he believes deserves the blame for the loss, and what he's predicting for the end of this playoff round.

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The Los Angeles Clippers have fallen behind in the series after losing Game 5 to the Dallas Mavericks. Chris Broussard joins the show to discuss who he believes deserves the blame for the loss, and what he's predicting for the end of this playoff round.

JUNE 3, 2021・first things first・1:29

Kawhi Leonard

National Basketball Association

Dallas Mavericks

Chris Broussard

First Things First

Chris Broussard: Kawhi Leonard gets the lion's share of blame for Mavs 3-2 series lead ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

The Los Angeles Clippers have fallen behind in the series after losing Game 5 to the Dallas Mavericks. Chris Broussard joins the show to discuss who he believes deserves the blame for the loss, and what he's predicting for the end of this playoff round.

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