Nick Wright agrees with Scottie Pippen: 'KD hasn't surpassed LeBron as NBA's best, but he's close' ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright agrees with Scottie Pippen: 'KD hasn't surpassed LeBron as NBA's best, but he's close' ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-06-23T15:00:16Z
Description: Despite an impressive showing in Round 2 of the NBA Playoffs, Scottie Pippen says Kevin Durant hasn’t surpassed LeBron James as NBA’s best. The NBA legend believes KD "still has some learning to do”. Nick Wright breaks down why he agrees with Pippen, but still thinks Durant is closer than he's ever been to surpassing LeBron as greatest in the league.

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Despite an impressive showing in Round 2 of the NBA Playoffs, Scottie Pippen says Kevin Durant hasn’t surpassed LeBron James as NBA’s best. The NBA legend believes KD "still has some learning to do”. Nick Wright breaks down why he agrees with Pippen, but still thinks Durant is closer than he's ever been to surpassing LeBron as greatest in the league.

JUNE 23, 2021・first things first・2:39

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