Cris Carter reveals why Isaiah Thomas is now under tremendous pressure after Kevin Love's injury

Name: Cris Carter reveals why Isaiah Thomas is now under tremendous pressure after Kevin Love's injury
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Description: Joined by Chris Broussard, Cris Carter reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe why Isaiah Thomas is now under tremendous pressure to help LeBron James elevate the Cleveland Cavaliers to be championship contenders after Kevin Love's injury.

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Joined by Chris Broussard, Cris Carter reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe why Isaiah Thomas is now under tremendous pressure to help LeBron James elevate the Cleveland Cavaliers to be championship contenders after Kevin Love's injury.

JANUARY 31, 2018・first things first・1:45

Kevin Love

National Basketball Association

Cleveland Cavaliers

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Cris Carter reveals why Isaiah Thomas is now under tremendous pressure after Kevin Love's injury

Joined by Chris Broussard, Cris Carter reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe why Isaiah Thomas is now under tremendous pressure to help LeBron James elevate the Cleveland Cavaliers to be championship contenders after Kevin Love's injury.

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