Doug Gottlieb on the Warriors: This isn't some super talented team, but they fit together perfectly

Name: Doug Gottlieb on the Warriors: This isn't some super talented team, but they fit together perfectly
Uploaded: 2018-02-15T12:50:00Z
Description: Reflecting on the Warriors losing to the Portland Trail Blazers, Doug Gottlieb reveals to Cris Carter and Eboni Williams why he believes Steph and KD's squad have vulnerabilities that could derail them from garnering another championship despite their immaculate chemistry.

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Reflecting on the Warriors losing to the Portland Trail Blazers, Doug Gottlieb reveals to Cris Carter and Eboni Williams why he believes Steph and KD's squad have vulnerabilities that could derail them from garnering another championship despite their immaculate chemistry.

FEBRUARY 15, 2018・first things first・1:17

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Golden State Warriors

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Doug Gottlieb on the Warriors: This isn't some super talented team, but they fit together perfectly

Reflecting on the Warriors losing to the Portland Trail Blazers, Doug Gottlieb reveals to Cris Carter and Eboni Williams why he believes Steph and KD's squad have vulnerabilities that could derail them from garnering another championship despite their immaculate chemistry.

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