Rocket Power: Nick Wright reveals why Houston's Big 3 pose a serious threat to dethroning Warriors

Name: Rocket Power: Nick Wright reveals why Houston's Big 3 pose a serious threat to dethroning Warriors
Uploaded: 2018-02-28T13:20:00Z
Description: Reflecting on James Harden saying that 'this is the year' for the Rockets to win a championship, Nick Wright reveals to Chris Broussard and Jenna Wolfe why Houston's Big 3 pose a serious threat to dethroning the Golden State Warriors. Do you agree with Nick that James Harden, Chris Paul and Clint Capela can take down Steph, KD and the rest of the champs?

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Reflecting on James Harden saying that 'this is the year' for the Rockets to win a championship, Nick Wright reveals to Chris Broussard and Jenna Wolfe why Houston's Big 3 pose a serious threat to dethroning the Golden State Warriors. Do you agree with Nick that James Harden, Chris Paul and Clint Capela can take down Steph, KD and the rest of the champs?

FEBRUARY 28, 2018・first things first・1:14

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