Cris Carter explains why he disagrees with D'Antoni's claim that Harden is the 'best offensive player ever'

Name: Cris Carter explains why he disagrees with D'Antoni's claim that Harden is the 'best offensive player ever'
Uploaded: 2018-03-22T12:52:00Z
Description: Cris Carter explains to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe why he disagrees with the claim made by Houston Rockets head coach Mike D'Antoni that 2018 NBA MVP-hopeful James Harden is the 'best offensive player' he's ever seen. Do you agree with Cris' analysis between Harden and Kareem?

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Cris Carter explains to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe why he disagrees with the claim made by Houston Rockets head coach Mike D'Antoni that 2018 NBA MVP-hopeful James Harden is the 'best offensive player' he's ever seen. Do you agree with Cris' analysis between Harden and Kareem?

MARCH 22, 2018・first things first・1:47

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Cris Carter explains why he disagrees with D'Antoni's claim that Harden is the 'best offensive player ever'

Cris Carter explains to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe why he disagrees with the claim made by Houston Rockets head coach Mike D'Antoni that 2018 NBA MVP-hopeful James Harden is the 'best offensive player' he's ever seen. Do you agree with Cris' analysis between Harden and Kareem?

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