Cris Carter reacts to LeBron James tying Michael Jordan's record of 866 consecutive games with 10+ points

Name: Cris Carter reacts to LeBron James tying Michael Jordan's record of 866 consecutive games with 10+ points
Uploaded: 2018-03-29T12:13:00Z
Description: In his conversation with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe surrounding Cleveland's win over Charlotte, Cris Carter reacts to LeBron James tying Michael Jordan's record of 866 consecutive games with 10+ points, detailing what The King needs to do to catch MJ in championship titles.

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In his conversation with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe surrounding Cleveland's win over Charlotte, Cris Carter reacts to LeBron James tying Michael Jordan's record of 866 consecutive games with 10+ points, detailing what The King needs to do to catch MJ in championship titles.

MARCH 29, 2018・first things first・3:06

Los Angeles Lakers

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Cris Carter reacts to LeBron James tying Michael Jordan's record of 866 consecutive games with 10+ points

In his conversation with Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe surrounding Cleveland's win over Charlotte, Cris Carter reacts to LeBron James tying Michael Jordan's record of 866 consecutive games with 10+ points, detailing what The King needs to do to catch MJ in championship titles.

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