Rocket Power: Nick Wright breaks down why Houston's dynamic duo is unstoppable

Name: Rocket Power: Nick Wright breaks down why Houston's dynamic duo is unstoppable
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Description: In his discussion with Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe, Nick Wright breaks down Houston's game 2 playoff win over Minnesota, noting that even though James Harden's standard scoring prowess turned anemic last night, the Rockets have too much firepower for the struggling Timberwolves.

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In his discussion with Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe, Nick Wright breaks down Houston's game 2 playoff win over Minnesota, noting that even though James Harden's standard scoring prowess turned anemic last night, the Rockets have too much firepower for the struggling Timberwolves.

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Rocket Power: Nick Wright breaks down why Houston's dynamic duo is unstoppable

In his discussion with Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe, Nick Wright breaks down Houston's game 2 playoff win over Minnesota, noting that even though James Harden's standard scoring prowess turned anemic last night, the Rockets have too much firepower for the struggling Timberwolves.

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