Nick Wright unveils how the Boston Celtics were able to dominate the Philadelphia 76ers in Gm 1

Name: Nick Wright unveils how the Boston Celtics were able to dominate the Philadelphia 76ers in Gm 1
Uploaded: 2018-05-01T12:13:00Z
Description: In his reaction to Boston defeating Philadelphia in game one of round two of the 2018 Eastern Conference Playoffs, Nick Wright unveils to Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe how the Celtics were able to dominate the 76ers. Will Philly be able to bounce back in game two?

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In his reaction to Boston defeating Philadelphia in game one of round two of the 2018 Eastern Conference Playoffs, Nick Wright unveils to Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe how the Celtics were able to dominate the 76ers. Will Philly be able to bounce back in game two?

MAY 1, 2018・first things first・6:03

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Nick Wright unveils how the Boston Celtics were able to dominate the Philadelphia 76ers in Gm 1

In his reaction to Boston defeating Philadelphia in game one of round two of the 2018 Eastern Conference Playoffs, Nick Wright unveils to Cris Carter and Jenna Wolfe how the Celtics were able to dominate the 76ers. Will Philly be able to bounce back in game two?

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