Nick explains how Harden saved the Rockets franchise & his legacy vs the Thunder in Gm 7 ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick explains how Harden saved the Rockets franchise & his legacy vs the Thunder in Gm 7 ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2020-09-03T13:33:33Z
Description: Nick Wright discusses game 7 of the NBA playoffs in the bubble last night between the Houston Rockets & the Oklahoma City Thunder. Nick feels James Harden saved the Rockets franchise & his legacy with a few big blocks. Without a handful of significant plays, the Thunder would've prevailed & Harden would not have been able to recover from this loss.

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Nick Wright discusses game 7 of the NBA playoffs in the bubble last night between the Houston Rockets & the Oklahoma City Thunder. Nick feels James Harden saved the Rockets franchise & his legacy with a few big blocks. Without a handful of significant plays, the Thunder would've prevailed & Harden would not have been able to recover from this loss.

SEPTEMBER 3, 2020・first things first・4:53

James Harden

National Basketball Association

Houston Rockets

Oklahoma City Thunder

Nick Wright

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