Chris Broussard: 'There's an argument for Kyrie Irving being top 75 in the NBA' I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Chris Broussard: 'There's an argument for Kyrie Irving being top 75 in the NBA' I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2021-10-22T14:57:18Z
Description: Kyrie Irving of the Brooklyn Nets was one of the players left off of the NBA's 75th Anniversary Team. Chris Broussard and Nick Wright speculate on the reasons why Kyrie could have been left off the list, and decide whether it's egregious that he was left out.

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Kyrie Irving of the Brooklyn Nets was one of the players left off of the NBA's 75th Anniversary Team. Chris Broussard and Nick Wright speculate on the reasons why Kyrie could have been left off the list, and decide whether it's egregious that he was left out.

OCTOBER 22, 2021・first things first・3:32

Kyrie Irving

National Basketball Association

Brooklyn Nets

Chris Broussard

First Things First

Chris Broussard: 'There's an argument for Kyrie Irving being top 75 in the NBA' I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Kyrie Irving of the Brooklyn Nets was one of the players left off of the NBA's 75th Anniversary Team. Chris Broussard and Nick Wright speculate on the reasons why Kyrie could have been left off the list, and decide whether it's egregious that he was left out.

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