Jamal Murray on Nuggets loss to Suns: “one of the worst losses we’ve had” | First Things First

Name: Jamal Murray on Nuggets loss to Suns: “one of the worst losses we’ve had” | First Things First
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Description: Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Chris Broussard discuss the Phoenix Suns win over the reigning MVP champion Denver Nuggets. The FTF crew react to Jamal Murray proclaiming this was “one of the worst losses” the Nuggets have ever had. Finally the crew look ahead to who wins the NBA MVP.

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Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Chris Broussard discuss the Phoenix Suns win over the reigning MVP champion Denver Nuggets. The FTF crew react to Jamal Murray proclaiming this was “one of the worst losses” the Nuggets have ever had. Finally the crew look ahead to who wins the NBA MVP.

MARCH 7・first things first・6:57

Jamal Murray

Nikola Jokic

Denver Nuggets

National Basketball Association

Jamal Murray on Nuggets loss to Suns: “one of the worst losses we’ve had” | First Things First

Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Chris Broussard discuss the Phoenix Suns win over the reigning MVP champion Denver Nuggets. The FTF crew react to Jamal Murray proclaiming this was “one of the worst losses” the Nuggets have ever had. Finally the crew look ahead to who wins the NBA MVP.

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