Chris Paul's Suns advance in a dominant Game 6 performance I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Chris Paul's Suns advance in a dominant Game 6 performance I FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2022-04-29T14:36:21Z
Description: Chris Broussard praises Chris Paul's performance, who truly earned the moniker 'Point God' by nailing 14-4 from the field. The Phoenix Suns put away the New Orleans Pelicans in Game 6, and will be moving on to face the Dallas Mavericks for a chance at representing the West in the Finals.

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Chris Broussard praises Chris Paul's performance, who truly earned the moniker 'Point God' by nailing 14-4 from the field. The Phoenix Suns put away the New Orleans Pelicans in Game 6, and will be moving on to face the Dallas Mavericks for a chance at representing the West in the Finals.

APRIL 29, 2022・first things first・1:11

Chris Paul

Phoenix Suns

National Basketball Association

Chris Broussard

First Things First

Chris Paul's Suns advance in a dominant Game 6 performance I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Chris Broussard praises Chris Paul's performance, who truly earned the moniker 'Point God' by nailing 14-4 from the field. The Phoenix Suns put away the New Orleans Pelicans in Game 6, and will be moving on to face the Dallas Mavericks for a chance at representing the West in the Finals.

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