Skip Bayless is convinced LeBron James is behind Marcus Morris potentially backing out of Spurs deal

Name: Skip Bayless is convinced LeBron James is behind Marcus Morris potentially backing out of Spurs deal
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Description: Skip Bayless is disappointed in Marcus Morris for potentially backing out of San Antonio Spurs deal. Hear why Skip Bayless is convinced LeBron James is behind Marcus for possibly revoking his decision for the New York Knicks.

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Skip Bayless is disappointed in Marcus Morris for potentially backing out of San Antonio Spurs deal. Hear why Skip Bayless is convinced LeBron James is behind Marcus for possibly revoking his decision for the New York Knicks.

JULY 10, 2019・skip and shannon undisputed・4:03

National Basketball Association

San Antonio Spurs

LeBron James

Skip Bayless

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Skip Bayless is convinced LeBron James is behind Marcus Morris potentially backing out of Spurs deal

Skip Bayless is disappointed in Marcus Morris for potentially backing out of San Antonio Spurs deal. Hear why Skip Bayless is convinced LeBron James is behind Marcus for possibly revoking his decision for the New York Knicks.

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