LeBron credits Lakers 'supporting cast' for Game 1 win vs. Grizzlies | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: LeBron credits Lakers 'supporting cast' for Game 1 win vs. Grizzlies | FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes react to Los Angeles Lakers Game 1 win vs. Memphis Grizzlies. The cast discuss the Lakers balanced scoring attack which saw 4 players score 20+ points, Ja Morant’s hand injury and Kevin Wildes’ wild thoughts while watching the Lakers win.

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Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes react to Los Angeles Lakers Game 1 win vs. Memphis Grizzlies. The cast discuss the Lakers balanced scoring attack which saw 4 players score 20+ points, Ja Morant’s hand injury and Kevin Wildes’ wild thoughts while watching the Lakers win.

APRIL 17, 2023・first things first・4:46

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LeBron credits Lakers 'supporting cast' for Game 1 win vs. Grizzlies | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes react to Los Angeles Lakers Game 1 win vs. Memphis Grizzlies. The cast discuss the Lakers balanced scoring attack which saw 4 players score 20+ points, Ja Morant’s hand injury and Kevin Wildes’ wild thoughts while watching the Lakers win.

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