Kyrie Irving struggles in Nets loss to Bulls, 1st game without Nash | NBA | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Kyrie Irving was held to 4 points in the Brooklyn Nets 108-99 loss to the DeMar DeRozan & Zach Lavine led Chicago Bulls squad. Kyrie was held scoreless thru 3 quarters however his co-star Kevin Durant scored 32 points grabbed 9 rebounds and dished out 6 assist in the Nets first game without Steve Nash as HC. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes recap Nets-Bulls.

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Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Kevin Wildes team up on First Things First. The trio offers their take on a bevy of sports stories alongside special guests from across the sports world.

Kyrie Irving struggles (4 pts) in Nets loss to Bulls, 1st game w/o Nash | NBA | FIRST THINGS FIRST

First Things First

[havenmoses]

Damn
That year by year breakdown of Kyrie was ruthless lol

Spitting nothing but facts by Nick

[jackharrist]

Nets could go 0-82 and Broussard would still guarantee a finals appearance.

[Anthony_]

That year by year breakdown was lethal

[anthonygomes]

Can I just say that Kevin Wildes is phenomenal at his job. He’s a level headed voice who makes very sound points. I feel he deserves more praise than he gets and I’m going to change that.

[luludvega]

This cast is extremely underrated. Just valid points all around and good to watch while eating my lunch 😂

[shouryasangam]

Brou is so delusional about the Nets it's truly hilarious listening to him still think they're gonna do something this year

[taylormalone]

Brou is the definition of insanity. Kyrie been handicapping teams for 6 years now and he still has hope for him.

[johnlong]

I'm glad this show is getting the exposure it deserves

[datbul]

00:41 notice the way Nick moves forward to listen and give full attention to Broussard's take. You can tell it's a take Nick hadn't considered before and that he's genuinely interested to hear Broussard expound upon it. Like him or not, it's moments like these that make it undeniable Nick legitimately loves his job and was more or less born to do it.

[OldHenryLee]

Almost everyone wants to believe Kyrie is going to snap out of it & see the light. ... I've been there when he was in Boston (I'm a C's fan).
Nick is right. ... Facts are facts & odds are odds.

[b.r]

This was legit one of the deepest and most solid basketball talks I've heard on any major networks. All the other stuff is cheap and superficial with a bunch of guys trying to yell over each other.

[scavengertag]

I always watch these first on the Vietnam channels and then again on the official channel. Haha

[MannyTwice]

This is like a Broussard intervention 😂😂

[AmorFati]

What I appreciate about this show,
It's not all jokes. They handle serious matters, realistically. While maintaining chemistry.

[Jennifer_Elliott]

This segment was so good. The chemistry between the three is jumping off the screen.

[jetadam]

The man is 30 years old. He’s not gonna change much in most aspects…..

[RyanJuliano]

7:45 Paul George made deep playoff runs as THE guy in Indiana…

[Rodricktyrone]

Kyrie said I looked this up & thought it was interesting. Nick is right. When some ppl feel boxed in they feel the need to fight back. I’ve been there

[jasonandrews]

Guess it was nash's fault that kyrie forgot how to shoot

[caseydouglas]

Pg has led a team to the eastern conference and western conference finals, pg gets unreal disrespect