Kyrie Injured, Under Pressure
Shannon Sharpe, Kendrick Perkins and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson debate whether the best player in the NBA is Shai Gilgeous-Alexander or LeBron James. The crew discusses how worried the Lakers should be about the Thunder. The guys reacts to Kyrie Irving's injury. Ocho and Shannon react to Tee Higgin's franchise tag and the Jets releasing Davante Adams. Lastly, the guy's debate what the Giants should do at the QB position and if we're sleeping on Giannis and the Bucks.
Breaking news hits that Kyrie Irvin is out for the season. Shannon Sharpe, Chad Johnson, and Kendrick Perkins debate if they'd rather have Curry or Brunson if you need a big game. The guys debate whether o not Ja Morant is under pressure to show out in the playoffs. Ocho and Shannon react to Jerry Jones' decision to not speak to media at the NFL Combine. Lastly, Kendrick has a hot take on Kevin Durant.
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