Nick Wright reacts to LeBrons tweet on Lakers roster age I NBA I FIRST THINGS FIRST [WL5Ea6Junhy]
The main critique the Los Angeles Lakers received after rehauling their roster was age. LeBron James calls it veteran leadership. Regardless, the Lakers could have eight players aged 32 or older, making it them the oldest team in NBA history. This prompted the since-deleted tweet, reading quote: 'keep talking about my squad, our personnel age, the way he players, he stays injured...keep the same narrative ENERGY when it begins.' Nick Wright, Brandon Marshall, and Kevin Wildes react to LeBron's tweet responding to the age critique and what it means for both him and the Lakers. #FirstThingsFirst #NBA #LeBronJames SUBSCRIBE to get the latest from First Things First: The all-new FOX Sports App, built for the modern sports fan: ►Watch the latest content from First Things First: ▶The Herd with Colin Cowherd’s YouTube channel: ►UNDISPUTED’s YouTube channel: ▶Speak for Yourself’s YouTube channel: ►FOX Bet Live’s YouTube Channel: ►Club Shay Shay’s YouTube Channel: ▶Titus & Tate's YouTube channel: See more from First Things First: Like First Things First on Facebook: Follow First Things First on Twitter: Follow First Things First on Instagram: Follow Nick Wright on Twitter: Follow Kevin Wildes on Twitter: Follow Jenna Wolfe on Twitter: Follow Brandon Marshall on Twitter: About First Things First: Nick Wright, Brandon Marshall, Kevin Wildes, and Jenna Wolfe team up on First Things First, a discussion and opinion-based studio program that covers all the headlines weekdays on FS1. Nick Wright reacts to LeBron's tweet on Lakers' roster age I NBA I FIRST THINGS FIRST First Things First