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Chris Broussard on whether Chris Paul or Russell Westbrook would be a better fit with Lakers I FIRST THINGS FIRST

FOX Sports
Published July 22, 2021 at 8:50 AM

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Both Chris Paul and Russell Westbrook are among the Los Angeles Lakers targets as they search for veteran post guard this offseason. Chris Broussard and Antoine Walker decide who they would rather see as the Lakers PG next season.

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