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Ocho Says Steph Curry Should CONSIDER Leaving Golden State for ONE LAST RING! | Nightcap
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Shannon Sharpe, Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, and Joe “Iso Joe” Johnson debate whether Steph Curry should consider leaving the Golden State Warriors for one final championship run. Ocho questions whether the Warriors have enough talent to compete with the loaded Western Conference and wonders if Steph should spend the final years of his legendary career fighting just to make the postseason instead of chasing another ring.
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