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Jeff Teague REACTS to Pistons & Wolves trying to TRADE for Kawhi Leonard, Paul George Celtics intro
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On the Wednesday, September 16 episode of 520 in the Morning, Jeff Teague, DJ Wells, and B Hen react to the Detroit Pistons and Minnesota Timberwolves reportedly trying to trade for Kawhi Leoanrd before the Los Angeles Clippers ultimately settled on the Toronto Raptors. The guys talk about how Kawhi would have fit next to either Cade Cunningham, or Anthony Edwards. Later, the guys react to Paul George’s introductory press conference with the Boston Celtics, and how PG was quick to talk about how he is not here to be a 1B, and that Jayson Tatum is the star of the team.
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