Jalen Rose reacts to the Hornets’ 68-point loss to the Mavs | Jalen & Jacoby

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Jalen Rose and David Jacoby react to the Charlotte Hornets losing to the Dallas Mavericks by 68 PTS and share their thoughts on Game 2 of the WNBA Finals.

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