Thunder Reporter Steve McGehee Reacts To The Thunder And Billy Donovan Parting Ways

Monday, September 14th 2020, 12:09 am

By: News 9, News On 6

Thunder Reporter Steve McGehee Reacts To The Thunder And Billy Donovan Parting Ways

Thunder Reporter Steve McGehee Reacts To The Thunder And Billy Donovan Parting Ways

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Thunder reporter Steve McGehee shares his thoughts on Billy Donovan and the Thunder's decision to part ways.

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