Speaking basketball podcast, my name is Ben. Welcome back to another episode. I am absolutely stoked about this one. If you're

watching on YouTube, we figured out how to get the camera working, but it's a little it's a little too intense. I'm like in HD

I feel like I'm on a movie set and more importantly the topic today the thing that I'm really excited about. Cody we are going to discuss

the best heliocentric players in the NBA right now.

If you don't know what heliocentrism is,

it's a term coined by the athletics, Seth Part now

to talk about the rise and sort of individual dominance of players doing everything.

Typically a guy doing a lot of scoring and a lot of playmaking with teammates spread around him on the court.

And the classical construction we see,

we've seen LeBron James play this style,

we've seen James Harden play this style,

Luca Danchetch and Trey Young do it today.

The classical construction is that you have that spread, pick, and roll

master who can go get his own or make all of the kick out passes and cutter passes and lay down

passes to all the shooters on the court.

But today, when we say the best heliocentric players,

we're really talking about the guys who are out there

as the lone star.

That's really what we're talking about.

So that's our definition we're working with.

The guys who are the only real big drivers of offense

while they're out on the court and we're going to try to figure out who's

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