#280: The best rookies of the Pace & Space Era

Thinking Basketball

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🗓️ 30 July 2024

⏱️ 88 minutes

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We continue our “Best of Pace & Space” series by looking at the best rookies of the last decade? What makes a great rookie? How many of the best rookies red-shirted? How should we handle missed time? And just how good were the best freshman of this period? With @codyhoudek. Support at www.patreon.com/thinkingbasketball

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0:00.0	Thinking Basketball Podcast, my name is Ben. Welcome back to the latest in our summer foray into the Pace and Space
0:17.2	era the last 10 years. I don't know why I'm starting the show this way, Cody.
0:22.1	What's that show that I don't know why I'm starting the show this way Cody.
0:23.5	What's that show that Neil degrass Tyson hosted
0:27.6	about Stars?
0:29.6	Into the wormhole?
0:30.7	Is that what it's called?
0:31.7	No. Are you sure? Yeah. Yeah, Carl Sagan started it. What's that show called?
0:37.1	It's not into the wormhole? No. Someone else, but this is a very obvious thing. I'm just completely
0:41.9	blanking on the name of it. I felt like that's how we started the show today.
0:45.7	Like I was going into some story time about how rookies were formed.
0:51.3	What were...
0:54.0	Yeah, Cosmos, a space time?
0:56.0	Yes, Cosmos.
0:57.0	Thank you.
0:58.0	What am I think ago?
0:59.0	You're right into the wormhole apparently.
1:01.0	What is that?
1:02.0	Oh, Morgan Freeman's
1:04.0	sounds like a children's book.
1:05.0	Picked up by Disney.
1:07.0	There actually isn't something called
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