Thinking Basketball Podcast, my name is Ben.

Welcome back to Part 2 of, well it's not part two of our pace and space series. It's like part eight.

Is this the finale? Are we wrapping this up? Is that what's happening today? I don't know. I mean, I feel like you could get

really nuanced like like, top catching

to shoot shooters of the last decade and all that stuff. But I think at a certain point, you got to know

how to edit, Ben. You got to end the book at some point. This feels like a really nice end to the chapter.

Did we not do that?

Do we not do top, catch and shoot shooters?

Cody, before we start today, I just want to say,

it's great to see you.

You look fantastic.

Thank you. I appreciate that. I like to see that you're in better health. I know you were telling some harrowing stories last week when you're getting there.

And yeah, I know you're not 100% there, but every time I see him like that's that's the Ben we all know and I'm getting I'm feeling you know a more normal all the time okay which is nice. Yeah. Yeah, you're getting some getting some more workouts and I've had a couple

exercise sessions that felt like my body is not gonna fail on me at the end of

five minutes so that's nice that's nice. So, okay, today. Talking about Dunkers today, top 10

dunkers of the pace and space. Top 10, does anyone dunk anymore? Is that even

a thing? Is that in vogue? Like back in the day, if you... Top Dunkers, Vince Carter, Dominee Wilkins, here we go.

Like, who's a good Dunker today?

Anthony Edwards?

It'd be interesting if we had this conversation and then pretended the dunk contest didn't exist.

Like if we completely eliminated that, I think Anthony Edwards... and then pretended the dunk contest didn't exist.

Like if we completely eliminated that, I think Anthony Edwards

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