Thinking basketball podcast. My name is Ben. Welcome back to another episode. We got a simple,

simple task today, which is to discuss the best players in the National Basketball Association

on the offensive side of the ball only. I mean, there will be no strong

opinions. It's a very easy ranking task. We're going to go through it in a nice simple serial

matter, one after the other. It will be linear and very easy to follow. We will not zigzag

or get lost in tangents at all. It will be a very short 45 to 55

minute brisk podcast. We'll be arriving at a balmy 68 degrees when we get there. Cody, how you doing?

I could use a balmy 68 degrees. It was actually like in the 60s yesterday, which was like five days

earlier. We had this huge blizzard, got like six inches of snow and whatever else,

and then all of a sudden it flipped around. So we're in that magical time of year.

Minnesota secretly has another season between winter and spring, and it needs its own name

because it's neither of them, but it's also touching in both of them. Like you can expect the weather

from either one, but you also can't be like spring

prepared. It's its own fifth season, bad. That sounds like spring tour to me. Is that fair? I kind of

like that, but I just want to make them an entire new word. Like, it's time to stop jamming things together

and just making those the nickname. Like, it's like the team actifying of nicknames. Like we need an actual just new name.

Yes.

You're on to something.

Trank.

Yeah.

That's not the actual name.

That's just the first word that came to mind.

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