Hello, welcome to the Hoop Collective podcast. We talk about the NBA. Hope everybody is

having a lovely holiday season. We are going to talk today as this sort of a special podcast

where I'm just going to be honest. We didn't tape this yesterday. We taped this a few days ago

just to be transparent. We like to do that. We all want to spend some time with our families

over the holidays, but hopefully your travels are going well. So last week, Damian Lillard,

on a free throw, I believe that he did it on, became the Blazers all-time leading score,

passing Clyde Drexler in Blazers' Law, and became the third current active player who is

playing for his team right now that he leads the team in scoring as well, including

Steph Curry with the Warriors and Jan Sotena Koupo with the Bucks. So, McMahon, you had this idea

about taking a look at some of the other guys who could join Damian as the active leaders of

whether of their teams, and whether or not we think they actually will be able to do it for

various reasons. Yeah, and so this is kind of a multi-faceted conversation. One, that there are

there are several guys who are active, they are the all-time leading scores of their former teams,

but obviously part of the equation to become your team's all-time leading scores, you're going to

be with that team for a while. It's a longevity aspect. So, when you're evaluating Canaan,

it's to break their franchises score and record, you're evaluating also the situation

with that player and that franchise. Is it going to be a long-term marriage? What's the outlook

on that as well as just obviously their ability to fill it up? And depending on the franchise,

some are much more challenging than others. Next on the list will be Bradley Beale. He is about

a little less than a thousand points shy of Elvin Hayes all-time record in Washington there.

That probably happens by the end of this season. Devin Booker is 35, 3600,

shive, Walter Davis's all-time record in Phoenix. I think it's a pretty safe bet to say

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