Oh, yeah.

Aw yeah! Back to Stepping on the Beach. The only place to read your emails and tweets. It's Wednesday, June 24th. I'm Jay Skeets. And alongside me, ready to dip his toes in the water. It's Tasmellas. Hey, everybody. Hey, Tassie. We got the bearded one. Trey Kirby. Hey, yo. Hey, yo. The International Man of Mystery, taking it to the Max. Lee Ellis. Friends. Last but not least, making the magic happen. It's JD. Hello. There he is, and here we are. Keep those questions coming, guys. guys email us no dunks at the athletic

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confirmed that you will be pop in a pack today a fresh new pack at 3 p.m eastern on instagram live

i assume you have a guest lined up. I do have a guest lined up.

He's a four-time All-Star, but he's coached 1,99 games of NBA basketball.

Never won a championship, though.

Yeah.

Okay, okay.

How many first names does he have?

Great question. He has two first names. In fact, we know his son quite well too.

Okay. 3 p.m. Eastern on our Instagram account, Lee, Bobpin a Pack with this special mystery guest.

And we'll call it way back Wednesday today saying it's not Thursday throwback.

Oh, right. Yeah, I mean, honestly, days mean nothing.

Exactly, exactly. All right, check that out. All right, we got some great questions once again here.

First one, hey, no dunks crew.

There are a few NBA awards that stand above the rest.

Winning an MVP or Finals MVP can act as a crown jewel for a player's Hall of Fame case.

The thing about the Finals MVP is it doesn't have to go to a Hall of Fame caliber player.

Andre Aguadala in 2015 is a good example of a very good player having an incredible four

games and walking away with it.

It raised the overall bar of his resume.

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