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So, John, we last did this three years ago.

Has it been that long already?

We were desperately looking for content in the midst of the pandemic stoppage.

Okay.

But much has changed.

We're going to talk today about who we think will make the Hall of Fame.

And kind of my rough shorthand is, in is greater than 50% chance of making it out is less than 50% chance of making it.

But let's talk first about just what your standard is for someone who should be in the Hall of Fame.

I think my standard is different than the standard that has been used.

But to me, I want somebody who at some point in his career was he one of the 10 best

players in the league.

Did he have enough longevity that he was

an all-star caliber player for half a decade? I don't know about actual all-star selections,

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