Legend forever, forever.

I'm in my zone.

Welcome to another episode of In the Zone.

I am your host, Chris Broussard.

We've got an outstanding show for you today.

Ralph Samson is in the house.

I can't wait to interview the big man who was just tremendous.

For all you millennials that don't remember him, you got to go check out some of his stats,

some of his highlights.

Only injuries could stop Ralph Samson.

And then, of course, we got Jason McIntyre stopping by for an episode of Knockdown Jay.

But first, you know I have to hit you with a list.

So here is this week's top 10. What a week for the LA Lakers. Kobe Bryant's two jerseys retired at the Staples Center. I was there. The atmosphere was tremendous. And everybody afterwards was talking about where does Kobe Bryant rank all time? Which got me to thinking, let me put together my top 10 list.

So checking in at number 10, it is none other than a Kobe rival,

Tim Duncan of the San Antonio Spurs, five-time NBA champion,

best power forward of all time, the anchor of what became a tremendous long-running dynasty

in San Antonio.

At number nine, Larry Bird, six foot nine inches, tremendous three-point shooter, second

best shooter in history, according to me, behind Steph Curry.

He was the precursor to all of these stretched fours.

He was a three man, also a four man, and by the way, the greatest trash talker in history.

At number eight, Bill Russell, I couldn't deny 11 rings.

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