Welcome to In The Zone. I'm your host, Chris Broussard. We have a great show for you today. In The Zone, we have the great actor. Now he's an author. Yes, he has a book out now. And he's even a tremendous podcaster. None other than my man, Michael Rappaport.

Then, of course, we got Jason McIntyre here for another segment of Knock Down J.

And as always, we start with our top five.

Now Rappaport when I were talking, and he's kind of known as the LeBron James hater.

But in reality, he really knows how great LeBron is and would love nothing more than for

LeBron to take his talents to New York City and the Knicks next summer.

So that got me to thinking, hmm, if LeBron leaves Cleveland and I'm beginning to think he will,

what are the five best destinations for him? Realistic destinations. What are the five best? So that is

this week's top five. And I'm starting out. Shout out to Michael Rappaport at number five, the New York Knicks.

Yes, the Knicks.

They tried to get him in 2010, couldn't, but maybe, who knows, they could get him in 2018.

Christop's Porzignis will be a tremendous running mate.

That's somebody you can go to battle with the Warriors with.

Then they have Courtney Lee, Timothy Hardaway Jr.,

guys that can shoot the three, defend, tough-minded.

And I know LeBron had beef within his cancer this year.

But hey, Cantor's the type of guy you hate to play against, but you love to play with.

You need some strength, some attitude on that team. And then they can go out and get some more

shooters around LeBron and Christop. So at number five, I would go with the Knicks. And guess what?

If LeBron went to New York, the Knicks went in the East. At number four, Philadelphia 76ers.

Look, I hate to say it this way, but they would be higher on the list

if I was convinced that Joe L.M.B. would stay healthy.

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