What's happening? Welcome to another episode of In the Zone. I'm your host Chris Broussard, and we've got a great show for you once again today. Of course, we got knocked down, Jan. We got a special surprise for you in that where I show off my acting chops with Jason McIntyre.

We're going to have a lot of fun in there.

And then, of course, we got a great interview with Joe Varden, who does a terrific job

covering LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers for Cleveland.com.

That's going, what a time to talk calves, right?

So great interview there.

But first, as always, we're gonna do our top five.

And this week, the reserves for the Eastern Conference and the Western Conference were named.

And boy, there are some people who are upset that they did not make the Allstar team. So I'm going to give you my top five

all-star snub. So you can call it the all-snub team if you like. But here goes. At number five,

Nicola Yolkich, the six-foot-10-inch, do, do everything center for the Denver Nuggets,

16 points a game, 10 rebounds a game, 5 assists the game, that's the team high.

They've got a starting back court of two shooting guards.

So Yokic is essentially their point guard, and he does a great job of running the offense,

running the team. With Paul Millsap playing only 15 games, Yokic has the Nuggets fighting for a playoff spot in the rugged West.

At number four, CP3, Chris Paul.

He'd be higher on this list and he'd definitely be an All-Star if he hadn't missed 17 games.

And I got to admit, one of the greatest point guards ever, but I couldn't put him on the All-Star team in the West missing 17 games.

But he is playing lights out ball, surprising me and virtually everybody by fitting in so well in Houston.

19 points, 9 assists, and 40% from 3.

I believe with Chris Paul and James Harden, the Rockets now have a legitimate chance to beat Golden State.

I'm going to say 30%.

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