Welcome to another episode of In The Zone. I am your host, Chris Broussard, and we got a great show for you today.

My man, one of my favorite interviews, ex-NBA player, NBA champion Eddie House is in the house and better yet in the zone.

So we're going to have a great interview with him.

But first, as always, I'm going to hit you with a top five.

And look, in honor of Eddie House, who was on one of the greatest teams in recent memory,

the 2008 Boston Celtics, I started thinking, hmm, who are the best five NBA championship teams

of the 21st century? That's from 2000 onward, not to Showtime Lakers, not the Jordan Bulls,

none of that. From 2000 onward, who are the top five teams? Here you go. At number

five, the Miami Heat 2013, LeBron James, Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosch went on a 27-game win streak

and edge of San Antonio Spurs in the seven game series to win their

second title. Now you might be saying number five, why so low? Well, here's the deal. Let's

face it. They weren't a great fit. They had great players. LeBron is superb. Duane Wade's an all-time great player. Chris

Batch will probably be a Hall of Famer. But they didn't fit together that well. I mean,

you didn't get the best of each one of them. Duane Way had to kind of back up and let LeBron

run the show and be 80% of the player he really was. Chris Bosch, heck, he became a glorified role player, 16 points, 6 rebounds a game.

That's it.

So, and remember, they barely edged an older Spurs team.

Ray Allen's miraculous three-point shot at the end of game six saved them and allowed them to go on in game seven.

Great performance by LeBron and win that second title.

So at number five, Miami Heat 2013.

At number four, the San Antonio Spurs of 2007.

You might have thought I was going to say 2014 when they ran through Miami.

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