Welcome to another episode of In The Zone.

I am your host, Chris Broussard.

We've got another tremendous show for you.

We interviewed Matt Barnes at his house in the Los Angeles area, had a great time with him.

In fact, the interview went so well, went a little long,

that we're going to run the highlights on this podcast. That'll give you 20, 25 minutes.

And then on Saturday, we will release the full interview in its entirety. You don't want to miss

either one, especially when Matt and I had a pop a shot contest, and there was a surprising winner.

I'll just leave it at that.

But look, what you need to do is remember, go to iTunes, go to Apple Podcasts, go to SoundCloud,

and download in the zone, give us five stars, and leave a comment.

And in addition to the Matt Barnes interview, you will get knocked down

Jay. Yes, Jason McIntyre is back for that. And first, as always, we got to start with the top five.

So this week, Carmelo Anthony, sure for our Hall of Fame, where he gets a lot of hate, but

Carmelo had a great career, is having a great career.

Anyway, Mello passed Jerry West, the logo, to move into 20th place all time on the NBA scoring list.

Now, we all know Carmelo has not won a championship.

He became one of five players in the top 20 scoring to never have won a title.

So that got me to thinking, who are the best five players of all time to never have won a championship?

And I'm going to throw a little twist on it.

You can say, well, just take those five players in the top 20 scoring. What I'm going to throw a little twist on it. You can say, well, just take

those five players in the top 20 scoring. What I'm going to say is I'm going to go by position.

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