What is happening, people? This is Chris Broussard, the host of In the Zone, and I'm glad you tuned in this week. We have a wonderful show for you. Our interview is with Stephen Jackson, and you know Steve always keeps it real. That's when you definitely don't want to miss.

We got knocked down Jay returning with my man Jason McIntyre, but as always, we start with

the top five postseason player power rankings, a lot of shakeup this week.

Guys that were in it last week, not in it this time.

Guys that weren't in it are in it this time.

And we started number five, Drey Monde Green.

That's right.

Draymond is doing it all for the warriors, leading the warriors in blocks,

steals, rebounds, assists, playing great defense at times on Anthony Davis,

holding him over the first two games of their series with the Pelicans to 48% shooting

and just 23 points a game.

That is great defense on Anthony Davis.

And above that, Draymond is giving them 17 and a half points a game over the last three

games for Golden State.

Draymond Green, number five.

At number four, Kevin Durant.

That's right, Draymine's teammate.

Look, Durant is the one guy that Steve Kerr has been able to count on for big time offensive

production through these playoffs, giving them 28 points a game, up this rebounding to nine

boards a game.

You know he's playing solid defense, and when Steph Curry was out, he did a nice job of

orchestrating the offense, five assists the game.

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