Welcome to another episode of In the Zone.

I am your host, Chris Broussard.

We got another fantastic show, man.

Olden Paulinez 15-year NBA veterans stop by and has stories upon stories upon stories.

You got to hear this interview.

And then of course we have Jason McIntyre for Knockdown, Jay.

You know that's always gritty.

But first, as always, we're going to hit you with the top five

postseason player power rankings.

And at number five, James Hardin. I know he's catching all sorts of

flak for going ice so crazy against the Golden State Warriors in game one. But look, he produced

41 points, seven assists on 58% shooting. I mean, they didn't lose because Hardin wasn't sharing the rock.

They lost because the warriors are flat out better.

Period. The end.

Besides that, other than Hardin, the rest of the rocket shot 40% from the floor.

You can't win that way, especially with Golden State shooting 52%.

Look, was Hardin perfect? No, but he was good enough to be in the top five.

At number four, Al Horford. Look, I'm gaining more love and respect for Big Al by the game.

He is getting it done. Always been a true professional. Everyone's known that,

but now he's showing that he can be a star when necessary. In game one against Cleveland,

to open up the series, 20 points he puts on him. Game two, 15 points. You need me to hit the

boards coach, 10 rebounds, all while anchoring a stellar Celtics

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