Welcome to another episode of In The Zone.

I'm your host, Chris Broussard.

We've got another tremendous show for you as the NBA playoffs heat up.

We've got Tim Hardaway should be Hall of Famer from the 1990s,

one of the best point guards of his era.

He'll be joining me for my interview.

But before that, we're going to start off, as always, with the top five postseason player

power rankings.

And at number five, a surprise, Kyle Corver.

That's right.

I'm going to give the role player, the great shooter, some love.

After struggling in Boston, he was the Cavalier's second best player in the two games they won in Cleveland to even up the series.

Average 14 points a game, shot 9 of 12 from the field, including 6 of 9 from 3.

And more than that, he played great defense.

That's right, 37-year-old, slow-footed, athletically challenged.

Kyle Corver deed up and that was critical

to Cleveland getting back in the

series. He blocked three shots in

game four, including two

on the ultra-athletic Jalen

Brown. At number four,

Jalen Brown. I know he got his shot

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