We talked about some tiers. The multi-cat stat stuff is yesterday. Today, we're looking at a little bit more of a narrow focus. Big men stats, or traditionally big men stats. Who are the best guys to do it? Michael Bolton.

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All right. So yesterday you hopefully saw the show where we talked about tears and how I talked about the way that I think some of the traditional positional ways of looking at things may be, I don't know if they give great results.

And it's easy to say, here are the point guards, here are the shooting guns, here are the small forwards.

It's easy to do that because we see positionals.

But then again, different sides have different positional eligibility. But different players provide different values at each

spot. So I think that it's somewhat, I don't know if redundant is the right word, but I'm not

sure it leads you to the right spot. So I said, I'm not going to do that. I'm going to try a different

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