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right. Let's talk some basketball. So I was torn between three guys for this spot. Anthony

Davis, Joel and Bied and Jason Tatum and all three of these guys are very, very different

players. And they all have cases to be over each other for one reason or another, right?

Like Joel and Bied is by far the best offensive player in that group in terms of actual shot

creation ability, right? Anthony Davis is by far the best defensive player in that group

by a massive chasm. And Jason Tatum is the most dependably reliable and productive player

of those three guys by far, right? And so each of them kind of has a unique case. Anthony

Davis had this kind of like revolutionary playoff run where his defensive ability warped every

single playoff series he was in as he dragged that Lakers team from like a very precarious

situation in the standings and an injured LeBron to the playoffs and then all the way to

the Western Conference finals. Joel and Bied literally is the reigning league MVP. And

then again, Jason Tatum, another season where he plays 70 plus games, averages a shit ton

of points, does it efficiently, just like he always does. So it was a tough call for me,

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