Hey club, Shasha listeners. We'll be back soon with weekly episodes featuring brand new interviews

with exciting roster guests. Until then, enjoy this special rewind episode with one of my favorite

moments from club, Shasha, so far.

You know it's hard, but you played in arguably the greatest era of the 80s that we've seen.

How would you rank bad boy pistons, showtime lakers, the big three Celtics, the bulls at the tail

length, although they didn't win. They were on the, they did to you what you had did to the Celtics

and the Lakers. They were stalking from an outside position. How would you rank, how would you rank

the Dynasties of the 80s? So you'd have to rank the, you know, Lakers Celtics arguably wanted to

you know, one A1B depending on, you know, do you like vanilla ice cream or chocolate ice cream?

It's due ice cream, you know? Right.

And and Philly that appeared at the time with Moses and Dr. J, you know, in the 80s,

you know, you got to give him their, their respect too. I think we will probably be, you know,

in the 80s, we would be somewhere in there as a basketball team. Now talent wise, the Lakers,

the Celtics, the 76ers, we cannot compete with their talent. But as a basketball team, as a

unit, I would venture to say that our basketball team as a unit was just as good as their teams. Okay.

If you're just breaking it down by talent, we did not have the talent that any of those teams had.

But not having the talent is really what made us even more special because we didn't have the

luxury that they had. Right. You didn't have all those, I mean, the Lakers are littered with

Hall of Famers. They got six or seven. You got, we know about Kareem and Magic and James Worthy and

and Jamal Wilts and Bob McAdoo. We know about those guys. Norm Nixon was, Norm Nixon was a heck of a

player also. And you know about the big, the big three Celtics, but people don't realize,

Dennis Johnson was a finals MVP and a defensive player of the year. Bill Walton, Bill Walton was an

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