You've seen the headlines.

Heard the debates.

Some say the three-point ball has created a monotonous rhythm to the game.

Has the three-pointer ruined basketball?

And how did we get here?

The rise of the three-point shot can be partially traced to an eccentric Kansas genius named Martin Manley,

whose story didn't turn out quite the way he imagined.

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Hello and welcome into the latest edition of ESPNFC, K. Murray, Shaka Hislop, Stevie Nicol, here in the studio in just a little while.

We'll also be hearing from Jan Agafjof and we'll be continuing the conversation of something we were discussing on yesterday's show. That is that Liverpool are interested in Alexander Isak and they have made their interest known. An approach has been made. It is said that the Premier League champions have always been interested in the player,

but Newcastle have zero interest in selling their striker. So let's welcome in Yanaga

Fyarov to talk more about this, but I want to start with you, Stevie. What's your take on the

issue? Yes, please. No thanks. I actually thought, the first time I saw, I thought, yeah, this is a wind-up.

This is an AI or somebody's just being mentioned.

This is an AI.

There's how many things these days or a year.

That was so funny, honestly.

There's no way.

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