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Mix 8, volume 11. We're here with our very first guest, Zach Harper. They said we wouldn't make it. They still say we won't make it. They might be right.

They're for sure, right? I'll just say yeah, it's a matter of when and not if. Zach Harper, how are you, sir?

I'm excellent. I also did. I really didn't think you guys could pass seven, right?

I'll call you a dollar. Yeah, I mean, we do honestly well on this. So I mean, you come on out and being upfront, you know, we appreciate that. Just keep going. Bridges moving forward.

That's all we can do. That's all we can do really. The first I want to jump right into it. Ricky Davis thoughts.

He's the greatest showman sports has ever seen. Some may say Muhammad Ali. And no offense to the late great Muhammad Ali. One of my favorite athletes of all time. One of my favorite personalities of all time.

But Ricky Davis wants dunked on Steve Nash on a fast break, looked at screened O-Shit into the crowd, looked directly into the baseline camera at home and screened O-Shit for the kids at home.

He wants with between his legs down 20 in the fourth quarter of a game on a fast break. He wants tried to go between his legs again as a member of Boston Celtics.

Miss the dunk, grab the rebound and just simplified it for a win mill before Kobe could catch up to him. He's the greatest showman we've ever seen.

I mean, you said great showman in sports. If we're going to just limit it to sports. Okay. I'm ready to take it further, but okay. Call your thoughts on Richard Bataul and me, Davis.

Yeah. I just before this, I was watching the the Bo Jackson third. He said 30 and we're talking about he was the girl last grade athlete. We talked about anecdotally in this that and the third and Chuck Kostoman was just wrong as fuck.

Ricky Tyree Richard Davis. I mean, Zach at the moment, Kobe didn't even try to run back on defense on that. A, because he was lazy. And I hate him. But B, mostly because he knew there was nothing he could do to stop the thunder that was about to be rained down upon his entire neck.

So he was probably the smartest movie ever made and his 20 year career. I was saying God forbid. Like Ricky was going for that dunk and he had like eight points, 12 boards and 12 assists. Like those two points would have been the triple double.

It might have been blood.

The last thing Ricky ever needed for a triple double was points. That's a good point. Regatives got 19 boards, 12 assists, 13 steals with seven points. He's just hadn't been able to get a buy a basket.

And the great thing about him too is people will remember him for the failed triple double attempt. I remember him as an outside the box thinker as the original advanced analytics guy. I'll talk about it. He thought, he thought, oh, well, you can get a rebound on any basket, right?

So I'm going to just try to get on my own. And worst case scenario, what that thing goes in and he scored another bucket this time for the opposition trying to give them a little help. He's a, he's a magnanimous individual.

He's an equal opportunist. I like that.

I think LeBron got incredibly lucky that Twitter and social media wasn't quite a thing in 2003 because I think his first terrible decision was not having the cabs resigned Ricky Davis to pretty much a lifetime contract extension. The fact that we only got them for was like a half season.

One of the greatest what apps in NBA history just terrible terrible for a site that I've just always not really worked out for right. I mean, he got a couple of titles in Miami.

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