All right, welcome on to a post All-Star break edition of the Hollinger and Duncan podcast.

We've much to discuss today.

We've got to get into the NBA 75, which was definitely awesome to see during All-Star weekend.

I took a break from my vacation to at least watch that ceremony because I thought that was really cool.

But, of course, it wouldn't be us if we didn't quibble with some of the selections.

And John created his own metric-based scoring system, which he called creatively enough Goat Points.

And so we're just going to talk about that, talk about some of the snubs, some of the guys we thought should have been on there.

Maybe that shouldn't have been on there as well. uh you have a good all-star break uh i did and i actually

there there was a little bit of like a genuine break there for me but i had to uh fly out to

utah today so i'm broadcasting a game tomorrow on CBS Sports, so on Thursday night.

Brigham Young against Loyola Marymount, so that'll be fun.

Yeah, Paul Westhead is still coaching there?

He, so a little bit ago, they made some changes. So, you know, they've actually not been to

the NCAA tournament since that team with Bo Kimball. Wow, that's crazy.

Yeah, actually, you and I are in the same time zone.

I'm in, I am also in Mountain Time Zone in Montana right now, but I'm driving back on Friday.

Yeah, let's get to work here.

Tell me about what you, I mean, just we don't need to go through every single nut and bolt of the system

you created but what were some of the general principles that you were trying to honor when you

came up with this I was really trying to focus on high level accomplishments things that would

push a team toward championship equity right were you one of the five best players in the league?

Were you the MVP?

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