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Welcome in another and our final special edition of What's Right with Nick Wright,

the countdown of the 50 greatest players of the last 50 years. And yes, I know.

If there is anything predictable about this list, it was that somehow,

some way we were going to get to this exact point. The point where I explain why of the

last 50 years or of all of NBA history, the single greatest player is, of course,

LeBron James. But before we get into the whole resume, let me explain a bit about how we are

going to do today's show. LeBron's career is so long and so incomparable that we're going to

break it up into a couple different segments. Also, the callers we have for today's show,

no one has revealed to me. They won't tell me who they are. I imagine I'm going to get

sucker punched by a few of them. We will try the cream video, the, I'm sorry, the Jordan video

was 45 minutes. The cream video was 50 minutes. We will try our best to keep the LeBron video

to under an hour. I am not sure if we will succeed. Well, no further ado, number one of the 50

greatest players of the last 50 years. Number one, LeBron James. So the short version of the

resume is, of course, 13 time first team all NBA. That's the most all time. Second most is

Kobe with 11 three time second team two time third team. That is an 18 time all NBA performer.

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