This is the Dane Moore MBA podcast, brought you by Blue Wire podcast, coming at your Wednesday, September 21st.

And it is Wednesday, So I'm joined by

Chase Frederick of the Pioneer Press. You're joining me every Wednesday this season. And on

today's show, we're going to talk about the top 100 lists that started to kind of float around

the internet this week. CBS sports released their full top 100 list on Tuesday. So we'll kind of use

that as a guideline. ESPN, we're recording this Wednesday morning ESPN's list isn't all the way

out. It's kind of, I guess, trickling out over the course of days. We'll dig into both of those,

again, using CBS sports, uh, their list as our main thing. But Jason Frederick, how are you doing?

Are you and are you a list guy?

No, the list bother me because like there are so many different caveats in basketball,

like what matters most, what makes somebody more valuable than another player objectively,

like what somebody has to do within their team.

Like that player does this role for a much better team.

Are they a better player than somebody else who just scores, you know,

20 points or whatever for this terrible team?

So I don't love it because it's, it is so subjective in the way that like,

if you think about basketball in different ways,

it's so easy to move guy up or down 20 spots.

I do think we're safe in that ESPN

is done with their wolves. They're done to their top 10 players. So unless they think really highly

of Jordan McLaughlin. Yeah, Jordan McLaughlin, whatever. Like, stunningly highly. I think we're

pretty good on both of those. But it's even interesting like CBS and the ESPN, like they have the

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