Monday afternoon edition of the Dunkton basketball podcast. There's a Warriors game tonight

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So what we want to talk about today is who looks significantly improved from last year?

Is it going to sustain perhaps in some cases and also just what are we seeing from these guys?

Have they actually improved their skill level? Are these statistical blips and just to give credit to the guys who

Have improved themselves too because that's always one of my favorite things is to see players like Jimmy Butler

For example a couple of years ago who really go from being more middling players to getting to

Improving their skill level and really becoming elite and that's not all these guys

But two of them certainly Danny we have to focus on one already was a superstar the other has played a superstar level already this year

Chris Saps for Zingas and

Yannis wrongly start by talking about what Yannis has done to get better this season

We're talking about Yannis is the first player on this guys that have gotten a lot better and he was the

2016-17 most improved player which is amazing, but also completely fair

I mean Yannis has really at this point made this transition into being one of the best players in the league

He is a serious contender for MVP and a lot of the elements of what he is doing better are sustainable

He has been an absolute just terror in transition

I wouldn't expect that to shift any bit and I heavy it maybe it gets down a little bit just because when you're averaging

1.3 points for possession

It's hard to just stay up there

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