Nick Wright

It was like, doesn't matter.

I'll just drive past you and dunk on you.

And so that was the moment.

All right, next.

Well, if you're talking literally like how high up is the highest guy who was never the best in the world, or if you're asking theoretically.

Theoretically, the answer is...

A guy, just from a logical perspective, could end up being the second best player of all time and never be the best player in the world if his career directly aligns exactly with the greatest player of all time.

You understand what I mean?

Alternate universe where Carmelo Anthony is the second greatest player ever.

And same draft, you know, I obviously believe LeBron's the greatest player ever.

Same draft class as LeBron.

They could play for the same amount of years, all of it, and just he never, you know, passes that guy.

So in theory, the answer is, I guess, second.

As far as on my list, and man, this is, this will be something I'm telling Paul right now.

Use your judgment on

This will get aggregated, clipped, and it will do numbers.

People get so mad at this take, but the problem with this take is I know it is correct.

And it's why I... But it is so... It makes people so mad that I don't really lean into it because I don't really have the... What's the word?

I just sometimes get tired of...

Arguing about it.