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Top 10 All-Time NBA Players. Plus, What Resonates With Our Audience With Adam Gray and Joel’s Sports Cards.

Mike is first joined by Adam Gray to get into the hobby itself and rank all-time NBA players; then Joel’s Sports Cards comes on to go over some behind-the-scenes discussions about the pod

By Mike Gioseffi
2024 NBA Playoffs - Los Angeles Lakers v Denver Nuggets Photo by Garrett Ellwood/NBAE via Getty Images


Mike is running solo today! After Mike offers some advice off the top, Adam Gray of Basketball Card Fanatic joins the show to look back on how they both started out in the hobby, licensed vs. unlicensed producers, their 10 top all-time NBA players, and their Finals predictions (04:25). Afterward, longtime listener Joel’s Sports Cards hops on for a behind-the-scenes discussion about the pod, the audience that the show is trying to cultivate, and whether he has any valid criticisms about the show (39:11).

Host: Mike Gioseffi
Guests: Adam Gray and Joel’s Sports Cards
Producer: Eduardo Ocampo

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