The top centers in the 90s is often a controversial one, because of the depth at that position. The top 5 is usually a consensus (Shaq, Hakeem, David Robinson, Ewing, Alonzo Morning), but the order is almost never a given. NBA author and historian, Mike Frye joins the show to offer his rankings, and we debate on our differences. We also then talk about Hakeem's greatness, and what his place should be in the top 5 centers all-time.

Top Centers in the 90s

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Michael Jordan's Last Dance

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Top Centers in the 90s

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