- Tyrese Haliburton
- Anthony Edwards
- Tyrese Maxey
- Zion Williamson
- Darius Garland
- Tyler Herro
- Scottie Barnes
- Chet Holmgreen
- Evan Mobley
- LaMelo Ball
- Cam Thomas
- Alperen Sengun
- Victor Wembanyama
- RJ Barrett
- Paolo Banchero
- Jalen Williams
- Franz Wagner
- Cade Cunningham
- Jalen Green
- Josh Giddey
Important:
- considers all components of the game: offense, rebounding, passing, efficiency, defense, etc. (i.e if you average the same points and on the same efficiency and the same assists, but they average less turnovers and are a little better of a rebounder/defender, they are higher.)
- the ranking is based off: 65% this season, and 35% previous years and previous success and accolades (i.e if one guy is slightly worse than the other this season but has some really good previous accolades, he gets a higher rank, like Josh Giddey hasn’t been good this year, but he makes it over someone like Ausar Thompson because he was really good last year and Thompson’s only played a couple games)
Alright, any time you make a subjective list like this your gonna get torn to shreds no matter what the list is, go on tell me why I am wrong and why your favorite player should be higher.
I’d like to point out here that Ant is being hounded by doubles every game now. So, yes, Hali’s efficiency is higher, but it’s obviously a bit easier scoring and moving the ball 1v1 than 1v2.
Despite the doubles, his splits are still roughly 46/38/87, which are obviously still good despite the insane attention.