- 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 want a legit reason why Hali is better than Ant and I love Hali.
The only thing Hali will have on him is playmaking and efficiency but Ant has been efficient himself and is a great defender
As a Pacers fan I agree. Ant’s overall game is more valuable and the only way Hali stays above him is if he maintains 25 and 12 on 50/40/90 AND becomes an average defender, which I think he can cause of his size and basketball IQ but he’s sadly shown no signs of progress in that department.