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Brooklyn Nets’ Kevin Durant
Durant’s peak potential was called into question for the first time in his career after he spent the entire 2019-20 season rehabbing from a torn Achilles. Would the four-time scoring champion, at 32 years old, come back and look exactly as he did when we last saw him—that is, could he again be one of the world’s two or three top players?
Durant’s regular season was hampered by a strained left hamstring and a left thigh contusion, which were subsequently overshadowed by a blockbuster deal for James Harden. But in the 35 games, he did play, KD looked like himself, with a statistical profile that matched or exceeded the majority of his career norms.
Milwaukee Bucks’ Giannis Antetokounmpo
Outside of Durant, Antetokounmpo, the reigning NBA champion and winner of two of the last three league MVPs, makes the greatest argument for No. 1.
Giannis isn’t the most fluid scorer in the league. But who else at 7 feet tall can give you roughly 30 points per game—and 50 in a Finals clincher—while also setting up teammates a half dozen times per game, scorching opponents in transition, and playing some of the greatest, most flexible help defense in the league? Nobody else does it but Giannis. And he’s managed to accomplish it while remaining quite healthy for a superstar.
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Los Angeles Lakers LeBron James
Someday, LeBron, the most significant, intimidating, and brilliant player of his (and possibly every other) generation, will not be among the top three on this list. Even after a very dismal first-round exit (his first of his career), in which the 36-year-old looked mortal while averaging 23.3 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 8.0 assists, this isn’t that day. Also, you must try to play this Which Nba Player Are You quiz.
Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry
Whatever happens next, Curry will be remembered as the most prolific shooter of all time. He’s on pace to pass Ray Allen for the top spot on the career three-pointers list, and he’s just a hair ahead of Steve Nash for the best free throw % of all time. And, despite playing through injury, he just posted the greatest scoring average of his career, averaging 32 points per game at the age of 32. Curry’s accomplishments are undeniable, and his ubiquitous style of play has aged nicely. Nobody else bends defenses as obviously as he does, and whether or not the ball is in his hands is irrelevant. The three-point revolution has already occurred, and the copycats are still on the way—a direct result of Golden State’s championships—but no guard will ever do exactly what Curry does, or mimic his approach.
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Nikola Jokic of the Denver Nuggets
With all the hoopla of the NBA’s never-ending unicorn age, what exactly are you meant to call Joki? Who was the last MVP who simply enjoyed passing and scoring somewhat unwillingly, all while perplexing elite players with his distinct lack of athleticism? Joki is one-of-a-kind, and seeing him play is one of the most rewarding experiences for lovers of entertaining basketball.
Dallas Mavericks’ Luka Donic
It stands to reason that the 22-year-old Doni will one day take the #1 spot on our list if he maintains his all-time excellent form. He’s a full-time offensive engine with the size and speed to create mismatches in addition to remarkable quickness, supernatural scoring ability, and creative passing and processing speed. It’s not a terrible bet that he’ll one day average a triple-double… Moreover, he has only been in the league for three seasons.
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