[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

Since we’re entering round 3 and there are 90 players left to be selected, I thought it might be helpful to list some of the top players left by position througout the decades. Just my opinion and they’re not always neccesarily the best players available at those positions, merely that teams in the fifth round might be looking for more specialist players and might prefer a defensive stopper, pure shooter or all around player rather than a former star (the reason why Bruce Bowen, Michael Cooper, Anthony Mason are included) 

PG

Dave Bing (7 time All-Star retired with 20.3 PPG and 6 APG)

Tim Hardaway (5 time All-Star averaged 17.3 PPG and 8.2 APG for career)

Lenny Wilkens (9 time All-Star averaged 16.5 PPG and 6.7 APG over 16 year career)

Chauncey Billups (tough defender and clutch shooter made five All-Star teams)

Tony Parker (4 time champion and 6 time All-Star is still running the Spurs offense)

Kevin Johnson (4 All-NBA second teams and 1 third team, career 17.9 PPG, 9.1 APG) 

Penny Hardaway (6-7 PG made 4 All-Star teams before injuries derailed his career)

Maurice Cheeks (4 time All-Star could pass and defend with the best of them)

Gail Goodrich (also played SG, Hall of Famer made 5 All-Star teams)

Michael Ray Richardson (6-5 PG, 4 time All-Star, drug problems hurt career) 

JoJo White (7 time All-Star, 2 time champion averaged 17.2 PPG and 4.9 APG in career)

Calvin Murphy (The Isaiah Thomas of his era, pint sized PG who filled up the scoreboard)

Fat Lever (triple double machine for 4 years. 19.8 PPG, 7.9 APG, 9.3 RPG, 2.7 SPG in ’89)

Stephon Marbury (averaged at least 19.8 PPG and 7.6 APG for eight straight seasons)

Norm Van Lier (like Cheeks a very good defender and passer, 8 All-Defensive teams)

Gus Williams (scoring PG averaged at least 18 PPG for seven straight seasons)

Deron Williams (averaged at least 18 PPG and 10 APG for 4 straight seasons in Utah) 

John Wall (explosive 3 time All-Star, approaching his prime, 19.9 APG, 10.2 APG in 2016)

 

SG

Joe Dumars (could pass, shoot, score and defend at a high level, 6 time All-Star)

Dennis Johnson (also PG who could play very well at both ends of the court)

David Thompson (one of the first ABA/NBA stars is 1 of just 5 players with 70 pt games)

Vince Carter (also SF who could put up major points and made 8 All-Star teams)

Earl Monroe (flash but also substance, similar to Pistol Pete who is long gone)

Hal Greer (10 time All-Star was the second best SG during the Jerry West era)

Sam Jones (one of the most clutch scorers all time)

Klay Thompson (great shooter and good defender)

Sidney Moncrief (great two way player in the 80s made five All-Star teams)

Drazen Petrovic (very good shooter could have been an all time NBA great)

Manu Ginobli (great glue player, every championship team needs someone like him)

Mitch Richmond (averaged between 21.9 and 25.9 PPG for the first 10 years of career)

James Harden (we might hate on his inefficiency but his stats are as good as anyones)

Eddie Jones (underrated player, made 3 All-Star teams and 3 All-Defensive second teams)

Latrell Sprewell (tenacious competitor at both ends of the court) 

Bill Sharman (one of the greatest shooters of the early era)

Jeff Hornacek (great shooter, good passer, team player, in his best year averaged 20/5/5/2)

Reggie Theus (6-7 SG who also played PG, 18.5 PPG and 6.3 APG for his career) 

Richie Guerin (do everything Knicks SG averaged 29.5/6.4/6.9 in 1962)

Walter Davis (hit the 20 PPG mark in six seasons and retired with 18.9 PPG on 51 FG%)

Allan Houston (sharpshooter retired with 17.3 PPG, 44.4 FG%, 40.2 3PT%, 86.3 FT%)

Jerry Sloan (made 6 All-Defensive teams and 2 All-Star teams in 12 year career)

Michael Cooper (5 time champion made 5 All-Defensive first teams and 3 second teams)

Jimmy Butler (Can score and defend, might be a useful wing defender in the later rounds)

Will put up forwards and centers soon. This is NOT a definitive list, feel free to add more, just thought it might be helpful for those making selections in the later rounds. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[MorseWillParticipant]

Good List and thanks for doing this

 Few more guards to add:

Mark Price

Rajon Rondo (in prime with Celts was great with weapons around him)

Damion Lillard

 

 

[MorseWillParticipant]

Good List and thanks for doing this

 Few more guards to add:

Mark Price

Rajon Rondo (in prime with Celts was great with weapons around him)

Damion Lillard

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 yes, great adds! Mark Price was a top shooter and PG for several years, and I meant to add him actually. 

I meant to add Mark Jackson too. 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 yes, great adds! Mark Price was a top shooter and PG for several years, and I meant to add him actually. 

I meant to add Mark Jackson too. 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 SF

Paul Pierce (10 time All-Star might be the best player left on the board)

Grant Hill (very good passer, scorer and rebounder, made seven All-Star teams before injuries took their toll)

Alex English (averaged at least 25 PPG and 4 APG for 8 straight years, career 21.5 PPG on 50.7 FG%) 

Adrian Dantley (6 time All-Star and 2 time scoring champion, averaged 24.3 PPG on 54 FG% for career)

James Worthy (7 time All-Star, 3 time champion, career averages of 17.6 PPG on 52 FG%)

Carmelo Anthony (9 time All-Star has never averaged less than 20.8 PPG in 13 year career)

Bernard King (every bit the scorer as the guys above him but injuries robbed him of prime years)

Jamaal Wilkes (excellent two way player, 3 time All-Star, averaged 17.7 PPG and 6.2 RPG over career)

Chris Mullin (Dream Team member was one of the best shooters of his era, 25+ PPG for 5 straight years)

Billy Cunningham (4 x All-Star and 1973 ABA MVP, averaged 20.8 PPG, 10.1 RPG and 4 APG in career)

Paul George (2 way wing starting to establish himself as a top 10 player in league)

Marques Johnson (5 time All-Star point forward averaged 20.1 PPG, 7 RPG, 3.6 APG for career)

Peja Stojakovic (one of the best shooters of his era, career averages of 17 PPG, 40.1 3PT% and 89.5 FT%)

Lou Hudson (6 time All-Star also played SG, averaged over 24 PPG for five straight years)

Bruce Bowen (Ultimate 3 and D guy, 5 All-Defensive first teams, 3 second teams, career 39.3 3PT%)

Metta World Peace (loose cannon but a lockdown defender who could also score in his prime)

Kiki Vandeweghe (2 time All-Star, averaged 19.7 PPG, 52.5 FG% and 87.2 FT% for career)

Mark Aguirre (hit 24 PPG in five different seasons in career, career average of 20 PPG)

John Drew (2 time All-Star, averaged 20 PPG in 6 seasons and averaged 20.7 PPG and 6.9 RPG in career)

Antawn Jamison (a model of consistency averaged at least 18 PPG for 11 of first 12 years in league)

Kelly Tripucka (2 time All-Star averaged at least 20 PPG five times)

Glenn Robinson (Big Dog averaged at least 20 PPG in 8 different seasons but never lived up to #1 hype)

Mike Mitchell (career average of 19.8 PPG, finished in top 10 of NBA scoring leaders four times)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 SF

Paul Pierce (10 time All-Star might be the best player left on the board)

Grant Hill (very good passer, scorer and rebounder, made seven All-Star teams before injuries took their toll)

Alex English (averaged at least 25 PPG and 4 APG for 8 straight years, career 21.5 PPG on 50.7 FG%) 

Adrian Dantley (6 time All-Star and 2 time scoring champion, averaged 24.3 PPG on 54 FG% for career)

James Worthy (7 time All-Star, 3 time champion, career averages of 17.6 PPG on 52 FG%)

Carmelo Anthony (9 time All-Star has never averaged less than 20.8 PPG in 13 year career)

Bernard King (every bit the scorer as the guys above him but injuries robbed him of prime years)

Jamaal Wilkes (excellent two way player, 3 time All-Star, averaged 17.7 PPG and 6.2 RPG over career)

Chris Mullin (Dream Team member was one of the best shooters of his era, 25+ PPG for 5 straight years)

Billy Cunningham (4 x All-Star and 1973 ABA MVP, averaged 20.8 PPG, 10.1 RPG and 4 APG in career)

Paul George (2 way wing starting to establish himself as a top 10 player in league)

Marques Johnson (5 time All-Star point forward averaged 20.1 PPG, 7 RPG, 3.6 APG for career)

Peja Stojakovic (one of the best shooters of his era, career averages of 17 PPG, 40.1 3PT% and 89.5 FT%)

Lou Hudson (6 time All-Star also played SG, averaged over 24 PPG for five straight years)

Bruce Bowen (Ultimate 3 and D guy, 5 All-Defensive first teams, 3 second teams, career 39.3 3PT%)

Metta World Peace (loose cannon but a lockdown defender who could also score in his prime)

Kiki Vandeweghe (2 time All-Star, averaged 19.7 PPG, 52.5 FG% and 87.2 FT% for career)

Mark Aguirre (hit 24 PPG in five different seasons in career, career average of 20 PPG)

John Drew (2 time All-Star, averaged 20 PPG in 6 seasons and averaged 20.7 PPG and 6.9 RPG in career)

Antawn Jamison (a model of consistency averaged at least 18 PPG for 11 of first 12 years in league)

Kelly Tripucka (2 time All-Star averaged at least 20 PPG five times)

Glenn Robinson (Big Dog averaged at least 20 PPG in 8 different seasons but never lived up to #1 hype)

Mike Mitchell (career average of 19.8 PPG, finished in top 10 of NBA scoring leaders four times)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[dmo21Participant]

Was just going over my list again and it seems you missed a pretty good player:

Bob Dandridge (career stats: 19 PPG, 7 RPG, 3 APG and made NBA All-Defensive Team one year).

[dmo21Participant]

Was just going over my list again and it seems you missed a pretty good player:

Bob Dandridge (career stats: 19 PPG, 7 RPG, 3 APG and made NBA All-Defensive Team one year).

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

Forgot to add:

Dan Majerle (three time All-Star and 2 time All-Defensive player could defend and shoot)

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

Forgot to add:

Dan Majerle (three time All-Star and 2 time All-Defensive player could defend and shoot)

 

[canadabasketballisrisingParticipant]

 thnaks for the list.. must have taken a while..

[canadabasketballisrisingParticipant]

 thnaks for the list.. must have taken a while..

[dmo21Participant]

I have had my own list since this draft started. Here’s a few guys on my list that you have not included (in no specific order):

PG: Steve Francis (career stats: 18 PPG, 6 APG, 5 RPG, 2 SPG)

PG: Norm Nixon (career stats: 16 PPG, 8 APG, 3 RPG, 2 SPG)

PG: Baron Davis (career stats: 16 PPG, 7 APG, 4 RPG, 2 SPG)

PG: Mookie Blaylock (career stats: 14 PPG, 7 APG, 4 RPG, 2 SPG, plus 6 years of first/second all defensive team)

SG: World B. Free (career stats: 20 PPG, 4 APG, 3 RPG)

SG: Michael Redd (career stats: 19 PPG, 2 APG, 4 RPG, great shooter)

SG: Jeff Malone (career stats: 19 PPG, 2 APG, 3 RPG)

SF: Paul Arizin (career stats: 19 PPG, 9 RPG, 2 APG)

SF: Jamal Mashburn (career stats: 19 PPG, 5 RPG, 4 APG)

SF: George Yardley (career stats: 19 PPG, 9 RPG, 2 APG)

SF: Glenn Rice (career stats: 18 PPG, 4 RPG, 2 APG)

SF: Rudy Gay (career stats: 18 PPG, 6 RPG, 2 APG)

SF: Jack Twyman (career stats: 19 PPG, 6 RPG, 2 APG)

[dmo21Participant]

I have had my own list since this draft started. Here’s a few guys on my list that you have not included (in no specific order):

PG: Steve Francis (career stats: 18 PPG, 6 APG, 5 RPG, 2 SPG)

PG: Norm Nixon (career stats: 16 PPG, 8 APG, 3 RPG, 2 SPG)

PG: Baron Davis (career stats: 16 PPG, 7 APG, 4 RPG, 2 SPG)

PG: Mookie Blaylock (career stats: 14 PPG, 7 APG, 4 RPG, 2 SPG, plus 6 years of first/second all defensive team)

SG: World B. Free (career stats: 20 PPG, 4 APG, 3 RPG)

SG: Michael Redd (career stats: 19 PPG, 2 APG, 4 RPG, great shooter)

SG: Jeff Malone (career stats: 19 PPG, 2 APG, 3 RPG)

SF: Paul Arizin (career stats: 19 PPG, 9 RPG, 2 APG)

SF: Jamal Mashburn (career stats: 19 PPG, 5 RPG, 4 APG)

SF: George Yardley (career stats: 19 PPG, 9 RPG, 2 APG)

SF: Glenn Rice (career stats: 18 PPG, 4 RPG, 2 APG)

SF: Rudy Gay (career stats: 18 PPG, 6 RPG, 2 APG)

SF: Jack Twyman (career stats: 19 PPG, 6 RPG, 2 APG)

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 PF

Dennis Rodman – greatest rebounder in NBA history and possible best defensive PF as well. 

Pau Gasol – highly skilled interior player, 6 time All-Star, 2 time champion, 18.2 PPG, 9.5 RPG, 3.3 APG in career

Jerry Lucas – 7 time All-Star was a dominant rebounder and a smooth shooting power forward.

Dolph Schayes – 12 time All-Star and 6 time All-NBA first team selection was the Dirk Nowitzki of his era. Big man with an unstoppable face up game. 

Spencer Haywood – 4 time NBA All-Star and former ABA MVP, 19.2 PPG and 9.3 RPG in career. 

Chris Bosh – 11 time All-Star and 2 time Champion for the Raptors and Heat

Dave Debusschere – Excellent two way PF, 8 time All-Star and 6 time All-Defensive first team selection, was athletic enough to pitch in the major leagues as well. 

Tom Heinsohn – 6 time All-Star, 8 time champion, career averages of 18.6 PPG and 8.8 RPG

LaMarcus Aldridge – 5 time All-Star smack dab in the middle of his prime.

Connie Hawkins – didn’t enjoy the longest of careers but in his prime he was one of the best players around, Two time All-ABA selection also made 4 NBA All-Star teams. In his first year in the NBA averaged 24.6 PPG, 10.4 RPG and 4.8 APG.

Anthony Davis – Young star, can score at a high level while also blocking plenty of shots and grabbing boards.

Bobby Jones – one of the greatest defensive forwards in NBA history, 4 time All-Star and 8 time All-Defensive first team

Blake Griffin – Can do more than just dunk, already a 5 time All-Star with career averages of 21.5 PPG, 9.6 RPG and 4 APG

Jermaine O’Neal – Made 6 All-Star teams and averaged 18.6 PPG, 9.6 RPG and 2.4 BPG during his 8 year tenure with the Pacers. 

Tom Chambers – athletic and skilled, averaged over 17 PPG for first ten seasons of career and made 4 All-Star teams

Gus Johnson – Short but powerful and explosive, he made 5 All-Star teams  and averaged 16.2 PPG and 12.1 RPG for his career 

Larry Nance – the three time All-Star used his length to be one of the top defensive 4s in the game, career averages of 17.1 PPG, 8 RPG and 2.2 BPG

George McGinnis – one of the best players not in the Hall of Fame, 3 time NBA All-Star and 3 time ABA All-Star. 

Amare Stoudemire – 6 time All-Star, 1 All-NBA first team and 4 second team selections

Maurice Stokes – the Lebron of the 50s, the chiseled 6-7 232 pounder could handle the ball and pass like a guard with the size, strength and interior scoring ability of a center. Made the All-Star game the first three years of his career before it was tragically cut short. 

Shawn Kemp – Explosive and an iconic player from the 90s made 6 All-Star teams before his career went downhill

Buck Williams – one of my favorite players from the 80s an excellent rebounder and strong defender who was usually among league leaders in FG%. Career averages of 12.8 PPG, 10 RPG and 54.9 FG%

Maurice Lucas – tough guy PF who made 4 All-Star teams and a couple of All-Defensive teams as well

Rasheed Wallace – known for his tempestuous nature, Wallace was also an extremely talented 4 time All-Star. A tough defender who had shooting range and a great touch around the basket. 

Terry Cummings – PF with excellent face up game, averaged at least 19.8 PPG for the first 8 years of his career.  

Vern Mikkelsen – one of the top power forwards of the 50s, known for his aggresive defense and aggresive demeanor, made 6 All-Star teams and won 4 championshipes. 

Detlef Schrempf – 3 time All-Star could help in a variety of ways. In his best season averaged 19.1 PPG, 9.5 RPG and 6 APG.

Draymond Green – excellent defender and passer might be the most integral player to Golden State

Anthony Mason –  The Draymond of the 90s. In his best year averaged 16.2 PPG, 11.4 RPG, 5.7 APG and was named second team All-Defensive. 

Kevin Love – three time All-Star is a good rebounder and outside shooter but needs to up his game if he wants to be considered a top player in the league. 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 PF

Dennis Rodman – greatest rebounder in NBA history and possible best defensive PF as well. 

Pau Gasol – highly skilled interior player, 6 time All-Star, 2 time champion, 18.2 PPG, 9.5 RPG, 3.3 APG in career

Jerry Lucas – 7 time All-Star was a dominant rebounder and a smooth shooting power forward.

Dolph Schayes – 12 time All-Star and 6 time All-NBA first team selection was the Dirk Nowitzki of his era. Big man with an unstoppable face up game. 

Spencer Haywood – 4 time NBA All-Star and former ABA MVP, 19.2 PPG and 9.3 RPG in career. 

Chris Bosh – 11 time All-Star and 2 time Champion for the Raptors and Heat

Dave Debusschere – Excellent two way PF, 8 time All-Star and 6 time All-Defensive first team selection, was athletic enough to pitch in the major leagues as well. 

Tom Heinsohn – 6 time All-Star, 8 time champion, career averages of 18.6 PPG and 8.8 RPG

LaMarcus Aldridge – 5 time All-Star smack dab in the middle of his prime.

Connie Hawkins – didn’t enjoy the longest of careers but in his prime he was one of the best players around, Two time All-ABA selection also made 4 NBA All-Star teams. In his first year in the NBA averaged 24.6 PPG, 10.4 RPG and 4.8 APG.

Anthony Davis – Young star, can score at a high level while also blocking plenty of shots and grabbing boards.

Bobby Jones – one of the greatest defensive forwards in NBA history, 4 time All-Star and 8 time All-Defensive first team

Blake Griffin – Can do more than just dunk, already a 5 time All-Star with career averages of 21.5 PPG, 9.6 RPG and 4 APG

Jermaine O’Neal – Made 6 All-Star teams and averaged 18.6 PPG, 9.6 RPG and 2.4 BPG during his 8 year tenure with the Pacers. 

Tom Chambers – athletic and skilled, averaged over 17 PPG for first ten seasons of career and made 4 All-Star teams

Gus Johnson – Short but powerful and explosive, he made 5 All-Star teams  and averaged 16.2 PPG and 12.1 RPG for his career 

Larry Nance – the three time All-Star used his length to be one of the top defensive 4s in the game, career averages of 17.1 PPG, 8 RPG and 2.2 BPG

George McGinnis – one of the best players not in the Hall of Fame, 3 time NBA All-Star and 3 time ABA All-Star. 

Amare Stoudemire – 6 time All-Star, 1 All-NBA first team and 4 second team selections

Maurice Stokes – the Lebron of the 50s, the chiseled 6-7 232 pounder could handle the ball and pass like a guard with the size, strength and interior scoring ability of a center. Made the All-Star game the first three years of his career before it was tragically cut short. 

Shawn Kemp – Explosive and an iconic player from the 90s made 6 All-Star teams before his career went downhill

Buck Williams – one of my favorite players from the 80s an excellent rebounder and strong defender who was usually among league leaders in FG%. Career averages of 12.8 PPG, 10 RPG and 54.9 FG%

Maurice Lucas – tough guy PF who made 4 All-Star teams and a couple of All-Defensive teams as well

Rasheed Wallace – known for his tempestuous nature, Wallace was also an extremely talented 4 time All-Star. A tough defender who had shooting range and a great touch around the basket. 

Terry Cummings – PF with excellent face up game, averaged at least 19.8 PPG for the first 8 years of his career.  

Vern Mikkelsen – one of the top power forwards of the 50s, known for his aggresive defense and aggresive demeanor, made 6 All-Star teams and won 4 championshipes. 

Detlef Schrempf – 3 time All-Star could help in a variety of ways. In his best season averaged 19.1 PPG, 9.5 RPG and 6 APG.

Draymond Green – excellent defender and passer might be the most integral player to Golden State

Anthony Mason –  The Draymond of the 90s. In his best year averaged 16.2 PPG, 11.4 RPG, 5.7 APG and was named second team All-Defensive. 

Kevin Love – three time All-Star is a good rebounder and outside shooter but needs to up his game if he wants to be considered a top player in the league. 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 C

Dave Cowens – 7 time All-Star, 2 time champion, 1973 MVP, could score, rebound, pass and defend

Bill Walton – Played only a few seasons at peak, but what a peak it was. Dominated as a top defender, rebounder and passer who also had great touch around the hoop

Robert Parish – 9 time All-Star, 4 time champion, played 21 years in the league, could defend, rebound, score inside and shoot from the outside too

Wes Unseld – Never much of a scorer but this short but powerful center was a strong defender, a terrific rebounder and outlet passer and set the hardest picks ever. 5 time All-Star, 1969 MVP.

Bob Lanier – 8 time All-Star retired with career averages of 20.1 PPG and 10.1 RPG

Dwight Howard – Despite the criticism he receives still an 8 time All-Star and 3 time DPOY who in his prime was one of the most valuable players in the NBA. 

Walt Bellamy – the other star center from the 60s, 4 time All-Star and Hall of Famer put up 20.1 PPG and 13.7 RPG in his career.

Brad Daugherty – 5 time All-Star could’ve gone down as one of the great centers of the 90s if back problems hadn’t ended his career at the age of 28. Career averages of 19 PPG, 9.5 RPG and 3.7 APG. Modern comparison for him would be Pau Gasol (without the longevity)

Ralph Sampson – played PF as well, a revolutionary big man with a highly skilled game, made 4 All-Star teams to start his career before injuries took their toll

Dan Issel – Undersized but highly skilled Hall of Famer who made 6 ABA All-Stars teams but just 1 NBA All-Star team despite averaging more than 20 PPG in six different seasons in the NBA. Career NBA averages of 20.4 PPG and 7.9 RPG in NBA, and 25.6 PPG and 10.9 RPG in ABA

Ben Wallace – Anemic offensively but a defensive force that made 4 All-Star teams and was a 4 time winner of the  DPOY award. 

Jack Sikma – 7 time All-Star was one of the first centers who could stretch the floor with his outside shooting, also a good rebounder and defender. 

Bill Laimbeer – known for being dirty, he was also a good player made 4 All-Star teams and could rebound, defend and shoot from the mid range. 

Mel Daniels – Only played one year in the NBA but he was drafted so he technically can be chosen. One of the greatest ABA players, he made 7 ABA All-Star teams, was a 2 time MVP and won 3 championships. 

Kresimir Cosic – Never played in the NBA but neither did Oscar Schmidt. An All-American at BYU, depsite being drafted into the NBA he chose to play in Europe, widely considered along with Sabonis as the greatest big men in European history. 

Mark Eaton – 7-4, 290 lb monster, made 5 All-Defensive teams, won 2 DPOY awards and retired as the NBA record holder in blocks per game with 3.5.

Marc Gasol – A massive center, and very good defender, who can shoot and is a very good passer, might be a decent fit pick for someone in the 5th round. 

DeMarcus Cousins – I might get some negs for this but he’s a 2 time All-Star, has true center size and has averaged over 24 PPG and 11 RPG in each of the past two years which is pretty elite for a center of any era. 

Neil Johnson – 6 time All-Star and Hall of Famer from the 50s who averaged 19.4 PPG and 11.3 RPG for his career.

Easy Ed Macauley – also played PF, the 6-8 big man from the 50s made 7 All-Star teams and 3 All-NBA first teams. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 C

Dave Cowens – 7 time All-Star, 2 time champion, 1973 MVP, could score, rebound, pass and defend

Bill Walton – Played only a few seasons at peak, but what a peak it was. Dominated as a top defender, rebounder and passer who also had great touch around the hoop

Robert Parish – 9 time All-Star, 4 time champion, played 21 years in the league, could defend, rebound, score inside and shoot from the outside too

Wes Unseld – Never much of a scorer but this short but powerful center was a strong defender, a terrific rebounder and outlet passer and set the hardest picks ever. 5 time All-Star, 1969 MVP.

Bob Lanier – 8 time All-Star retired with career averages of 20.1 PPG and 10.1 RPG

Dwight Howard – Despite the criticism he receives still an 8 time All-Star and 3 time DPOY who in his prime was one of the most valuable players in the NBA. 

Walt Bellamy – the other star center from the 60s, 4 time All-Star and Hall of Famer put up 20.1 PPG and 13.7 RPG in his career.

Brad Daugherty – 5 time All-Star could’ve gone down as one of the great centers of the 90s if back problems hadn’t ended his career at the age of 28. Career averages of 19 PPG, 9.5 RPG and 3.7 APG. Modern comparison for him would be Pau Gasol (without the longevity)

Ralph Sampson – played PF as well, a revolutionary big man with a highly skilled game, made 4 All-Star teams to start his career before injuries took their toll

Dan Issel – Undersized but highly skilled Hall of Famer who made 6 ABA All-Stars teams but just 1 NBA All-Star team despite averaging more than 20 PPG in six different seasons in the NBA. Career NBA averages of 20.4 PPG and 7.9 RPG in NBA, and 25.6 PPG and 10.9 RPG in ABA

Ben Wallace – Anemic offensively but a defensive force that made 4 All-Star teams and was a 4 time winner of the  DPOY award. 

Jack Sikma – 7 time All-Star was one of the first centers who could stretch the floor with his outside shooting, also a good rebounder and defender. 

Bill Laimbeer – known for being dirty, he was also a good player made 4 All-Star teams and could rebound, defend and shoot from the mid range. 

Mel Daniels – Only played one year in the NBA but he was drafted so he technically can be chosen. One of the greatest ABA players, he made 7 ABA All-Star teams, was a 2 time MVP and won 3 championships. 

Kresimir Cosic – Never played in the NBA but neither did Oscar Schmidt. An All-American at BYU, depsite being drafted into the NBA he chose to play in Europe, widely considered along with Sabonis as the greatest big men in European history. 

Mark Eaton – 7-4, 290 lb monster, made 5 All-Defensive teams, won 2 DPOY awards and retired as the NBA record holder in blocks per game with 3.5.

Marc Gasol – A massive center, and very good defender, who can shoot and is a very good passer, might be a decent fit pick for someone in the 5th round. 

DeMarcus Cousins – I might get some negs for this but he’s a 2 time All-Star, has true center size and has averaged over 24 PPG and 11 RPG in each of the past two years which is pretty elite for a center of any era. 

Neil Johnson – 6 time All-Star and Hall of Famer from the 50s who averaged 19.4 PPG and 11.3 RPG for his career.

Easy Ed Macauley – also played PF, the 6-8 big man from the 50s made 7 All-Star teams and 3 All-NBA first teams. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[dmo21Participant]

Not trying to 1 up you, just wanting to add some players that you misses so everyone has all the options to pick from while doing the draft. So here’s some extra big men:

PF: Bill Bridges (career stats: 12 PPG, 12 RPG, 3 APG, short, 2 time all NBA Defensive 2nd team)

PF: Bailey Howell (career stats: 19 PPG, 10 RPG, 2 APG)

PF: Shareef Abdur-Rahim (career stats: 18 PPG, 8 RPG, 3 APG)

C: Elmore Smith (career stats: 13 PPG, 11 RPG, 3 BPG)

C: Zelmo Beaty (career stats: 17 PPG, 11 RPG)

C: Swen Nater (career stats: 12 PPG, 12 RPG)

I also don’t have a problem with you including Cousins. He’s a really good player and should be included as he scores, rebounds, passes and can now shoot the 3. However, I am on the fence of including current players like Brook Lopez (career stats: 18 PPG, 7 RPG, 2 BPG) and Drummond (career stats: 13 PPG, 13 RPG, 2 BPG). They both have fairly decent stats right now, and I’d assume Drummond’s will only get better.

[dmo21Participant]

Not trying to 1 up you, just wanting to add some players that you misses so everyone has all the options to pick from while doing the draft. So here’s some extra big men:

PF: Bill Bridges (career stats: 12 PPG, 12 RPG, 3 APG, short, 2 time all NBA Defensive 2nd team)

PF: Bailey Howell (career stats: 19 PPG, 10 RPG, 2 APG)

PF: Shareef Abdur-Rahim (career stats: 18 PPG, 8 RPG, 3 APG)

C: Elmore Smith (career stats: 13 PPG, 11 RPG, 3 BPG)

C: Zelmo Beaty (career stats: 17 PPG, 11 RPG)

C: Swen Nater (career stats: 12 PPG, 12 RPG)

I also don’t have a problem with you including Cousins. He’s a really good player and should be included as he scores, rebounds, passes and can now shoot the 3. However, I am on the fence of including current players like Brook Lopez (career stats: 18 PPG, 7 RPG, 2 BPG) and Drummond (career stats: 13 PPG, 13 RPG, 2 BPG). They both have fairly decent stats right now, and I’d assume Drummond’s will only get better.

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

Not trying to 1 up you, just wanting to add some players that you misses so everyone has all the options to pick from while doing the draft.

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Absolutely I wasn’t trying to come up with a definitive list, just compile a pool of possible candidates and list them by position so that it’s easy for others to search for players once they are trying to fill in the last spots on each team. 

I just wish I could edit my posts and add in the players you are mentioning. 

 

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

Not trying to 1 up you, just wanting to add some players that you misses so everyone has all the options to pick from while doing the draft.

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Absolutely I wasn’t trying to come up with a definitive list, just compile a pool of possible candidates and list them by position so that it’s easy for others to search for players once they are trying to fill in the last spots on each team. 

I just wish I could edit my posts and add in the players you are mentioning. 

 

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

A few other players I forgot to add:

PG/SG Paul Westphal – 5 time All-Star and 3 time All-NBA first team selection. 

PG Gilbert Arenas – He was a bit of a chucker but made 5 All-Star teams and has a couple of the highest scoring seasons for a PG in NBA history. 

SG Rip Hamilton the best offensive player on those Pistons teams of the 2000s. Averaged over 17 PPG for ten straight seasons in Detroit. Career 17.1 PPG, 45 FG%, 85 FT%

SG Brandon Roy – Career ended prematurely but a three time All-Star who was among the better players in the league for a few seasons

SG Rolando Blackman – 4 time All-Star, career 18 PPG. 

SG Otis Birdsong – Also a 4 time All-Star with a career PPG of 18

SG Doug Collins – first pick overall, made 4 All-Star teams and retired with 17.9 PPG with a FG% of 50.1 and a FT% of 83.3.

SG Alvin Robertson – Excellent defender made 4 All-Star teams and 6 All-Defensive teams. Averaged 14 PPG, 5 APG, 5.2 RPG and 2.7 SPG for career. 

SG Charlie Scott – 3 time NBA All-Star and 2 time ABA All-Star averaged 17.9 PPG and 4.8 APG for career. 

SF/PF Shawn Marion – 4 time All-Star was an explosive leaper, terrific rebounder and a versatile defender, 15.2 PPG and 8.6 RPG in career

PF Rudy LaRusso – 5 time All-Star, averaged 16.9 PPG and 10.2 RPG in career

PF Elton Brand – averaged over 20 PPG in six seasons and and averaged over 10 RPG six times as well. Consistent and very solid when healthy. 

PF Bob Love – 3 time All-Star and 3 time All-Defensive second team selection, averaged over 19 PPG for seven straight seasons.

PF Rudy Tomjanovich – 5 time All-Star averaged 17.4 PPG and 8.1 RPG while shooting 50.1% from the field and 78.4% from the line.

PF Sidney Wicks – 4 time All-Star averaged 16.8 PPG, 8.7 RPG and 3.2 APG for career. 

C Wayne Embry – Five time All-Star in the 60s

 

 

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

A few other players I forgot to add:

PG/SG Paul Westphal – 5 time All-Star and 3 time All-NBA first team selection. 

PG Gilbert Arenas – He was a bit of a chucker but made 5 All-Star teams and has a couple of the highest scoring seasons for a PG in NBA history. 

SG Rip Hamilton the best offensive player on those Pistons teams of the 2000s. Averaged over 17 PPG for ten straight seasons in Detroit. Career 17.1 PPG, 45 FG%, 85 FT%

SG Brandon Roy – Career ended prematurely but a three time All-Star who was among the better players in the league for a few seasons

SG Rolando Blackman – 4 time All-Star, career 18 PPG. 

SG Otis Birdsong – Also a 4 time All-Star with a career PPG of 18

SG Doug Collins – first pick overall, made 4 All-Star teams and retired with 17.9 PPG with a FG% of 50.1 and a FT% of 83.3.

SG Alvin Robertson – Excellent defender made 4 All-Star teams and 6 All-Defensive teams. Averaged 14 PPG, 5 APG, 5.2 RPG and 2.7 SPG for career. 

SG Charlie Scott – 3 time NBA All-Star and 2 time ABA All-Star averaged 17.9 PPG and 4.8 APG for career. 

SF/PF Shawn Marion – 4 time All-Star was an explosive leaper, terrific rebounder and a versatile defender, 15.2 PPG and 8.6 RPG in career

PF Rudy LaRusso – 5 time All-Star, averaged 16.9 PPG and 10.2 RPG in career

PF Elton Brand – averaged over 20 PPG in six seasons and and averaged over 10 RPG six times as well. Consistent and very solid when healthy. 

PF Bob Love – 3 time All-Star and 3 time All-Defensive second team selection, averaged over 19 PPG for seven straight seasons.

PF Rudy Tomjanovich – 5 time All-Star averaged 17.4 PPG and 8.1 RPG while shooting 50.1% from the field and 78.4% from the line.

PF Sidney Wicks – 4 time All-Star averaged 16.8 PPG, 8.7 RPG and 3.2 APG for career. 

C Wayne Embry – Five time All-Star in the 60s

 

 

 

 

[gabriel_akvaParticipant]

 C Vlade Divac deserves a mention here too! 

 

If we continue the game after de 5th round, Sarunas Marciulionis should get drafted too.

 

 

[gabriel_akvaParticipant]

 C Vlade Divac deserves a mention here too! 

 

If we continue the game after de 5th round, Sarunas Marciulionis should get drafted too.

 

 

[gabriel_akvaParticipant]

 C Vlade Divac deserves a mention here too! 

 

If we continue the game after de 5th round, Sarunas Marciulionis should get drafted too.

 

 

[gabriel_akvaParticipant]

 C Vlade Divac deserves a mention here too! 

 

If we continue the game after de 5th round, Sarunas Marciulionis should get drafted too.

 

 

[Baldwin 55Participant]

 Here’s a few more names…

SG Louie Dampier- 17.1 ppt, 5.2apg ,7 time ABA All-star, all-time ABA team,

PG Mack Calvin- 16.7ppg, 4.8 apg , 5 time ABA All-star, all time ABA team

C Alex Groza – all-star, twice all NBA first team, 22.5 ppg, 10.7 rpg. 

 

 

 

[Baldwin 55Participant]

 Here’s a few more names…

SG Louie Dampier- 17.1 ppt, 5.2apg ,7 time ABA All-star, all-time ABA team,

PG Mack Calvin- 16.7ppg, 4.8 apg , 5 time ABA All-star, all time ABA team

C Alex Groza – all-star, twice all NBA first team, 22.5 ppg, 10.7 rpg. 

 

 

 

[Baldwin 55Participant]

 F Chet Walker- 18.2 ppg, 7.1 rebounds, 7 time all-star, HOF 

[Baldwin 55Participant]

 F Chet Walker- 18.2 ppg, 7.1 rebounds, 7 time all-star, HOF 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

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[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

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[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 Now that the fourth round is underway, figured I’d give an updated shortlist of in my opinion the top 20 or so players left at each position:

PG

Lenny Wilkens

Chauncey Billups

Gail Goodrich

Maurice Cheeks

Mark Price

Calvin Murphy

Fat Lever

Michael Ray Richardson

Jojo White

Norm Van Lier

Norm Nixon

Damian Lillard

Rajon Rondo

Gus Williams

Mark Jackson

Deron Williams

Kyle Lowry

Steve Francis

Baron Davis

Terry Porter

Kenny Anderson

Mookie Blaylock

Mack Calvin

 

SG

Hal Greer

Sam Jones

Earl Monroe

Mitch Richmond

Sidney Moncrief

Manu Ginobli

Bill Sharman

World B Free

Drazen Petrovic

Eddie Jones

Latrell Sprewell

Brandon Roy

Walter Davis

Paul Westphal

Rip Hamilton

Jeff Hornacek

Jimmy Butler

Alvin Robertson

Jerry Sloan

Michael Cooper

Allan Houston

Reggie Theus

Otis Birdsong

Rolando Blackman

Richie Guerin

Jeff Malone

Michael Redd

Doug Collins

Charlie Scott

Louie Dampier

Dale Ellis

 

SF

Billy Cunningham

Jamaal Wilkes

Bob Dandridge

Paul George

Paul Arizin

Jack Twyman

Peja Stojakovic

Glen Rice

Marques Johnson

Shawn Marion (also PF)

George Yardley

Metta World Peace

Dan Majerle

Mark Aguirre

Glenn Robinson

Chet Walker 

Lou Hudson

Mike Mitchell

Bruce Bowen

Rudy Gay

Kelly Tripucka

Jamal Mashburn

Kiki Vandeweghe

John Drew

 

PF

Jerry Lucas

Dave Debusshere

Chris Bosh

Dolph Schayes

Spencer Haywood

Connie Hawkins

Blake Griffin

Draymond Green

Shawn Kemp

Rasheed Wallace

Larry Nance

Gus Johnson

Maurice Stokes

Maurice Lucas

LaMarcus Aldridge

Tom Heinsohn

Zach Randolph

Tom Chambers

Terry Cummings

Detlef Schrempf

Bobby Jones

Amare Stoudemire

Buck Williams

George McGinnis

Elton Brand

Kevin Love

Vern Mikkelson

Shareef Abdur-Rahim

Rudy Tomjanovic

Al Horford

Sidney Wicks

Bob Love

Rudy LaRusso 

Bailey Howell (yes I know I went way over 20 with the PF)

 

C

Wes Unseld

Brad Daugherty

Dan Issel

Ben Wallace

Ralph Sampson

Jack Sikma

Bill Laimbeer

Demarcus Cousins

Mel Daniels

Kresimir Cosic

Marc Gasol

Ed Macauley

Neil Johnston

Zelmo Beaty

Mark Eaton

Marcus Camby

Vlade Divac

Wayne Embry

Elmore Smith

Swen Nater

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 Now that the fourth round is underway, figured I’d give an updated shortlist of in my opinion the top 20 or so players left at each position:

PG

Lenny Wilkens

Chauncey Billups

Gail Goodrich

Maurice Cheeks

Mark Price

Calvin Murphy

Fat Lever

Michael Ray Richardson

Jojo White

Norm Van Lier

Norm Nixon

Damian Lillard

Rajon Rondo

Gus Williams

Mark Jackson

Deron Williams

Kyle Lowry

Steve Francis

Baron Davis

Terry Porter

Kenny Anderson

Mookie Blaylock

Mack Calvin

 

SG

Hal Greer

Sam Jones

Earl Monroe

Mitch Richmond

Sidney Moncrief

Manu Ginobli

Bill Sharman

World B Free

Drazen Petrovic

Eddie Jones

Latrell Sprewell

Brandon Roy

Walter Davis

Paul Westphal

Rip Hamilton

Jeff Hornacek

Jimmy Butler

Alvin Robertson

Jerry Sloan

Michael Cooper

Allan Houston

Reggie Theus

Otis Birdsong

Rolando Blackman

Richie Guerin

Jeff Malone

Michael Redd

Doug Collins

Charlie Scott

Louie Dampier

Dale Ellis

 

SF

Billy Cunningham

Jamaal Wilkes

Bob Dandridge

Paul George

Paul Arizin

Jack Twyman

Peja Stojakovic

Glen Rice

Marques Johnson

Shawn Marion (also PF)

George Yardley

Metta World Peace

Dan Majerle

Mark Aguirre

Glenn Robinson

Chet Walker 

Lou Hudson

Mike Mitchell

Bruce Bowen

Rudy Gay

Kelly Tripucka

Jamal Mashburn

Kiki Vandeweghe

John Drew

 

PF

Jerry Lucas

Dave Debusshere

Chris Bosh

Dolph Schayes

Spencer Haywood

Connie Hawkins

Blake Griffin

Draymond Green

Shawn Kemp

Rasheed Wallace

Larry Nance

Gus Johnson

Maurice Stokes

Maurice Lucas

LaMarcus Aldridge

Tom Heinsohn

Zach Randolph

Tom Chambers

Terry Cummings

Detlef Schrempf

Bobby Jones

Amare Stoudemire

Buck Williams

George McGinnis

Elton Brand

Kevin Love

Vern Mikkelson

Shareef Abdur-Rahim

Rudy Tomjanovic

Al Horford

Sidney Wicks

Bob Love

Rudy LaRusso 

Bailey Howell (yes I know I went way over 20 with the PF)

 

C

Wes Unseld

Brad Daugherty

Dan Issel

Ben Wallace

Ralph Sampson

Jack Sikma

Bill Laimbeer

Demarcus Cousins

Mel Daniels

Kresimir Cosic

Marc Gasol

Ed Macauley

Neil Johnston

Zelmo Beaty

Mark Eaton

Marcus Camby

Vlade Divac

Wayne Embry

Elmore Smith

Swen Nater

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 Only 26 picks left in the All-Time Fantasy draft. Figured I’d provide a final breakdown of top players left (Assuming Rasheed was just picked). I’m looking at how many spots are open per position and then providing an additional five candidates. Also while my previous lists didn’t really have an order to them, these are my rankings based on all around play.

PG (4 spots open)

Lenny Wilkens

Chauncey Billups

Gail Goodrich

Calvin Murphy

Jo Jo White

Fat Lever

Michael Ray Richardson

Maurice Cheeks

Norm Van Lier

SG (4 spots open but 7 spots open if Chris Mullin, Bernard King and Dandridge slide to SF)

Eddie Jones/Latrell Sprewell (looks like one of them will go the Nets the other will still be available)

Bill Sharman

Brandon Roy

World B Free

Rolando Blackman

Jeff Malone

Walter Davis

Allan Houston

Alvin Robertson

Rip Hamilton

Jerry Sloan

Paul Westphal

SF (9 spots open but 10 if Clyde Drexler moves to SG)

Billy Cunningham

Jamaal Wilkes

Paul Arizin

Jack Twyman

Chet Walker

Marques Johnson

Peja Stojakovic

Mark Aguirre

George Yardley

Lou Hudson

Dan Majerle

Kiki Vandeweghe

John Drew (could have really been something without the cocaine addiction)

Detlef Schrempf

Bruce Bowen (might not be considered an All-Time great but as a pure 3 and D guy he might vault to the top of this list)

PF (8 spots open but 9 open if Marion moves to SF)

Connie Hawkins

Bobby Jones

Spencer Haywood

Buck Williams

Gus Johnson

Maurice Lucas

Larry Nance

Maurice Stokes

George McGinnis

Tom Heinsohn

Horace Grant

Tom Chambers

Bob Love

Terry Cummings

C (one spot open but three spots available if TD and Pau switch to PF)

Jack Sikma

Dan Issel

Kresimir Cosic

Neil Johnston

Mel Daniels

Demarcus Cousins

Ben Wallace

Bill Laimbeer

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

 Only 26 picks left in the All-Time Fantasy draft. Figured I’d provide a final breakdown of top players left (Assuming Rasheed was just picked). I’m looking at how many spots are open per position and then providing an additional five candidates. Also while my previous lists didn’t really have an order to them, these are my rankings based on all around play.

PG (4 spots open)

Lenny Wilkens

Chauncey Billups

Gail Goodrich

Calvin Murphy

Jo Jo White

Fat Lever

Michael Ray Richardson

Maurice Cheeks

Norm Van Lier

SG (4 spots open but 7 spots open if Chris Mullin, Bernard King and Dandridge slide to SF)

Eddie Jones/Latrell Sprewell (looks like one of them will go the Nets the other will still be available)

Bill Sharman

Brandon Roy

World B Free

Rolando Blackman

Jeff Malone

Walter Davis

Allan Houston

Alvin Robertson

Rip Hamilton

Jerry Sloan

Paul Westphal

SF (9 spots open but 10 if Clyde Drexler moves to SG)

Billy Cunningham

Jamaal Wilkes

Paul Arizin

Jack Twyman

Chet Walker

Marques Johnson

Peja Stojakovic

Mark Aguirre

George Yardley

Lou Hudson

Dan Majerle

Kiki Vandeweghe

John Drew (could have really been something without the cocaine addiction)

Detlef Schrempf

Bruce Bowen (might not be considered an All-Time great but as a pure 3 and D guy he might vault to the top of this list)

PF (8 spots open but 9 open if Marion moves to SF)

Connie Hawkins

Bobby Jones

Spencer Haywood

Buck Williams

Gus Johnson

Maurice Lucas

Larry Nance

Maurice Stokes

George McGinnis

Tom Heinsohn

Horace Grant

Tom Chambers

Bob Love

Terry Cummings

C (one spot open but three spots available if TD and Pau switch to PF)

Jack Sikma

Dan Issel

Kresimir Cosic

Neil Johnston

Mel Daniels

Demarcus Cousins

Ben Wallace

Bill Laimbeer

 

 

[ZachAttackParticipant]

 Andrei Kirilenko and Mehmet Okur could be on the list. I also wouldn’t mind seeing KAT on the list or Simmons even. It’d be cool to see one of those guys get drafted based on potential only.

There are a couple more too such as Paul Azirin, Richard Jefferson used to be pretty good…  That’s only a few that I can think of right now… But I will post more as I think of more.

 

[ZachAttackParticipant]

 Andrei Kirilenko and Mehmet Okur could be on the list. I also wouldn’t mind seeing KAT on the list or Simmons even. It’d be cool to see one of those guys get drafted based on potential only.

There are a couple more too such as Paul Azirin, Richard Jefferson used to be pretty good…  That’s only a few that I can think of right now… But I will post more as I think of more.

 

[dmo21Participant]

Just to give some variation to the peoples, I’ll list my top 10 at each position right now. They are listed somewhat in order.

PG:
Michael Ray Richardson
Lennie Wilkins
Steve Francis
Mo Cheeks
Norm Nixon
Fat Lever
Baron Davis
Mookie Blaylock
Derrick Rose
Norm Van Lier

SG:
Sprewell
Reggie Theus
Brandon Roy
Alvin Robertson
Jerry Sloan
Gail Goodrich
World B. Free
Eddie Jones
C.Scott
Guerin

SF:
Jamaal Wilkes!
Cunningham
Arizin
Marquees Johnson
John Drew
Glenn Robinson
Connie Hawkins
George Yardley
Jamaal Mashburn
Aguirre

PF:
Gus Johnson!
George McGinnis
Bridges
Larry Nance Sr.
Maurice Lucas
Kevin Love
Howell
Spencer Haywood
Tom Heisohn
Abdur-Rahim

C:
Jack Sikma
Mel Daniels
Demarcus Cousins
Dan Issel
Brook Lopez
Andre Drummond
Eaton
E. Smith
Beaty
Nater

[dmo21Participant]

Just to give some variation to the peoples, I’ll list my top 10 at each position right now. They are listed somewhat in order.

PG:
Michael Ray Richardson
Lennie Wilkins
Steve Francis
Mo Cheeks
Norm Nixon
Fat Lever
Baron Davis
Mookie Blaylock
Derrick Rose
Norm Van Lier

SG:
Sprewell
Reggie Theus
Brandon Roy
Alvin Robertson
Jerry Sloan
Gail Goodrich
World B. Free
Eddie Jones
C.Scott
Guerin

SF:
Jamaal Wilkes!
Cunningham
Arizin
Marquees Johnson
John Drew
Glenn Robinson
Connie Hawkins
George Yardley
Jamaal Mashburn
Aguirre

PF:
Gus Johnson!
George McGinnis
Bridges
Larry Nance Sr.
Maurice Lucas
Kevin Love
Howell
Spencer Haywood
Tom Heisohn
Abdur-Rahim

C:
Jack Sikma
Mel Daniels
Demarcus Cousins
Dan Issel
Brook Lopez
Andre Drummond
Eaton
E. Smith
Beaty
Nater

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