[Lotto StudParticipant]

All in their prime years: Rate them in a standard Lottery Draft selection order from 1-13

Stephon Marbury ‘00-‘01 Nets
Steve Nash ‘05-‘06 Suns
Chauncey Billups ‘03-‘04 Pistons
Mike Bibby ‘05-‘06 Kings
Jason Williams ‘01-‘02 Grizzlies
Steve Francis ‘01-‘02 Rockets
Baron Davis ‘03-‘04 Hornets
Andre Miller ‘01-‘02 Cavaliers
Tony Parker ‘08-‘09 Spurs
Gilbert Arenas ‘05-‘06 Wizards
Devin Harris ‘08-‘09 Nets
Deron Williams ‘09-‘10 Jazz
Chris Paul ‘07-‘08 Hornets

[Lotto StudParticipant]

1. Gilbert Arenas
2. Steve Nash
3. Chris Paul
4. Baron Davis
5. Chauncey Billups
6. Stephon Marbury
7. Steve Francis
8. Deron Williams
9. Tony Parker
10. Andre Miller
11. Devin Harris
12. Jason Williams
13. Mike Bibby

[Mr. JewboyParticipant]

 1. Chris Paul

2. Steve Nash

3. Gilbert Arenas

4. Baron Davis

5. Deron Williams

6. Chauncey Billups

7.Tony Parker

8. Stephon Marbury

9. Mike Bibby

10. Steve Francis

11. Devin Harris

12. Andre Williams

13. Jason Williams

 

If we were basing it off of potential it would be different, but judging on what these players actually produced and how much they helped their team, I would rank it like this.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[220Participant]

 1. Steve Nash

2. Chris Paul

3. Chauncey Billups

4. Gilbert Arenas

5. Deron Williams

6. Tony Parker

7. Stephon Marbury

8. Baron Davis

9. Steve Francis

10. Devin Harris

11. Andre Miller

12. Mike Bibby

13. Jason Williams

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[CoachWyersParticipant]

 I based my rankings off their NBA Careers.

 1. Chris Paul
2. Steve Nash
3. Tony Parker
4. Chauncy Billups
5. Gilbert Arenas
6. Deron Williams
7. Stephon Marbury
8. Baron Davis
9. Steve Francis
10. Jason Williams
11. Mike Bibby
12. Andre Miller
13. Devin Harris

 

[llperez]

1-Paul
2-Nash
3-Gilbert
4-baron
5-Parker
6-billups
7-deron
8-marbury
9-Francis
10-miller
11-Harris
12-bibby
13-Williams

[The GoatParticipant]

1. Steve Nash
2. Tony Parker
3. Chauncy Billups
4. Chris Paul
5. Gilbert Arenas
6. Deron Williams
7. Stephon Marbury
8. Baron Davis
9. Steve Francis
10. Andre Miller
11. Devin Harris
12. Mike Bibby
13. Jason Williams

The group of Baron, Stevie Franchise, Deron and Starbury are very hard to split.

Chris Paul – at the end of the day, Chris Paul may be #1 for most, but what has he really accomplished? Tony Parker and Chauncey both have rings and finals MVPs . I don’t go for the argument that if Chris Paul went to San Antonio or Detroit he would have rings too – there’s no way of proving that. He may have turned those teams into the Clippers or Rockets for all I know.

The only guy I could place higher without rings is Nash. At his peak, he was transcendent. He transformed the game and rightly earned MVPs during that period – despite Shaq etc.

CP3 never hit MVP heights or won rings, so he sits at 4.

[Lotto StudParticipant]

I’m not too sure if you all are comprehending the draft itself. It is solely based on their seasons with the team assigned beside the names; not career based projections.

[417basketballfanParticipant]

 No Jason kidd?

[Lotto StudParticipant]

‘96-‘05 classes. 

[dmo21Participant]

1. Paul

2. Nash

3. Arenas

4. Marbury

5. D.Williams

6. Parker

7. Francis

8. Davis

9. Harris

10. Billups

11. Bibby

12. Miller

13. J.Williams

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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