[torontoraptors10Participant]

Players born in 1990:

 
C – DeMarcus Cousins
PF – Greg Monroe
SF – Paul George
SG – Klay Thompson
PG – Damian Lillard

Bench:

C – Nikola Vucevic
PF – John Henson
SF – Gordon Hayward
SG – Iman Shumpert
PG – Ricky Rubio/Jrue Holiday/John Wall/Kemba Walker

Players born in 1991:

C – Derrick Favors
PF – Tristan Thompson
SF – Kawhi Leonard
SG – Dion Waiters
PG – Michael Carter-Williams

Bench:

C – Thomas Robinson
PF – Derrick Williams
SF – Terrence Ross
SG – Alec Burks
PG – Brandon Knight/Cory Joseph

Players born in 1992:

C – Jonas Valanciunas
PF – Jared Sullinger
SF – Harrison Barnes
SG – Victor Oladipo
PG – Kyrie Irving

Bench:

C – Enes Kanter
PF – Terrence Jones/Cody Zeller
SF – Tobias Harris
SG – Jeremy Lamb
PG – Trey Burke

Players born in 1993:

C – Andre Drummond
PF – Anthony Davis
SF – Michael Kidd-Gilchrist
SG – Bradley Beal
PG – Dennis Schroeder

Bench:

C – Alex Len/Steven Adams
PF – Anthony Bennett
SF – Maurice Harkless/Otto Porter
SG – Ben McLemore/Sergey Karasev/Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
PG – Marquis Teague

Which one do you think has the brightest future and has the best chance to be successful? Which line up looks the best to you? Please discuss!

My choice would have to be the class of 1990.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[qDizzle32Participant]

If 1988 was on there, it wouldn’t even be a question. 

Kevin Durant, Kevin Love, Derrick Rose, Stephen Curry, Russell Westbrook, Eric Gordon, Brook Lopez the list goes on. 

[torontoraptors10Participant]

1988:
C – Lopez
PF – Love
SF – Durant
SG – Curry
PG – Westbrook

1990:
C – Cousins
PF – Monroe
SF – George
SG – Thompson
PG – Lillard

Damn… That would be a good match. I would give the edge to 1988 but I feel it could go both ways.

 

 

[torontoraptors10Participant]

1988:
C – Lopez
PF – Love
SF – Durant
SG – Curry
PG – Westbrook

1990:
C – Cousins
PF – Monroe
SF – George
SG – Thompson
PG – Lillard

Damn… That would be a good match. I would give the edge to 1988 but I feel it could go both ways.

 

 

[qDizzle32Participant]

If 1988 was on there, it wouldn’t even be a question. 

Kevin Durant, Kevin Love, Derrick Rose, Stephen Curry, Russell Westbrook, Eric Gordon, Brook Lopez the list goes on. 

[[email protected]Participant]

should and you know what your getting from them, 93′ though looks like it "could" blow past the others. 91′ &92′, other than Kyrie,looks like decent starters/ high quality role players

[torontoraptors10Participant]

 I’d take ’90 over ’93 any day of the week

[torontoraptors10Participant]

 I’d take ’90 over ’93 any day of the week

[[email protected]Participant]

should and you know what your getting from them, 93′ though looks like it "could" blow past the others. 91′ &92′, other than Kyrie,looks like decent starters/ high quality role players

[qDizzle32Participant]

And 1993 is missing Tony Wroten. He would be the PG over Schroeder

[qDizzle32Participant]

And 1993 is missing Tony Wroten. He would be the PG over Schroeder

[myers3425Participant]

If you added 1984 you would have a stacked team. In my opinion would be better than any listed 

C – Bogut and Gortat 

PF – Melo & Bosh

SF – Lebron & Iguodala 

Sg – JJ Redick & Thabo Sefolosha

PG – Deron Williams & Nate Robinson

 

 

 

 

 

 

[myers3425Participant]

If you added 1984 you would have a stacked team. In my opinion would be better than any listed 

C – Bogut and Gortat 

PF – Melo & Bosh

SF – Lebron & Iguodala 

Sg – JJ Redick & Thabo Sefolosha

PG – Deron Williams & Nate Robinson

 

 

 

 

 

 

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

1985 would be pretty sick too, it’s just loaded with big men.

PG Chris Paul/Sebastien Telfair

SG Monta Ellis/Arron Afflalo

SF Luol Deng/Jared Dudley

PF LeMarcus Aldridge/Josh Smith

C Dwight Howard/Marc Gasol

Joakim Noah, Al Jefferson, Paul Millsap, Andrea Bargnani, Taj Gibson and Tiago Splitter don’t even make the team

 

And my choice for best birth year of all time: 1963

PG Terry Porter

SG Michael Jordan

SF Chris Mullin

PF Karl Malone

C Hakeem Olajuwon

Bench:

Joe Dumars

Jeff Hornacek

Detlef Schrempf

Charles Barkley

Charles Oakley

[ItsVictorOladipoParticipant]

1985 would be pretty sick too, it’s just loaded with big men.

PG Chris Paul/Sebastien Telfair

SG Monta Ellis/Arron Afflalo

SF Luol Deng/Jared Dudley

PF LeMarcus Aldridge/Josh Smith

C Dwight Howard/Marc Gasol

Joakim Noah, Al Jefferson, Paul Millsap, Andrea Bargnani, Taj Gibson and Tiago Splitter don’t even make the team

 

And my choice for best birth year of all time: 1963

PG Terry Porter

SG Michael Jordan

SF Chris Mullin

PF Karl Malone

C Hakeem Olajuwon

Bench:

Joe Dumars

Jeff Hornacek

Detlef Schrempf

Charles Barkley

Charles Oakley

[TRC1991Participant]

 Ofcourse 1990 looks better than 1993…1990 players have 3 extra years of NBA experience on the ’93 guys

 

SMFH

 

 

[TRC1991Participant]

 Ofcourse 1990 looks better than 1993…1990 players have 3 extra years of NBA experience on the ’93 guys

 

SMFH

 

 

[torontoraptors10Participant]

 Even if you look 5 years down the road… I would still take 1990

[torontoraptors10Participant]

 Even if you look 5 years down the road… I would still take 1990

[blood]

 has potentially 8 allstarst,and Henson could be DPOY candidate in few years

[blood]

 has potentially 8 allstarst,and Henson could be DPOY candidate in few years

[HitsterParticipant]

 Very good topic suggestion, I guess that 1984 is the prime year if we look at players at their peaks when considering which year was the best. A few years back, 1976 would have been awesome with Tim Duncan and KD as the backcourt and Antwan Jamison and Chanuncy Billups to name a couple also on the team. 

1963 is another year that springs to mind with Hakeem and MJ as the obvious ones. There would have been some strong years from 1972 to 1976 ( as I mentioned above) based around Shaq, Jason Kidd and the loaded 1996 draft also. 

 

[HitsterParticipant]

 Very good topic suggestion, I guess that 1984 is the prime year if we look at players at their peaks when considering which year was the best. A few years back, 1976 would have been awesome with Tim Duncan and KD as the backcourt and Antwan Jamison and Chanuncy Billups to name a couple also on the team. 

1963 is another year that springs to mind with Hakeem and MJ as the obvious ones. There would have been some strong years from 1972 to 1976 ( as I mentioned above) based around Shaq, Jason Kidd and the loaded 1996 draft also. 

 

[NickWayne87Participant]

You just plain didn’t go back far enough…..Should’ve went from the mid 80s till about 1990…….them younger 90s babies just plain haven’t cooked enough yet.

[NickWayne87Participant]

You just plain didn’t go back far enough…..Should’ve went from the mid 80s till about 1990…….them younger 90s babies just plain haven’t cooked enough yet.

[NickWayne87Participant]

You did say brightest FUTURE…….so I see your point….I think 93 has the brightest future….1990 is the best now obviously…

[torontoraptors10Participant]

 Can you please explain your reasoning?

[torontoraptors10Participant]

 Can you please explain your reasoning?

[NickWayne87Participant]

You did say brightest FUTURE…….so I see your point….I think 93 has the brightest future….1990 is the best now obviously…

[ph90702]

 1963 – Jordan at SG, Olajuwon at C, Malone at PF, and throw in two others.  Those three alone are elite.    

[ph90702]

 1963 – Jordan at SG, Olajuwon at C, Malone at PF, and throw in two others.  Those three alone are elite.    

[What The DevilParticipant]

 Come on 1991 ya gotta step it up! That class seems like the fringe star/amazing role player class…

[What The DevilParticipant]

 Come on 1991 ya gotta step it up! That class seems like the fringe star/amazing role player class…

[torontoraptors10Participant]

 Hmm I’d still go with 1990 but here is there updated lineup:

C – DeMarcus Cousins

PF – Draymond Green

SF – Paul George

SG – Klay Thompson

PG – Damian Lillard

 

Bench:

C – Nikola Vucevic

PF – Al Farouq Aminu

SF – Robert Covington

SG – Kemba Walker

PG – John Wall

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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