Ask five people how to organize just the NBA's best players, and you'll probably get five different answers.
Now, let's provide the real answer.
To do so, we need to use the end point of last season as our starting point for now. And a lot sure did change last year:
Until LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers took over during the NBA Finals, the 2015-16 campaign belonged to the Golden State Warriors. Stephen Curry was the runaway favorite for MVP, eventually earning the award in unanimous fashion for the first time in league history. Around him was a stellar supporting cast that included two more legitimate stars—Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.
But the Dubs didn't claim every great player. Kevin Durant bounced back in fantastic fashion, and he may not even have been the best on his own team. Kawhi Leonard continued his emergence as a bona fide superstar. Kyle Lowry thrived for the Toronto Raptors.
Buckle up for the ultimate ranking of the Association's best and brightest: the B/R NBA 200 as we count down all of the NBA's standout ...
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Article written by Adam Fromal