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NBA Preview: Every Team’s Best And Worst Player On The Roster

By Michael Saenz

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Oct 14, 2014; Cleveland, OH, USA; Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (left) and guard Kyrie Irving (2) smile in the third quarter against the Milwaukee Bucks at Quicken Loans Arena. Mandatory Credit: David Richard-USA TODAY Sports

As we continue our NBA preview series, we take a closer look at each team’s best and worst player on their roster

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With the 2014-15 NBA season ready to begin, there’s no better time to reset the stage and take a objective look at each team from top to bottom.

And that’s exactly what I’ll do — kind of.

I’ve compiled a list of each team’s best player and “worst-good” player. A team’s “worst-good” player is someone who is viewed, or considered, good but that is bad. It’s a nicer way of saying overrated, but not really.

A team’s “worst-good” player is still good, just not good for the team necessarily. It’s quite complicated.

Nevertheless, I gave it a shot and compiled one great player and “bad” player for all 30 teams. There was one key rule, though. I didn’t include any players that are projected to miss the 2014-15 season. There aren’t many that are, but I stood by that one guideline.

Here are the results.

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