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Aug 21, 2016; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Serbia point guard Milos Teodosic (4) handles the ball against USA guard Paul George (13) in the men's basketball gold medal match during the Rio 2016 Summer Olympic Games at Carioca Arena 1. Mandatory Credit: Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports /

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Milos Teodosic (age 30)

Stats: 15.6 points, 7.3 assists (Euroleague)

Milos Teodosic probably should never play in the NBA. He lacks quickness, doesn’t jump high, is weak and a liability on defense. Even in the most crucial moments of a game, he looks bored, like if he would rather be in bed sleeping or lying on a sunny beach somewhere.

In reality, he is probably plotting to shred opposition’s plans to pieces with his pinpoint passes and cold blooded shooting. There is seldom a game he participates in, without a highlight, threading-the-needle pass that leaves the defense flat footed and a CCKA Moscow teammate happy.

To put it simply, Milos Teodosic is the best pure play maker out there. In the world.

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He owes to himself to play with the best and next season he is sure to wear an NBA jersey.

NBA Fits: Any team, he is that good.

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