4. Stephen Curry, Golden State Warriors
If I were personally starting a team, I might choose Steph at No. 1 overall. He’s the best shooter in the history of the game, and arguably the second-best draw when it comes to attendance (after LeBron).
At 31, his injury history is becoming a mild concern, and he might only have a few good years left, though I’d roll the dice on him being capable of bringing his team another championship.
3. LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers
As far as I’m concerned, LeBron is still the best player in the NBA, as well as the biggest household name and subsequent draw. At 35 years old, even if he ends up only playing a few more years, three years of LeBron is equivalent to 10 years of a slightly lesser player (Bradley Beal).
He’s averaging 25 points, 7.7 rebounds, and 10.7 assists per game, which is incredible production for a man of his age.