Bruski 150: Final Update

So here we are again with just days (or hours) to go before the season starts. As usual, we’re publishing as late as possible so as to let the market solidify before we release these picks – many of which will go against the grain.

This is the same exact list that I have used in one big money league and I’m about to head into the National Fantasy Basketball Championship with it on Monday. Last year it was good enough to bring home the gold in 1-of-2 NFBKC leagues. The prior year it won the championship in the league that replaced the NFBKC due to the NBA lockout.

Longtime readers will know that I don’t play it safe here. I’m not worried about standing out from other sites’ rankings or even our own. This is about throwing my best punch and not being concerned about looking crazy when I do it. As a result, I’ve had some high profile wins on player projections and a few high profile losses, too. I haven’t seen any fantasy expert rankings in a while but when I have seen them they’ve put me at or near the top. Hopefully for all of us that trend will continue. Lastly, be sure to read the ground rules – they are key to using this list correctly.

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The ground rules….

• This is a Roto list. It’s not a head-to-head list or a points league list. It’s not a list to account for playoff formats. Frankly I’d prefer it to not even include 9-cat rankings because it’s terrible to penalize better players for handling the ball a lot. But because we all play 9-cat I include my ranks for 9-cat and the associated Average Draft Positions (ADP), as well. While I’m banging on 9-cat leagues I’ll bang on playoff leagues, too. Why go through the nightly grind of the NBA season to have the ever-growing problem of reality playoff shutdowns determine your league.

• If you don’t know that LaMarcus Aldridge finished No. 30 in the 8-cat rankings last season I cannot help you. There are frankly way too many people that don’t understand this and then get freaked out when I rank him No. 36 this season. Great player, but fantasy metrics march to the beat of a rigid mathematical drum. If you drafted him at his ADP of 15 last season, you returned about half of the value that you should have gotten at that slot in an 8-cat league. I highly recommend you guys check out Basketball Monster or look into the math that goes into this.

• Each player in the top 300 or so has been hand-projected for each category. Those projections have been scrutinized in every context that might affect the final outcome. A proprietary blend of methodologies – both quantitative and qualitative – is used to weave the resulting numbers into these rankings.

• This is a year-long list. By ranking a player (for example) No. 33, I am predicting they will finish as the 33^rd ranked player at the end of the year, cumulatively. So games played predictions are necessarily a factor in these rankings. In that respect, it is vital owners know that I am not intending for them to draft players in this order.

• Again, owners need to consider their specific marketplace and determine where they would like to draft players based on ADP, strength of their league and the like. Just because I rank a guy way ahead of his ADP, or if the ADP doesn’t exist because the guy isn’t getting drafted enough – it doesn’t mean you grab him where I rank him.

• ADPs are pulled from ESPN for 8-cat and Yahoo for 9-cat.

• These are pure values that don’t account for any punting or specialized team builds you might want to look at. If you want to adjust for punting or a specific type of team build you’ll need to do that on your own. For what it’s worth I seek balance when building a team whether it’s Roto or H2H.

• As you move down in the rankings, the players’ values get increasingly bunched up. Hence, it’s possible for guys to rise or slide quickly in terms of numeric rank, when in reality their values are much closer than it may seem.

So without further ado, I give you the Bruski 150:

8-CAT	ADP	NAME	TEAM	POS	NOTES	9-CAT	ADP
1	3	Stephen Curry	GSW	G	Down with the King! Curry beat him last year and he’ll squeak by him again.	3	4
2	1	LeBron James	CLE	F	Tempting to take AD, but in 8-cat LeBron still holds a notable edge.	2	2
3	6	Russell Westbrook	OKC	G	Beware Godzilla. Fire, brimstone, it’s the end of the world as we know it (and I feel fine).	9	8
4	3	Anthony Davis	NOR	F/C	We don’t know what his ceiling is. If he takes a semi-normal step forward, he lands here.	1	3
5	6	James Harden	HOU	G/F	Curry+James are Tier 1, Westy+AD are Tier 2, Harden and Paul are Tier 3.	8	6
6	5	Chris Paul	LAC	G	Paul may always own Griffin in fantasy, but in reality ball this is Blake’s season.	4	6
7	16	Kevin Durant	OKC	F	Wondering where to take KD? By my numbers and a guess of 25 missed games on the year, it’s here.	7	6
8	9	John Wall	WAS	G	Wall, Leonard + Cousins are very tight. Wall gets the nod for safety, Boogie down for fun.	14	12
9	18	Kawhi Leonard	SAS	G/F	The projection isn’t even that aggressive numbers-wise. Pop just has to hold his hand through the door.	5	20
10	10	DeMarcus Cousins	SAC	F/C	Buckle up for a monster season. Efficiency is his only vice, 26 & 10 is on the way.	16	11
11	13	Serge Ibaka	OKC	F/C	He was poised for a big year before KD went down. Now Brooks *has* to recognize him.	6	14
12	16	Damian Lillard	POR	G	One of the safer plays at this stage of the draft.	13	16
13	11	Kevin Love	CLE	F/C	Some risk of injury or a down year, but the situation in CLE could end up being insanely dynamic.	10	8
14	7	Carmelo Anthony	NYK	F	Shoot less in the triangle? I assumed a slight reduction, but I need to hear more to drop him more.	12	8
15	27	Nicolas Batum	POR	G/F	Like with his point guard teammate, a Batum selection comes with extra peace of mind.	15	26
16	36	Mike Conley	MEM	G	See that ADP? Happens every year and Conley usually comes out on the right side of that fight.	17	32
17	19	Kyrie Irving	CLE	G	This is what happens when LeBron James storms the castle.	18	16
18	12	Blake Griffin	LAC	F/C	Gone are the days of being a Roto bummer. Hopefully his new range isn’t a sap to his value.	29	16
19	26	Dirk Nowitzki	DAL	F/C	If anybody catches up with his one-legged fallaway he’ll come up with something else.	11	20
20	28	Kyle Lowry	TOR	G	In competitive leagues he’s not falling to this No. 24 ADP. TOR guard depth will be a nuisance.	22	21
21	33	Paul Millsap	ATL	F/C	Perennially underrated, Millsap is in a contract year and has nothing between he and this ranking.	21	28
22	33	Klay Thompson	GSW	G/F	3.0 treys, 20 points, 45% field goal shooting and 81 percent from the line. Book it.	20	35
23	50	Gordon Hayward	UTA	G/F	Like with Kenneth Faried, the residual effects of Team USA will become immediately apparent.	44	55
24	50	Kenneth Faried	DEN	F	Faried is no longer a dirty work guy on offense. In fact, he’s becoming the go-to guy for the Nuggets.	24	59
25	57	Ricky Rubio	MIN	G	Reality basketball issues are tarnishing the value of last year’s No. 22 finisher.	51	50
26	37	Al Horford	ATL	F/C	I think he’s going to be fine but expecting him to come out firing on all cylinders is a bit optimistic.	23	27
27	43	DeMar DeRozan	TOR	G/F	DeRozan improves every summer. This year it’s his handles. He and Lowry are a handful.	36	48
28	19	Chris Bosh	MIA	F/C	Bosh is gonna go for 19 & 8 and hit his throws. But he can’t climb this list with issues elsewhere.	32	23
29	48	Chandler Parsons	DAL	F	Parsons won’t get a huge boost in the move to DAL, but there are a few more touches to go around.	27	45
30	53	Thaddeus Young	MIN	F	Because he’s so underrated, I’m a big stockholder. I do worry, though, about Minny going young in MAR.	19	46
31	30	Marc Gasol	MEM	C	Loss of explosion was an issue before his injury last year. To his credit, he looks spry to start the year.	30	38
32	26	Goran Dragic	PHO	G	The only way Dragic can keep pace with last year is if the Suns run Nellie style. They’re not quite there.	43	28
33	45	Nikola Vucevic	ORL	F/C	Vooch needs to take one more category to the next level to compete with the big boys.	35	41
34	45	Jeff Teague	ATL	G	Another guy whose durability covered up lower returns. Teague was the #37 play and can only go up.	45	59
35	44	Kemba Walker	CHA	G	Preseason injuries have caused a bit of a slide. Still hard to know if that means value or lost profits.	34	53
36	14	LaMarcus Aldridge	POR	F/C	LMA finished No. 30 last year, ADP at #15. Look for a similar phenomena to stump America once again.	26	11
37	18	Al Jefferson	CHA	F/C	#26 last year, like LMA his ADP was a pricy #17. Look for cracks in the armor, Lance to steal his boards	25	16
38	54	Deron Williams	BKN	G	I’m less bearish on Deron than most. Ankle surgery seems to have really helped. We’ll see.	41	34
39	42	Victor Oladipo	ORL	G	Between the knee and his face his ADP continues to sink, which means value since his injuries should heal up well.	78	60
40	55	Jrue Holiday	NOR	G	Holiday probably won’t start the year in tip-top shape, but a solid fantasy game will help float his value.	68	53
41	42	Eric Bledsoe	PHO	G	Like with Goran Dragic, the arrival of the Pizza Guy and the other PHO depth is going to ding him.	58	40
42	33	Monta Ellis	DAL	G	As consistent and durable as they come at the tail end of the early rounds.	82	47
43	61	Wesley Matthews	POR	G/F	Another underrated selection year after year, Matthews has a defined role and very little risk.	28	56
44	22	Derrick Rose	CHI	G	Rose still has issues with defensive stats and teammates that can help with the load, but the explosion is back.	86	28
45	91	Jeremy Lin	LAL	G	You’re reading this correctly. The Lakers need his offense badly.	63	107
46	52	Rajon Rondo	BOS	G	There’s risk but in an 8-cat league Rondo simply needs to not fall off the cliff to achieve this rank.	61	42
47	28	Joakim Noah	CHI	F/C	The days of point-Noah are mostly done and a crowded frontcourt pushed him down the list.	39	25
48	79	Markieff Morris	PHO	F/C	Morris is a hot name this year and yet his ADP hasn’t caught up with the hype. Consider him in Round 6.	56	107
49	93	Reggie Jackson	OKC	G	Pushed up the board by KD’s injury, Jackson’s FT shooting and rebounding are sneaky assets.	65	110
50	50	Derrick Favors	UTA	F/C	Favors’ FT% is a high-volume drag and he relies on others to get him the ball. I’m not on the RW wagon.	47	61

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8-CAT	ADP	NAME	TEAM	POS		9-CAT	ADP
51	36	Rudy Gay	SAC	F	The best part about IT for Rudy was that he kept Rudy from initiating too much. Beware the FG%.	94	37
52	58	Brandon Jennings	DET	G	In an 8-cat league he just needs to keep SVG in his corner. If he can stay in his lane, there’s solid upside.	66	85
53	37	DeAndre Jordan	LAC	C	No step forward on FTs this year, Jordan is going to lose a few minutes with Hawes around.	33	36
54	24	Andre Drummond	DET	F/C	Obviously the FT shooting pushes him way down the list. I don’t punt, but if you pick AD you will need to.	40	30
55	26	Kobe Bryant	LAL	G	Kobe’s legs may or may not show up. His old man game is going to be inefficient and disappointing if they don’t.	93	29
56	47	Dwyane Wade	MIA	G	Sure, somebody may hit the lottery and get a healthy Wade. They may also burn a fiery fantasy death.	98	36
57	65	Marcin Gortat	WAS	C	Gortat a poor man’s Vucevic, needing to shore up deficiencies to go ‘next level.’ Big year ahead though.	49	65
58	101	Tobias Harris	ORL	F	Harris’ lost season was a bummer b/c nobody in ORL reported the extent of his injury. He’s healthy now.	37	97
59	60	Michael Carter-Williams	PHI	G	MCW sits atop the food chain in a stat-friendly, garbage time environment. 9-cat owners beware.	118	70
60	85	Terrence Jones	HOU	F	TJ has been up and down in preseason action. Motie not a real threat, so TJ’s fantasy game is ‘on.’	31	113
61	87	George Hill	IND	G	Hill’s lack of defensive stats keep him from truly excelling, but he’s been active in the box score.	59	80
62	25	Ty Lawson	DEN	G	The injury red flags continue to pile up and the depth in DEN’s backcourt will necessarily cut into his minutes.	79	34
63	72	Trevor Ariza	HOU	G/F	Ariza isn’t as versatile or efficient as Parsons, and it’s hard work not getting swallowed by Harden+D12.	48	66
64	59	Pau Gasol	CHI	F/C	I get the Pau love (he looks great). I boosted his numbers with my own blend of HGH. They land here.	71	60
65	26	Dwight Howard	HOU	F/C	Again, this is his pure value. Owners that punt are competing with each other to define his value.	141	32
66	72	Nerlens Noel	PHI	F/C	The garbage time could lead to insane DEF numbers. He’ll be a top (bad) offensive option for PHI, too.	75	55
67	103	Isaiah Thomas	PHO	G	Write his numbers in ink. He gets this high at 27.5 mpg, and he’ll be close w/out expected injury assistance.	67	69
68	87	Robin Lopez	POR	C	The ‘other’ Lopez has quietly become one of the better centers in the league in both fantasy and reality.	38	76
69	68	Jimmy Butler	CHI	G/F	He may end up higher on the Final B150. I try not get all hot+bothered b/c of preseason, but he deserves it.	55	68
70	64	Lance Stephenson	CHA	G/F	He brings more to the table than blowing in someone’s ear. No really, look at his rank - he does!	76	69
71	107	Patrick Beverley	HOU	G	A lot worked against Beverley last year. Improved and hungry, no Parsons will help.	42	99
72	119	Gorgui Dieng	MIN	C	He snags this ranking in 27 mpg, and he’ll get most of the way there w/out brittle Pek getting hurt.	50	135
73	80	Jonas Valanciunas	TOR	C	The only cool Jonas Brother would be higher if not for those meddling kids (Lowry, DeRozan, Ross)	73	86
74	60	Tim Duncan	SAS	F/C	Go ahead Tim, make us all look dumb for the 5th or 6th year in a row. Puts hair on our chest.	62	44
75	113	Mario Chalmers	MIA	G	This ranking assumes he doesn’t blow his cushy starting job. I don’t think he will.	92	109
76	119	Draymond Green	GSW	F	Can Kerr cut through the crap and get the right GSW guys on the floor? Cream will rise, regardless.	57	125
77	81	Larry Sanders	MIL	F/C	Mysterious surgeries, illnesses, and never a dull moment for The Show. A prove-it year, projection wise.	69	79
78	90	Jamal Crawford	LAC	G	He looks lethal after all these years. The Clips are weak on the wings and it’ll be business as usual.	83	96
79	102	Josh McRoberts	MIA	F/C	He has a long leash and a blank slate. Light rebounding Bosh his only competition for boards.	64	124
80	82	Greg Monroe	DET	F/C	If you want to bump him up in hopes of a trade, go for it. It may be more trouble than it’s worth.	104	88
81	90	Jared Sullinger	BOS	F/C	On the Mt. Rushmore of Large Humans That Shoot Threes already. Inefficiency kills his rankings, though.	108	118
82	96	Darren Collison	SAC	G	It’s concerning that all the success was a preseason mirage. But assuming no implosion in SAC, he’s here.	106	97
83	86	Roy Hibbert	IND	C	Those suckered into proclaiming Roy’s DPOY cred got playoff punishment. This year is the reckoning.	110	85
84		Kyle O’Quinn	ORL	F/C	O’Kyle how fore art they sleeping in fantasy land? I don’t know, thy merely make thee lists.	46
85	140	Timofey Mozgov	DEN	C	Get ready for Mozgov madness. Let’s be real, he has no competition for minutes and he’s pretty good.	70	134
86	54	David Lee	GSW	F/C	Kerr has already made overtures that he knows what we’ve known for years. Turn the page, Steve.	107	60
87	60	Josh Smith	DET	F	Only SAC would be…um…brazen enough to entertain his contract. You’re hoping for a Monroe trade.	140	76
88	84	Tyreke Evans	NOR	G/F	Evans is perennially hurt and ruined by years of mismanagement. Looks like Monty is ready to play the guy.	151	88
89	140	Mason Plumlee	BKN	F/C	With or without Lopez injury assistance, Plumdog is getting minutes. And they’ll generate this much value.	52	133
90	140	Rudy Gobert	UTA	C	The Stifle Tower is a physical specimen. Don’t expect him to be held down for long, if at all.	54	140
91	112	Danny Green	SAS	G/F	Green (#118 last year) was annoying but what happens (if you survive) is you become a Pop guy.	53	116
92	140	Henry Sims	PHI	C	Sims’ mid-range game sort of works with Noel. He appears to be the last and possibly only center standing in PHI.	81	128
93	106	JJ Redick	LAC	G	Redick is no stranger to this section of the rankings. If he’s healthy, this is where he’ll go.	60	95
94	112	Paul Pierce	WAS	F	Yeah there’s risk and mileage, but he fits perfectly as the elder statesmen that knows how to get buckets.	97	91
95	112	Trey Burke	UTA	G	Burke is playing very well. Too bad his DEF stats hold him back. He’s ‘the man’ at PG all year and more.	112	117
96	52	Brook Lopez	BKN	C	His recent absence has certainly pushed him way down the list. His fast start last year? Unsustainable.	77	33
97	91	Jose Calderon	NYK	G	I’d rank Jose higher but it’s still a combustible mix in NY and nothing to play for late in the year.	80	77
98	116	Avery Bradley	BOS	G	Shoot them threes, Avery! But that’s pretty much all you’re getting with Bradley so pay accordingly.	96	140
99	87	Jeff Green	BOS	G/F	This is where inefficient, high-volume players find themselves in the B150.	99	108
100	114	Gerald Green	PHO	G/F	Efficient with %s, he has made a case for 24-28 mpg this preseason and PHO is heading toward small ball.	87	100
101	75	David West	IND	F	Ranked as if the ankle injury is of the less serious variety.	111	67
102	91	Brandon Knight	MIL	G	Milwaukee is trending toward Keith Smart/Larry Drew territory early, but Kidd has time to right the ship.	143	111
103	81	Ryan Anderson	NOR	F/C	Fake trade idea - Move Anderson back home to SAC. Everybody wins. Things are tight in the Big Easy.	74	49
104	76	Luol Deng	MIA	F	Infamous scouting report unearthed what we knew - he’s been run down. Poor fantasy stat set.	121	81
105	59	Tony Parker	SAS	G	Quiet dominance underscored by declining fantasy metrics and constant worry of being Popped.	138	61
106	117	DeMarre Carroll	ATL	F	Concerns about Horford are valid, but depth is still a problem for ATL and Carroll is still very underrated.	84	123
107	121	John Henson	MIL	F/C	This assumes he plays 28 mpg and right now it’s anybody’s guess what’s happening in MIL.	113	143
108	100	Giannis Antetokounmpo	MIL	G/F	You won’t find me reaching higher than this. I love his potential, but it’s not translating this year.	153	109
109	119	KJ McDaniels	PHI	F	It’s fun to think about somebody like KJ running around unbridled in PHI, but this is a more realistic finish.	134	146
110	110	Taj Gibson	CHI	F/C	Gibby is busting at the seams wanting to be the man. He’ll hover here w/out a major injury in CHI.	120	103
111	140	Otto Porter Jr	WAS	F	Porter is getting a solid opportunity to impress early and so far he has taken advantage of it.	114	142
112	120	Alec Burks	UTA	G	Fantasy metrics hold him back, so no I’m not sipping the Kool Aid. Breakout yes, but not in fantasy.	158	139
113	78	Bradley Beal	WAS	G	Inefficient shooting, lacking DEF numbers and an injury will shuttle you to the bottom real quick.	125	68
114	74	Kyle Korver	ATL	G/F	He did way better than this last year, saw time w/ Team USA. Real backups will allow ATL to ease his mpg	105	73
115	48	Jabari Parker	MIL	F	Really hard to project in the mosh pit that is MIL. Silver lining - he’s the only bankable asset.	218	58
116	140	OJ Mayo	MIL	G	Fat O.J. Mayo has been exorcised and the new sleek, aerodynamic version has intriguing upside late in drafts.	171	133
117	120	Spencer Hawes	LAC	F/C	It would be funnier if Obama wiped his ass with some Spencer Hawes toilet paper.	115	101
118	112	Amir Johnson	TOR	F/C	Assuming his ankles don’t snap in half (he’ll still try to play) - he’ll scoot into this value despite timeshare	85	116
119	140	CJ Miles	IND	G/F	Miles is going to swing back and forth like a wrecking ball if you’re into that sort of thing.	90	144
120	140	Wes Johnson	LAL	G/F	Bad team + Wes Johnson = Surprising fantasy value at bottom barrel prices.	89	146
121	115	Terrence Ross	TOR	G/F	Ross is improving on the whole and will be a streaky value guy buoyed by projected durability.	100	138
122	107	Tyson Chandler	DAL	C	Wouldn’t be surprising to see him outperform this ranking, but hard to trust him given age/injury risk.	103	98
123	120	Kelly Olynyk	BOS	C	Shoots well enough from the field and line to make the threes worth the squeeze. Watch out for Zeller.	88	119
124	62	Andrew Wiggins	MIN	F	Things I like: Insane potential. Things I don’t like: Crowded rotation, his tendency to be passive.	219	69
125	71	Zach Randolph	MEM	F/C	Age/mileage concerns aside, this is an easy prediction but as you can see he’s way overrated.	142	73
126	106	Andre Iguodala	GSW	G/F	That contract looked terrible at the time and it’s about to look real bad next year.	122	96
127	105	Eric Gordon	NOR	G	Gordon’s fantasy game relies on serious volume and he simply won’t get that with Jrue+Reke around.	157	102
128	115	Andrew Bogut	GSW	C	Hope if you draft Bogut is GSW commits to keeping his mpg down and he slithers through healthy year.	102	106
129		Brandan Wright	DAL	F/C	Got stuck in the 3-headed blender last year. Not happening this year and dude isn’t even getting drafted.	72
130	140	Samuel Dalembert	NYK	C	Phil mentioned 26 mpg fairly specifically and that would be on the high end of Dalembert’s typical workload.	116	146
131	102	JR Smith	NYK	G/F	The Triangle and Smith are a match made in the satanic hell known as Customs line at Oak Int’l Airport.	109	113
132		PJ Tucker	PHO	G/F	Hornacek wants his defense on the floor. He’ll get three yards per carry and plod his way to this rank.	101	149
133		Courtney Lee	MEM	G/F	Another uninspiring bottom of the draft option best fit for deeper leagues.	91
134		Patrick Patterson	TOR	F/C	More of the same for Patterson this year. Improvements in his game will push him into late round value.	95
135	140	Miles Plumlee	PHO	F/C	Plumlee looks like he’ll be backed up by Morris sliding into minutes at C, rather than set in big mpg role.	126	144
136	118	Omer Asik	NOR	F/C	If you punt one of his many deficient areas then you’re probably doing it wrong.	156	118
137	74	Joe Johnson	BKN	G/F	Iso Joe’s volume will continue to erode and his lack of defensive stats won’t support that.	130	86
138	112	Nick Young	LAL	G/F	When the swag returns to L.A., it will be much needed, hilarious, and it will push him back into the B150	135	139
139	87	Kevin Martin	MIN	G/F	Whether it’s crowding or injury risk he’s screwed. Owners can look elsewhere.	117	75
140	140	Jeremy Lamb	OKC	G/F	Rank assumes 26 mpg on the year. Unfortunately, OKC chose not to develop him in real games last year.	128	140
141	112	Carlos Boozer	LAL	F/C	Even with bumps up for expected production as the team’s unquestioned starting PF, he lands here.	189	115
142	122	Matt Barnes	LAC	F	Barnes will be a better asset in 9-cat leagues and is struggling with his shot right now.	119	128
143	119	Tony Wroten	PHI	G	I want to rank him higher and I tried to, but his high-volume (bad) FT% makes him a punt guy only.	254	142
144	97	Elfrid Payton	ORL	G	Fantasy issues with shooting are omnipresent, but he runs what could be an exciting up-tempo team.	279	107
145	118	Marcus Smart	BOS	G	Fantasy metrics hurt him, but he’s going to be a beast on the defensive end for the Celtics.	193	134
146	104	Jordan Hill	LAL	F/C	He’s going to get hurt at some point and he can’t handle more than 27 mpg. Enjoy the ride while it lasts.	139	112
147	94	Nikola Pekovic	MIN	C	Injury issues and a 27 mpg ceiling make this an easy rank for a guy with plenty of fantasy deficiencies.	137	76
148	116	Mirza Teletovic	BKN	F	Teletovic is going to get his minutes one way or another. Problem is he’s terrible in a number of cats.	132	146
149	112	Anderson Varejao	CLE	F/C		196	117
150	117	Enes Kanter	UTA	C		172	124

Honorable Mention: Hollis Thompson, Steven Adams, Arron Afflalo, Khris Middleton, Vince Carter, Kyle Singler, James Johnson, Marco Belinelli, Manu Ginobili, Tiago Splitter, CJ Watson, Wilson Chandler, Danilo Gallinari, Ramon Sessions, Jameer Nelson, Iman Shumpert, Lou Williams, Channing Frye, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Dion Waiters, Norris Cole, Julius Randle, JaVale McGee, Nene, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Andrei Kirilenko, Amare Stoudemire, Boris Diaw, Marcus Thornton, Greivis Vasquez, Corey Brewer, Tony Allen, Jarrett Jack, Cody Zeller, Shawn Marion, Alan Anderson, Anthony Morrow, Randy Foye, Rodney Stuckey, D.J. Augustin, Tyler Zeller, Evan Fournier, Shaun Livingston, Gerald Henderson, Ersan Ilyasova, Rodney Hood, Tim Hardaway Jr., Doug McDermott, James Ennis, Jodie Meeks