Historical Estimated Plus-Minus (EPM) of '00s and '10s NBA Superstars (no playoffs)

[b]Best Three-Year EPM Stretches:[/b]

1. LeBron James (08-10) +9.26
2. Stephen Curry (15-17) +9.20
3. James Harden (18-20) +9.06
4. Chris Paul (08-10) +8.73
5. Chris Paul (12-14) +8.4
6. LeBron James (11-13) +7.93
7. Kawhi Leonard (15-17) +7.5
8. Giannis Antetokoumpo (18-20) +7.2
9. Dwyane Wade (09-11) +6.96
10. Anthony Davis (18-20) +6.66
11. Kevin Garnett (03-05) +6.56
12. Russell Westbrook (15-17) +6.36
13. Kevin Durant (13-16) +6.16
14. Damian Lillard (18-20) +5.96
15. Dirk Nowitzki (06-08) +5.7
16. Tim Duncan (05-07) +5.66
17a. Kobe Bryant (06-08) +5.5
17b. Dwight Howard (09-11) +5.5
19. Steve Nash (05-07) +4.96

[b]Best Single-Season EPM[/b]

1. Chris Paul (2009) +10.8
2. Stephen Curry (2016) +10.5
3. LeBron James (2009) +10.3
4. James Harden (2019) +10.0
5. LeBron James (2013) +9.0
6. Giannis Antetokoumpo (2020) +8.9
7. Chris Paul (2012) +8.5
8a. Dwyane Wade (2009) +7.9
8b. Kawhi Leonard (2016) +7.9
10. Anthony Davis (2018) +7.3
11a. Kevin Garnett (2003) +7.0
11b. Russell Westbrook (2017) +7.0
13a. Kevin Durant (2014) +6.6
13b. Damian Lillard (2018) +6.6
15. Tim Duncan (2005) +6.5
16. Dirk Nowitzki (2003) +6.3
17. Kobe Bryant (2006) +5.9
18. Dwight Howard (2011) +5.8
19. Steve Nash (2007) +5.5

Pretty accurate for the most part, but in no way was Lillard more valuable to his team as Nash was in those 05-07 years.

Surprised Nash is so low, he was the engine on those Suns teams.

[QUOTE=1987_Lakers;14888996]Pretty accurate for the most part, but in no way was Lillard more valuable to his team as Nash was in those 05-07 years.

Surprised Nash is so low, he was the engine on those Suns teams.[/QUOTE]

I'm sure there's an era element to the results. Either the '00s guys are worse, which I don't think they are, or their numbers are suppressed by the rules and style of play of the time.