ESPN has ranked the NBAs top 75 (or 76) players.

[L.Kizzle]

List just came out.
Here are some of the questionable rankings.

24 John Stockton
29 Chris Paul
36 Dominique Wilkins
39 Kevin McHale
51 Reggie Miller
52 George Gervin
53 Clyde Drexler
58 Elvin Hayes
68 Russell Westbrook

[Jasper]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aH9dc0m_IKA

Westbrock got in because he is the career leader in triple doubles... (would be nice if he got a ring or two)
Reggie Miller was a stroker , but he did not have enough credentials in my opinion ...

I liked it when MJ was called out last... then stood in the middle of the circle. (lmao)

My count was about 5 players I had never seen play ... But it was nice to see how they all aged.

[L.Kizzle]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aH9dc0m_IKA

Westbrock got in because he is the career leader in triple doubles... (would be nice if he got a ring or two)
Reggie Miller was a stroker , but he did not have enough credentials in my opinion ...

I liked it when MJ was called out last... then stood in the middle of the circle. (lmao)

Westbrook is also MVP, 10 time All Star and like 10 time All NBA.

[Gimmedarock]

Paul is the GOAT at point guard. No way he’s behind Stockton.

[Im Still Ballin]

I agree about McHale. He should be higher.

[L.Kizzle]

I agree about McHale. He should be higher.

Jokes. He's above Patrick Ewing. Pat is #40.

[Lebron23]

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/...check-our-list

Here are the complete rankings

[FultzNationRISE]

Westbrook is also MVP, 10 time All Star and like 10 time All NBA.

That's because voters aren't very bright.

He's absolutely not a top 75 player of all time, in terms of on-court impact relative to his era.

[L.Kizzle]

That's because voters aren't very bright.

He's absolutely not a top 75 player of all time, in terms of on-court impact relative to his era.

Gotta judge his career, not this season.

[RogueBorg]

List just came out.
Here are some of the questionable rankings.

24 John Stockton
29 Chris Paul
36 Dominique Wilkins
39 Kevin McHale
51 Reggie Miller
52 George Gervin
53 Clyde Drexler
58 Elvin Hayes
68 Russell Westbrook

No way Reggie Miller was a better player than Westbrook, Gervin, Drexler, and Hayes. Miller averaged 3 rebounds and 3 assists per game.

[L.Kizzle]

No way Reggie Miller was a better player than Westbrook, Gervin, Drexler, and Hayes. Miller averaged 3 rebounds and 3 assists per game.

It's crazy how they continue to rank Reggie over Clyde. Like they didn't play in the same era and Clyde was better every season they played lol.

[Gimmedarock]

Ewing should be in the 60’s bruh.

[FultzNationRISE]

Gotta judge his career, not this season.

Ofc he was never THIS terrible, but he’s always been an overrated stat padder IMO. I would never look to add him to my team, regardless of salary.

[Gimmedarock]

No way Reggie Miller was a better player than Westbrook, Gervin, Drexler, and Hayes. Miller averaged 3 rebounds and 3 assists per game.

If we’re honest Luka, Klay, & Harden are better then Miller. Better than lots of guys. They’ll get their due eventually.

[FultzNationRISE]

If we’re honest Luka, Klay, & Harden are better then Miller. Better than lots of guys. They’ll get their due eventually.

Harden would be more statistically productive in a regular season game.

But I wouldnt want him over Reggie if my goal was to be as competitive as possible when it matters.