
1. Zion Williamson
His Career Awards section is cartoonishly long. He put up a 35/12 last season. But just like Luka, Zion will be a UFA this offseason. Is the pressure on for Dallas to deliver Zion a championship? Or is it vice versa?
2. DeAndre Ayton
He may not have had the same postseason success as the year before, but last season Ayton reached new heights, putting up a 28/12/3 on 60% FG. The All-Time greatest Net has his eyes set on a 2nd ring. But he'll need a GM first.
3. Bruno Fernando
After the two demi-gods above him, Bruno Fernando's stats seem quite pedestrian. But to call him anything short of great would be a disservice to one of the most intimidating bigs in the game and the heart of Grizzlies basketball.
4. James Wiseman
Wiseman's first season as a Piston wasn't a success in terms of wins. However, it quietly proved to be the 24-year old's best season yet. He may not be an offensive wrecking ball like some other bigs, but his defense is utterly flawless. If Detroit wins a few more games this year, could he finally start getting some DPOY love? (Yes I'm biased)
5. Jaren Jackson
The former #1 pick is one of the better overall bigs in the game. Playing alongside Donovan Mitchell, Jackson never made it past the 2nd round of the playoffs. It'll be interesting to see what he can accomplish with his new sidekick, Ja Morant.
6. Robert Williams
Say what you want, but the Robin to Ayton's Batman deserves to be here. Williams is fresh off a 20/10 season and is seemingly content living in Ayton's shadow. If Brooklyn finds a GM, they might want to consider using Williams as a trade chip to secure their future. Everyone knows the dude can hoop, but can he do it on a team without 2 MVP candidates? We may never know.
7. Kofi Cockburn
Kofi put up a monstrous 19ppg in his rookie season. Is the new pairing of Kofi-Dyson the CSL's next SGA-Ayton?
8. Karl-Anthony Towns
The longtime Rocket is now a Pacer, his 4th team in as many seasons. While he slowly drifts off into the sunset with the CSL's absurd age 32 cut off for relevance (when are we fixing this, Gary??), it's worth not overlooking his dominance. KAT has been a 20-10 machine for a decade in the league. Will the Pacers send him to a contender, or will he have to wait until next season to sign with one?
9. Alen Smailagic
Snail Magic isn't the most complete player on this list, but his offense gets him on here nonetheless. The 23-year old Serbian is somehow already on his 4th team. With the Suns destined for the lottery again, Snail Magic's critics will likely grow louder when insisting that he's nothing more than a stat stuffer. But boy, Smailagic stuffs stats superbly.
Honorable mentions
Laurynas Birutis
Michael Young
Marvin Bagley
Skal Labissiere
Chimezie Metu
Jaxson Hayes
Christ Koumadje
Mark Williams
Dedric Lawson
Victor Wembanyama
Wendell Carter
Mo Bamba
Bol Bol
Onyeka Okongwu
Evan Mobley








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