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Today the 2023-24 NBA Regular Season begins and with that we are thrilled to announce that we have updated our Notinhalloffame.com Basketball Hall of Fame Monitor of active players based on their existent accomplishments.
You can see the complete list here, but we are presenting the Pre-2023-24 Top 10 Active Players immediately!
#1. LeBron James, Los Angeles Lakers
#2. Kevin Durant, Phoenix Suns
#3. Steph Curry, Golden State Warriors
#4. Chris Paul, Golden State Warriors
#5. Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks
#6. Nikola Jokic, Denver Nuggets
#7. James Harden, Philadelphia 76ers
#8. Russell Westbrook, Los Angeles Clippers
#9. Anthony Davis, Los Angeles Lakers
#10. Joel Embiid, Philadelphia 76ers
Look for many more lists, list revisions, podcasts and more content soon!
Pre-2023-24 Rank: #50.
Positional Notes: Gilgeous-Alexander also played at Shooting Guard.
Peak Period: From 2018-19 to 2023-24. Gilgeous-Alexander has only played six years, and has not completed a maximum Peak Period.
We can only imagine how it feels for Los Angeles Clippers fans every time they watch SGA play, as they had him as a rookie and gave him up for Paul George, who is no longer there.
Gilgeous-Alexander had a breakout 2022-23, during which time he was a First-Team All-NBA player with a 30-plus PPG. Last year, he was the MVP runner-up, was a First-Team All-NBA player again, and now leads OKC into this season as a top contender.
The sky is the limit for this young Canadian.
Pre-2023-24 Rank #49.
Positional Notes: LaVIne has also played at Small Forward and Point Guard.
Peak Period: From 2017-18 to 2023-24. LaVine is still in his Peak Period.
Zach LaVine has done well with the Chicago Bulls thus far, appearing in two All-Star Games and posting five consecutive 23-plus PPG years, but the Bulls have not done much with him there. Last year, he was injured for a good part of it, and as he approaches 30, he is running out of time to alter the narrative.
Pre-2023-24 Rank: #46.
Positional Notes: Brown has also played considerable time as a Shooting Guard.
Peak Period: From 2017-18 to 2023-24. Brown’s continued growth should see him extend his Peak Period.
We said earlier that Jayson Tatum was the best player on the Boston Celtics team that won the 2024 NBA Championship, but Jaylen Brown was named the Eastern Conference Final and NBA Finals MVP. Tatum was named to his third All-Star Game and was arguably snubbed for a Third-Team All-NBA, adding to the increasing chip on his shoulder.
This season could be explosive for Brown and the Celtics.