One generational MVP, a few champions, and a long list of role players who made the Atlantic crossing look easy. Trophies, longevity or pure skill, you decide what counts.
1Aleksej PokuševskiLanky 2020 first-round pick of Oklahoma City, known for his unusual guard skills at 7 feet.1000pts
2Peja StojakovićSharpshooting forward for the Sacramento Kings, a three-time All-Star and 2011 champion with Dallas.871pts
3Nikola JokićDenver Nuggets center and three-time NBA MVP who led the franchise to its first championship in 2023.685pts
4Nenad KrstićNets center who finished runner-up for Rookie of the Year in 2005 and started in the playoffs.633pts
5Vladimir RadmanovićLong-range forward who started for the Lakers in the 2008 NBA Finals.621pts
6Miloš TeodosićEuropean playmaking legend who brought his creative passing to the Clippers for two seasons.621pts
7Darko MiličićNumber two pick in 2003 who won a title with the Detroit Pistons in 2004 and played ten NBA seasons.464pts
8Bogdan BogdanovićScoring guard who made the All-Rookie team with Sacramento and became a long-time starter and sixth man.464pts
9Nikola JovićTall playmaking forward who developed into a rotation player for the Miami Heat.464pts
10Boban MarjanovićTowering 7-foot-4 center and fan favorite known for huge per-minute production off the bench.365pts
11Nemanja BjelicaVersatile stretch forward who spent seven seasons with Minnesota, Sacramento, Miami and Golden State.365pts
12Vlade DivacSkilled passing center for the Lakers and Kings who became a Hall of Famer and pioneer for European players.249pts
13Vasilije MicićTwo-time EuroLeague MVP guard who made the jump to the NBA with Oklahoma City in 2023.249pts
14Marko JarićPoint guard who started for the Clippers and Timberwolves in the mid-2000s, including a deep playoff run.0pts
