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Who is the best player from the 2010 NBA Draft?

By YPB Team

Lottery stars, second-round steals and role players who outlasted the hype make this class far deeper than its draft-night reputation suggested.

  1. Paul George — ranked #11
    Paul George
    10th pick by Indiana who became a nine-time All-Star and one of the best two-way wings of his era.
    1000pts
  2. Eric Bledsoe — ranked #22
    Eric Bledsoe
    18th pick who became a tough, explosive starting point guard and All-Defensive selection.
    873pts
  3. Ed Davis — ranked #33
    Ed Davis
    13th pick who carved out a long career as a rebounding, screen-setting backup big.
    826pts
  4. Evan Turner — ranked #44
    Evan Turner
    Second overall pick and versatile wing who later became a key bench playmaker in Portland.
    826pts
  5. Al-Farouq Aminu — ranked #55
    Al-Farouq Aminu
    Eighth pick and long, switchable defender who started for playoff teams in Portland.
    565pts
  6. Greivis Vásquez — ranked #66
    Greivis Vásquez
    28th pick and creative Venezuelan point guard who averaged 13.9 points and 9.0 assists for New Orleans in 2012-13.
    565pts
  7. Patrick Patterson — ranked #77
    Patrick Patterson
    14th pick and dependable stretch big who was a key reserve for the Raptors.
    565pts
  8. John Wall — ranked #88
    John Wall
    No. 1 overall pick by Washington, a lightning-quick five-time All-Star point guard.
    439pts
  9. DeMarcus Cousins — ranked #99
    DeMarcus Cousins
    Fifth pick by Sacramento, a skilled four-time All-Star center with huge scoring and rebounding numbers.
    439pts
  10. Gordon Hayward — ranked #1010
    Gordon Hayward
    Ninth pick by Utah who grew into an All-Star scoring forward with the Jazz.
    439pts
  11. Hassan Whiteside — ranked #1111
    Hassan Whiteside
    Second-round pick who resurfaced in Miami to lead the NBA in rebounds and blocks.
    439pts
  12. Derrick Favors — ranked #1212
    Derrick Favors
    Third pick whose long career as a defensive big man was mostly spent with the Utah Jazz.
    439pts
  13. Larry Sanders — ranked #1313
    Larry Sanders
    15th pick whose shot-blocking peak with Milwaukee briefly made him one of the league's best rim protectors.
    439pts
  14. Avery Bradley — ranked #1414
    Avery Bradley
    19th pick and relentless Celtics perimeter defender with two All-Defensive selections.
    0pts
  15. Lance Stephenson — ranked #1515
    Lance Stephenson
    40th pick whose energy and triple-double flair made him a fan favourite in Indiana.
    0pts
  16. Landry Fields — ranked #1616
    Landry Fields
    39th pick who made the All-Rookie First Team as a starter for the Knicks.
    0pts
  17. Greg Monroe — ranked #1717
    Greg Monroe
    Seventh pick by Detroit, a crafty post scorer and passer who averaged a double-double in his prime.
    0pts

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