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Who is the best player from the 2015 NBA Draft?

By YPB Team

NBA scouts in 2015 got some picks gloriously right and others badly wrong. This class now holds franchise All-Stars, title-winning role players and second-round steals, so judge them on the careers they actually built.

  1. Karl-Anthony Towns — ranked #11
    Karl-Anthony Towns
    The No. 1 pick, a Rookie of the Year and multiple-time All-Star big man known for elite shooting.
    1000pts
  2. Pat Connaughton — ranked #22
    Pat Connaughton
    The No. 41 pick, a high-flying role player on Milwaukee's 2021 title team.
    926pts
  3. Devin Booker — ranked #33
    Devin Booker
    The No. 13 pick who scored 70 in a game, became a perennial All-Star and won Olympic gold.
    848pts
  4. Bobby Portis — ranked #44
    Bobby Portis
    The No. 22 pick, a fan-favourite energy big man who won the 2021 championship with Milwaukee.
    714pts
  5. Montrezl Harrell — ranked #55
    Montrezl Harrell
    The No. 32 pick who won the 2020 Sixth Man of the Year award with the Clippers.
    641pts
  6. Kristaps Porziņģis — ranked #66
    Kristaps Porziņģis
    The No. 4 pick, a 7-foot-3 unicorn who became an All-Star and won the 2024 title with Boston.
    629pts
  7. Tyus Jones — ranked #77
    Tyus Jones
    The No. 24 pick, a pass-first point guard famous for his record assist-to-turnover ratio.
    555pts
  8. Kelly Oubre Jr. — ranked #88
    Kelly Oubre Jr.
    The No. 15 pick, an athletic, high-scoring wing who became a reliable starter.
    470pts
  9. Delon Wright — ranked #99
    Delon Wright
    The No. 20 pick, a steady defensive guard who carved out a long career.
    470pts
  10. Myles Turner — ranked #1010
    Myles Turner
    The No. 11 pick, a two-time NBA blocks leader and longtime defensive anchor in Indiana.
    470pts
  11. Norman Powell — ranked #1111
    Norman Powell
    The No. 46 pick who won a title with Toronto and grew into a 20-point scorer.
    470pts
  12. Larry Nance Jr. — ranked #1212
    Larry Nance Jr.
    The No. 27 pick, an athletic, high-IQ forward and dunk-contest participant.
    370pts
  13. Terry Rozier — ranked #1313
    Terry Rozier
    The No. 16 pick, nicknamed 'Scary Terry' for his 2018 playoff run and later a 20-point scorer.
    370pts
  14. Jahlil Okafor — ranked #1414
    Jahlil Okafor
    The No. 3 pick who averaged 17.5 points as a rookie and made the All-Rookie First Team.
    370pts
  15. Josh Richardson — ranked #1515
    Josh Richardson
    The No. 40 pick who developed into a two-way starter for Miami.
    252pts
  16. D'Angelo Russell — ranked #1616
    D'Angelo Russell
    The No. 2 pick, a crafty left-handed guard who made the 2019 All-Star team with Brooklyn.
    252pts
  17. Kevon Looney — ranked #1717
    Kevon Looney
    The No. 30 pick, the Warriors' rebounding glue man on three championship teams.
    252pts
  18. Justise Winslow — ranked #1818
    Justise Winslow
    The No. 10 pick, a versatile Miami wing prized for his defense early in his career.
    0pts

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