10. Eric Bledsoe, Phoenix Suns (20.4 PPG, 6.1 APG, 4.0 RPG): The only reason Bledsoe ranks tenth and not higher is because he tore the meniscus in his left knee and played only 31 games this year. Prior to his injury, Bledsoe was leading the Suns in scoring while also averaging two steals a game. There are very few point guards in the league that can matchup with Bledsoe’s athleticism and possess Bledsoe’s two-way ability. Hopefully he can rebound from his injury and return t

It is always fun to imagine our favorite athletes playing another sport and wondering how they would do. Who hasn’t wanted to see LeBron James strap up some football pads, or see if Alex Rodriguez is as good at football and basketball as people claim? Well I decided to go ahead and come up with a NFL offense consisting of NBA stars. Quarterback- John Wall, Washington Wizards (6’4”, 195 pounds): Wall has everything you look for when you are searching for a quarterback in a NBA

Phoenix Suns: Phoenix labored through a disastrous 2015-16 season, finishing 23-59, which was fourth in the Pacific Division. The Suns were dealt a rough hand with the injury bug throughout the season, as Eric Bledsoe and Brandon Knight both saw their season end early. Bledsoe was averaging career highs in points (20.4), assists (6.1), and steals (2.0) to go with 4.6 rebounds per game before missing the final three months after surgery on his torn meniscus. Knight was averag

Terry Rozier: Boston Celtics- Rozier possesses great athleticism at the point guard position with good size at 6’2”, 190 pounds and blazing speed. In the summer league, Rozier showed an improved jump shot while averaging 19.2 points, six rebounds, and 3.8 assists per game. He seemed to have a lot more confidence than during his rookie season, when he rarely saw the floor. Should Rozier continue to play at this increased level, coach Brad Stevens will need to find room for the

We can finally get rid of all the speculating about Oklahoma City’s near future thanks to Russell Westbrook. Westbrook agreed to a maximum level extension with the team on August 4, after the Thunder rescinded their offer to Dion Waiters in order to make space for the max offer. After Kevin Durant’s shocking departure to the Golden State Warriors , the focus immediately shifted to Westbrook and whether he would stay in OKC or leave in his free agency, which was set to take pl

*Photo via Getty Images Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past month, you know that Kevin Durant shocked the Oklahoma City Thunder and the NBA by signing with the Golden State Warriors. Durant’s blindside left the Thunder with one option, ensure Russell Westbrook’s future with the team, or trade him before he follows Durant out the door. After reports came out that Westbrook wasn’t interested in signing an extension with the Thunder until after the season, rumor

It was never supposed to reach this point for the Thunder. In June of 2012, Oklahoma City lost in the NBA Finals to LeBron James and the Miami Heat 4-1. The question after that series wasn’t “Will OKC ever have another chance?” Instead it was, “How many championships will they win?” The Thunder were nearing the top of their ascent to the peak of the NBA. Built through the draft, the team was led by a ‘Core Four’, consisting of Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, James Harden

*Photo via Getty Images In a move that will be remembered in infamy in Oklahoma City, Kevin Durant decided to leave the only NBA team he has ever played for. Durant announced through The Players’ Tribune that he will sign with the Golden State Warriors, agreeing to a 2-year/$54.3M deal, the second year is a player option. It isn’t just the fact that Durant left the Thunder after nine seasons, including one in Seattle with the Supersonics; it is the team he left them for. T