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you did not say "this season" and if you did, it makes your argument worthless. nobody gives a frick that beal may have slipped into the top 10 for 2020 when lots of clearly-better players were hurt (KD, George, Zion, Curry, Klay, etc).

Under what circumstances do you determine top ten exactly if not the most recent output you have to measure? Beal played like a borderline top 10 player this season and in the right circumstance projects to stay around there as he enters his prime(and that is key, most guys you list are on the back side of their primes).

There is no guarantee Paul George EVER plays as good as he does going on 30 with his body severely beat up and 31-32 next season. That KD comes back like Warriors/Thunder KD. That Curry at 33 will still be prime Curry.

It seems to me you are basing your list on the best output of these players over the last several seasons, but that is just as open to flawed logic. Over an entire career even more so.

This post was edited on 6/12/20 at 10:43 am

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Posted by cajun_tiger

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Posted on 6/12/20 at 10:48 am to Bronc

Bradley Beal is

#2 scoring per game
#5 minutes per game
#17 PER
#16 offensive WS
#11 offensive +/-

Those are the only stats i can find him in the top 20 of the league in on basketball reference for his best year of his career. Im sorry but that isn't a top 10 player. Maybe top 20, probably top 30. He is what i said he was, a high usage fairly efficient player putting up numbers on a bad team. His best trait is he's in his prime and signed up for a few more years.

This post was edited on 6/12/20 at 10:50 am

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