Only one player can go back to his prime:

  1. Derrick Rose
  2. Russell Westbrook
  3. Lebron James
  4. Klay Thompson
  5. Patrick Beverley
  6. Chris Paul
  7. Kyrie Irving
  8. Kawhi Leonard
  9. Victor Oladipo
  10. Kyle Lowry
  11. Danny Green
  12. Al Horford
  13. Jeff Green
  14. Mike Conley
  15. Kevin Durant
  16. Deandre Jordan
  17. JaVale McGee
  18. Harrison Barnes
  19. Eric Gordon
  20. Ricky Rubio
  • Sugarking45@alien.topBEnglish
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    Prime lebron is the easiest answer but prime drose and Conley would look scary on their current team

  • watrwedoing@alien.topBEnglish
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    il y a 3 ans

    2009 LeBron on the current Lakers, AD could miss 3/4 of the season and they’d probably finish with a top seed

  • OwlAlert8461@alien.topBEnglish
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    il y a 3 ans

    CP3.

    One reason is he is the farthest from his peak and on a contender. If he hits his peak again, not sure how you deal with that backcourt.

    • Sy6574@alien.topBEnglish
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      il y a 3 ans

      The problem is that he is a redundancy on that roster.

      He really only work now because he can come off the bench.

      I’d argue that Klay going back to his prime is a bigger impact

  • ajteitel@alien.topBEnglish
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    Honestly, Klay. Getting back his pre-injury mobility, keeping his deadly shot, and way better defense would be huge when playing next to late-prime Curry.

  • DrownedInBeans@alien.topBEnglish
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    il y a 3 ans

    How are you not going to even list James Harden who averaged an efficient 33/9/7 on 62% TS from 2017 through 2020 lol. He only missed 19 regular season games across those 4 seasons. He’s like the most underrated and underappreciated star ever.

    I think Lebron is the obvious answer to this question but you listed guys like Patrick Beverley and Jeff Green without considering Harden.

  • bautistar1@alien.topBEnglish
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    il y a 3 ans

    prime klay on the warriors, only because the gap from his prime to his current form is bigger than prime lebron vs now.