After helping Michigan State to two Final Fours, Draymond Green was a second-round draft pick of the Golden State Warriors in 2012. Eight years later, Green has been to three NBA All-Star games, won three NBA titles, and earned the 2017 league Defensive Player of the Year award.

And, he’s the NBA’s most overrated player.

Not a Shooter

Green has never been and will never be a long-range jump shooter. In today’s modern game, the 3-pointer rules, but Green’s jump shot leaves much to be desired. He is a career 32 percent shooter from behind the 3-point arc. By contrast, Green’s teammate Stephen Curry is a career 40-plus-percent 3-point shooter.

Kevin Durant is only 31, but he already has a hall of fame resume. The man formerly known as “The Slim Reaper” is a 10x NBA All-Star, 4x scoring champion, 2014 MVP and most importantly a 2x NBA champion with 2 Finals MVP.

KD may be sidelined this season while he recovers from an Achilles injury, but that doesn’t mean you should forget about him. When people debate the best player in the world LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and Kawhi Leonard are usual names that are mentioned. But what if I told you the Durant is the best player in the league right now even while injured?

The NBA world has been going crazy after a report was released about “sources” citing that some Los Angeles Clippers’ players were unhappy with the star treatment that Kawhi and PG have been getting since joining the team. The media networks have been having a field day covering this topic. When you think of drama and dysfunction in Los Angeles, you tend to think of the L.A. Lakers. So the possibility that there might be any type of drama coming from the Clippers organization has NBA fans and members of the media going crazy.

Will the real “King of LA” please stand up?  No, not you Kawhi, you have some catching up to do.  Lebron?  He may not even be the king on his own team.  Anthony Davis has not only emerged as a new contestant in the royalty sweepstakes, he has solidified the argument that he is in fact the new King of LA!

AD has elevated his play in almost every statistical category, leading to Lebron having an outstanding start to the season, and the Lakers looking every bit like the NBA Finals contenders that they were predicted to be.  Kawhi Leonard is having himself quite the season for LA’s other team, but that is all that they are to the rest of the league, LA’s other team.  The spotlight in Los Angeles is only big enough for the Lakers.