The annual survey of NBA General Managers has unveiled the league’s top players in each position, and the results have stirred up some interesting debates and discussions within the basketball community. While there were clear favorites in most categories, the question on everyone’s mind is: who was the biggest snub?

 

Here are the GMs’ selections for the top players in each position:

Power Forward (PF): Giannis Antetokounmpo (97%) The “Greek Freak” Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to dominate in the power forward position, earning an overwhelming 97% of the GMs’ votes. His exceptional versatility, athleticism, and incredible skill set make him a formidable force.

 

Small Forward (SF): Jayson Tatum (47%) In the small forward category, Jayson Tatum emerged as the top pick with 47% of the votes. The young Boston Celtics star has been making waves with his scoring ability and all-around game.

 

Point Guard (PG): Stephen Curry (63%) The “Chef” Stephen Curry maintains his status as the premier point guard in the league, capturing 63% of the votes. His three-point shooting and playmaking abilities are second to none.

 

Shooting Guard (SG): Devin Booker (63%) Devin Booker shares the title of top shooting guard with 63% of the votes. His scoring prowess and leadership on the court have earned him this recognition.

 

Center (C): Nikola Jokić (93%) Nikola Jokić, the versatile center of the Denver Nuggets, claimed the center position with an impressive 93% of the votes. His unique skills as a big man, including playmaking and scoring, have set him apart.

 

While these selections represent the majority opinion of NBA GMs, one question remains: who was the biggest snub? Several prominent players come to mind, such as Luka Dončić, Kawhi Leonard, and LeBron James, who did not secure the top spot in their respective positions.

The competition for these coveted titles is fierce, and the varying opinions of fans and analysts add an extra layer of intrigue to the ongoing debates. As the NBA season approaches, it will be fascinating to see how these selections play out on the court and whether any perceived “snubs” use this as extra motivation to elevate their game.