Warriors have three players in ESPN’s top 10 NBA players

ESPN’s ranking of the top 100 players in the NBA has finally concluded, and let’s just say that the Golden State Warriors were well represented. Really, really, really well represented.

After Andre Iguodala was ranked 43^rd, and Klay Thompson came in ranked 19^th, the top-10 was revealed, featuring a whopping three players on the Warriors.

NBA Finals MVP Kevin Durant led the Dubs, earning the distinction of ESPN’s 2^nd-best player, behind only LeBron James. The heart, soul, and face of the franchise, Stephen Curry, wasn’t far behind, as he was ranked 4^th. Finally, do-everything power forward Draymond Green rounded out the top spots, as he was ranked 10^th.

For the Warriors, the list is full of accomplishments. Only two teams had a player ranked higher than the second Warrior on the list, and only eleven teams had a player ranked higher than the fourth Dub. Long story short, the Warriors dominated ESPN’s list, just like they dominated the 2017 NBA playoffs.

Of course, everyone views things differently, and everyone will find something to quibble with on this list. What do you think of how the Warriors graded out?