Many of the headline players at NBA Summer League are no longer playing in games, but the schedule continued Wednesday with a slate of seven contests.

We look at Bleacher Report’s top 100 NBA players ever list and see where one of the Los Angeles Lakers superstars lands.

Bleacher Report has released its top 100 NBA players of all-time list and Giannis checks in at No. 24. With career averages of 23.9 points per game, 9.9 rebounds per game and 5 assists per game over 12 seasons. Antetokounmpo is listed as the Bleacher Report's 24th best player in NBA history.

The Los Angeles Lakers might have a new incentive for emptying their asset collection and giving their roster as many win-now resources as they can.

Bleacher Report released its rankings of the Top 100 NBA players of all time. “We asked our legion of B/R NBA experts, writers and editors to take a list of the best 500 current and former NBA stars and whittle it down to their top 100,

Despite three straight 30-plus point campaigns and three All-NBA First Team honors, Gilgeous-Alexander was not listed among the best 100 players ever. Instead, other active players like Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, Jimmy Butler and Paul George were listed ahead — even with lesser resumes.

Michael Jordan still ranked No.1 in Bleacher Report's latest Top 100 players of all-time list, but MJ earned the top spot by beating LeBron James by one vote.

The first Rocket featured on was Dikembe Mutombo (No. 81), who spent five seasons with the team toward the end of his career. The first Houston icon on the list was Tracy McGrady (No. 59), who racked up multiple All-Star and All-NBA appearances with the franchise. Continue reading

Analyzing Bleacher Report's top 100 NBA players of all time list. Are the rankings accurate? Find out in this video!

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver put the topic of expansion on the back burner until the league settled its collective bargaining agreement (completed in 2023) and reached a new national broadcast deal (finalized in 2024).

Former Phoenix Suns players Shaquille O'Neal, Kevin Durant, Charles Barkley, Chris Paul, Steve Nash and Grant Hill all were a part of the list, which had Michael Jordan first, LeBron James second, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar third, Magic Johnson fourth and Bill Russell fifth.