[post_page_title]28. Kyrie Irving[/post_page_title]
Another active player, Kyrie had the mixed blessing of playing alongside this generation’s greatest player Lebron James for three seasons. Before that, Irving was Cleveland’s top dog, netting a Rookie of the Year nod. However, as a team the Cavs weren’t good, and missed the playoffs his first three seasons.
When Lebron returned to The Land, the Cavs won a title with Irving playing a major role, but it wasn’t enough. Kyrie demanded a trade, believing – rightfully so – he was good enough not to play second fiddle. He got his wish, went to Boston and returned the Celts to relevance, taking them to the East’s second best record before being sidelined by injury just before the playoffs. If he can remain healthy, he’s going to make a serious case for moving further up the list.
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