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NBA Player Rankings: From Brandon Ingram to Zach LaVine

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Press 'Enter' to see all resultsMost Recent StoriesAuthorsAtlanticMetropolitanCentralPacificAFC EastAFC NorthAFC SouthAFC WestNFC EastNFC NorthNFC SouthNFC WestAtlanticCentralSoutheastSouthwestNorthwestPacificAL EastAL CentralAL WestNL EastNL CentralNL WestFeatured Teams&nbsp;Featured TeamsLeaguesMLS&nbsp;Featured&nbsp;&nbsp;CompetitionsFeatured Teams&nbsp;The top 125 NBA players: The Athletic’s Player Tiers, Tier 4 — from Brandon Ingram to Zach LaVineEditor’s Note: On Monday, we introduced the methodology and research that went into creating the tiers in general, as well as listing the players in the Nos. 80-125 best player range. Rather than recap in full, we encourage you to peruse there for those details to allow us to get right into Tier 4.In a typical season, between 35 and 45 players produce at a level consistent with placement in Tier 4 and includes those who are expected to provide between approximately the 40th to 80th most championship impact. In practical terms, these are generally very good players, some of whom might grab an All-Star slot or two, but are not (or in the case of some are no longer) in the “perennial All-Star” conversation. Given starter-type minutes, this group will bring somewhere between four and seven wins per season, translating to production worth between around $13 million and $23 million per season in (projected) 2020 dollars.Unlike Tier 5 and below, where...Subscribe NowSubscribe now to get full access to the new sports page. Must read content, player grades, stuff you can't get anywhere else.Continue reading this story...Enter your email to read this article for freeRead this story for freeJust create an account, no credit card required!Sign up with FacebookLast Step: Verify your EmailWe’ve sent a verification code to . Enter the code below or click the link in the emailCookie SettingsFor more information about Cookies and how to adjust them, please see our .EssentialThese are cookies that are required to provide you with features or services that you have requested. For example, Cookies that enable you to log into secure areas of our site or use a shopping cart. These Cookies are necessary for the performance of the Services and may not be removed.AnalyticalThese Cookies allow us to understand how visitors use our site. This includes information about the number of visitors to the site, what pages visitors view on our site and how long visitors are viewing pages on the site. Analytical Cookies also help us measure the performance of our advertising campaigns in order to help us improve our advertising campaigns and to optimize our Services' content for those who engage with our advertising.Accept

Press 'Enter' to see all resultsMost Recent StoriesAuthorsAtlanticMetropolitanCentralPacificAFC EastAFC NorthAFC SouthAFC WestNFC EastNFC NorthNFC SouthNFC WestAtlanticCentralSoutheastSouthwestNorthwestPacificAL EastAL CentralAL WestNL EastNL CentralNL WestFeatured Teams&nbsp;Featured TeamsLeaguesMLS&nbsp;Featured&nbsp;&nbsp;CompetitionsFeatured Teams&nbsp;The top 125 NBA players: The Athletic’s Player Tiers, Tier 4 — from Brandon Ingram to Zach LaVineEditor’s Note: On Monday, we introduced the methodology and research that went into creating the tiers in general, as well as listing the...

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