Tristan Thompson: one of the NBA’s most unforgiving board-snatchers in his heyday.

Marcus, the younger (Morris Twin), is a versatile, ‘matchup problem’ forward.

Every night (in his prime, DJ systematically destroyed opponents on the glass – look up, down, then up again and he’s already grabbed 10 rebounds.

A veteran swingman, Justin Holiday provides scoring & defense at the 2 & 3.

Mr. October? Nope, this version of Reggie Jackson is a skilled lead guard w/ creative, playmaking tendencies.

In his prime, there’s no doubt that K-Love was one of the league’s top bigs.

Patty Mills has the best job ever: instant-O-spark-plug’ – Mills enters the game with one thing on his mind: score in bunches.

Cody Zeller is an athletic 7-footer who crashes the o-boards & runs the floor in transition.

For almost 15 seasons, Gordon Hayward’s done damage as an “all-purpose” player.

Over time, Mike ‘Moose’ Muscala has proven himself as a legitimate NBA big who’s always fit for a rotation.

Gallo’s supreme confidence stems from the belief he can score on anyone…in any situation.

Much like fellow 2012 draftee Draymond Green (GSW), Jae Crowder is an undersized-written off-former second round forward who’s exceeded expectations in the NBA.

Bojan Bogdanovic, a Croatian sharpshooter with a big game mentality, can light it up in the blink of an eye.

Alec Burks is an electric two guard w/ slick handles – herky-jerky style is tough to sit on.

Alex Len, the 5th overall pick in 2013, is a legit 7-footer, mainly scores in the paint.

A 3x NBA Champion & Olympic Gold Medalist, JaVale McGee’s an uncanny performer when motivated & utilized correctly.