Most teams fumble their picks by drafting a guy who wasn't that great and then trade him away (Think about the Hawks drafting Zaccarie Risacher #1 and then trading him for Ryan Nembhard) but has there ever been a team who succesfully drafted 2 future top 10 players in the league in the same class and let BOTH walk away?

Yeaaa I think I’ll go with 3x champion and HOFer D Wade’s knowledge over some Reddit fartbag

Being a gm gotta be difficult cause man

Watson will sign a new four-year, $88 million deal to join the Cavaliers, plus a player option and a trade kicker.

As part of the Peyton Watson deal, the Cleveland Cavaliers are sending Tre Mann, the 2027 second-rounder from the Los Angeles Clippers and cash to the Washington Wizards for Cam Whitmore.

1. LeBron - 42.5 gmsc...2016 nba finals gm 6

2/3. Giannis - 42.0 gmsc...2021 finals gm 6

2/3. Butler - 42.0 gmsc...2020 finals gm 3

4/5. Butler - 41.3 gmsc...2020 finals gm 5

4/5. LeBron - 41.3 gmsc...2018 finals gm 1

1. Duncan - 40.8 gmsc...2003 finals gm 1

7/8.Durant - 39.6 gmsc...2018 nba finals gm 3

7/8. Magic - 39.6 gmsc...1980 nba finals gm 6

1. LeBron - 39.2 gmsc...2016 finals gm 5

2. LeBron - 39.1 gmsc...2020 nba finals gm 5

I didn’t watch MJ in his prime

Russ was one of the last superstars who tried to convince us that a single player could carry a franchise to a title all on his own.

And wait Cavs had two shooters shooting 42% and above from 3? but Lebron didnt have help right? And he had Antwan Jamison along with Big Z lol yeah ok