At first, it looked like just the Boston Celtics’ Jayson Tatum and maybe Donovan Mitchell would be All-NBA-level performers from this class but over recent seasons, the likes of De’Aaron Fox, Bam Adebayo and Lauri Markkanen have turned into All-Stars, making this a strong draft class. Even Boston’s Derrick White has developed into a far-above-average starter.

To see how solid and deep this draft class is, just scroll to the bottom of this re-draft and check out some of the names we picked among the 30 best players from that year.

Some of the players who cracked this Top 30 aren’t even in the NBA at the moment and some that are could very well be playing overseas within a year or two.

Below, check out our 2016 NBA re-draft, the way it should have been in hindsight.

Overperforming second-round picks is a theme in this re-draft, as multiple players who went after the Top 30 have found their way onto the first round in this list.

Below, check out our 2014 NBA re-draft, with the players taken in the order they should have been.

Right now, this draft class has just four players who could be considered even All-Star-level guys. What’s more, it boasts seven players who were undrafted going in the Top 30 of this re-draft, including two in the lottery.

Some of the players who cracked this Top 30 aren’t even in the NBA at the moment and some that are could very well be playing overseas within a year or two.

Yikes.

Below, check out our 2016 NBA re-draft, the way it should have been in hindsight.

Darius Garland, Tyler Herro, and Jordan Poole have exceeded expectations, proving themselves as steals.  Then you have a few undrafted players like Lu Dort, Max Strus and Caleb Martin who have become consistent contributors.

There haven’t been many major busts in that class, either, outside of No. 6 pick Jarrett Culver.

Below, check out our re-draft for the 2019 NBA draft class.

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Currently, just one player drafted in 2010 can be considered a legitimate star, and that’s Paul George, who was drafted 10th overall by the Indiana Pacers.

John Wall and DeMarcus Cousins, taken first and fifth that draft respectively, are near that level when healthy, but both have been injured for quite some time – and there are legitimate questions about whether or not they’ll ever find that elite form again.

Besides those three, Gordon Hayward, Eric Bledsoe and Derrick Favors have also turned into very productive pros, as has Hassan Whiteside, who fell to the second round that draft.

Below, we re-draft the 2010 class the way it should have gone.

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