This would probably my All-Decade team selection. Obviously it's near identical to what Thinking Basketball churned out, but there are some minor differences.

All-Decade First Team
LeBron James: this decade alone would put him in rarefied air among All-Time greats, 10 MVP calibre seasons with a good number of them knocking on the door of transcendence.

Stephen Curry: the last half of the decade was awesome for him (all of those years were MVP calibre seasons with a couple nearing transcendence), but he also adds value by stringing together a couple of All-Star/All-NBA seasons to go along with those amazing 5 years.

Kevin Durant: Most of his years were MVP worthy throughout the decade excluding his 2015 season (he only played 27 games), fantastic consistency and sustained excellence.

Chris Paul: had MVP level lift (weaker than KD/Steph/Bron though) for half the decade and was generally strong for the other 5 years, racking up a few All-Star and All-NBA years each in those 5 non MVP years.

Dirk Nowitzki: his best 3 year stretch was 2009-2011, giving him 3 MVP years (he declined in 2012 but he still provided great lift due to his ageless pick and pop game and resilient post scoring) and some decent post-prime years until 2015, then had a final positive year in 2016. I love his peak for a non transcendent guy - I think it puts him just over Harden due to how strong his '10 and '11 seasons were.

All-Decade Second Team
James Harden: started providing near All-Star lift with the Thunder in 2012 and improved every single year after that with multiple Chris Paul-esque MVP years and a few more All-NBA years. Sneaky good value throughout the decade.

Dwyane Wade: had a couple of Chris Paul-esque MVP years at the turn of the decade and tacked on an All-NBA year plus a few more All-Star worthy years for a very strong first half of the decade.

Anthony Davis: had some really good All-NBA and All-Star seasons in the latter half of the decade as one of the best bigs in the league with a couple of fringe MVP years in 2018 and 2019 imo.

Dwight Howard: was great in the first half of the decade, had some fringe MVP years with the Magic and had some All-NBA/All-Star years after that before falling off after his stint in Houston.

Russell Westbrook: no MVP calibre peak but a lot of All-NBA and All-Star years throughout the decade.

All-Decade Third Team
Kawhi Leonard: basically Dwight but in the latter half of the decade, grew into a fringe MVP guy as the decade was coming to an end. Injuries hurt him imo, his missed year in 2018 was really damaging to his chances of finishing in the second team.

Draymond Green: was a perennial All-NBA guy after the 2015 season and had some top 10 seasons due to his incredible defensive value and a bit of playmaking.

LaMarcus Aldridge: was a quality player throughout the decade, I know he was never a high peak player (you can make the argument that he never had an All-NBA calibre peak), but the 10 seasons of near All-Star to All-Star production really stacks up over time and I think he deserves a spot here.

Klay Thompson: great complementary star who consistently provided fringe All-NBA value or better in the latter half of the decade.

Damian Lillard: similar to Klay but with an extra year or two of All-Star value.

Note:
I would have put Paul George in Klay's spot if All-Decade teams were even more fluid in terms of positions but I think he's just behind LMA.

PG-Steph Curry
SG-Kobe Bryant
SF-Lebron James
PF-Dirk Nowitzki
C-Tim Duncan

PG-Steph Curry
SG-Kobe Bryant
SF-Lebron James
PF-Dirk Nowitzki
C-Tim Duncan

Really not sure how those three old guys make it...