GUARDS Points/Rebounds/Assists per game and (2FG%/3FG%/FT%)Chris Paul (2007-08): 21/4/12 with 2.7 STL and 4.6 AS/TO on shooting (52/37/85) ~ 58 TS%, adv. stats: 18 WS-10 BPM-9 VORP.
All NBA 1st/All Def 2nd/All Star (2nd in MVP-vote)Gilbert Arenas (2005-06): 29/4/6 with 2.0 STL and 2.5 3PM on shooting (49/37/82) ~ 58 TS%, adv. stats: 14 WS-5 BPM-6 VORP.
All NBA 3rd/All StarGeorge Hill (2012-13): 14/4/5 and 3.1 AS/TO on shooting (49/37/82) ~ 56 TS%, adv. stats: 10 WS-3 BPM-4 VORP.
Brandon Roy (2008-09): 23/5/5 and 2.7 AS/TO on shooting (50/38/82) ~ 57 TS%, adv. stats: 14 WS-6 BPM-6 VORP.
All NBA 2nd/All StarWINGSJimmy Butler (2016-17): 24/6/6 with 1.9 STL and 2.6 AS/TO on shooting (48/37/87) ~ 59 TS%, adv. stats: 14 WS-7 BPM-7 VORP.
All NBA 3rd/All StarJosh Howard (2006-07): 19/7/2 and 1.2 STL on shooting (48/39/83) ~ 55 TS%, adv. stats: 9 WS-3 BPM-3 VORP.
All StarScottie Pippen (1999-00): 13/6/5 and 1.4 STL on shooting (51/33/72) ~ 53 TS%, adv. stats: 8 WS-4 BPM-4 VORP.
All Def 2ndRashard Lewis (2008-09): 18/6/3 and 2.8 3PM on shooting (48/40/84) ~ 58 TS%, adv. stats: 10 WS-4 BPM-4 VORP.
All StarAndrei Kirilenko (2003-04): 17/8/3 with 1.9 STL and 2.8 BLK on shooting (47/34/79) ~ 56 TS%, adv. stats: 12 WS-8 BPM-7 VORP.
All Def 2nd/All StarBIGSKevin Love (2013-14): 26/13/4 and 2.5 3PM on shooting (50/38/82) ~ 59 TS%, adv. stats: 14 WS-9 BPM-8 VORP.
All NBA 2nd/All StarBoris Diaw (2005-06): 13/7/6 and 2.7 AS/TO on shooting (54/27/73) ~ 56 TS%, adv. stats: 9 WS-3 BPM-4 VORP.
MIPDwight Howard (2008-09): 21/14/1 and 2.9 BLK on shooting (57/0/59) ~ 60 TS%, adv. stats: 14 WS-5 BPM-5 VORP.
DPOY/All NBA 1st/All Def 1st/All StarDeAndre Jordan (2015-16): 13/14/1 and 2.3 BLK on shooting (70/0/43) ~ 63 TS%, adv. stats: 12 WS-3 BPM-3 VORP.
All NBA 1st/All Def 1stNikola Vucevic (2018-19): 21/12/4 and 1,1 3PM on shooting (55/36/79) ~ 57 TS%, adv. stats: 10 WS-7 BPM-6 VORP.
All StarSTARTING LINE-UPIt will depend on match-ups. Since most of the great wings landed in my conference I want a defensive specialist to slow them down and therefore Scottie Pippen will start for now. So initial starting line-up: Paul / Butler / Pippen / Love / Howard.
GAMEPLANBecause I don't have a superstar scorer like Durant, Harden, Curry, James, O'Neal or Bryant, I drafted to get lots of offensive options, balance, versatility and good defense. That's why I see the San Antonio Spurs of 2011 to 2014 as a blueprint for the way I want my team to function. I have a hugely upgraded Tony Parker to get the team rolling: Chris Paul. The most complete point guard of this century.
A floor general like Paul makes everyone better on the court and he'll make sure that everybody gets involved. And in the strong league we play in, a lot will depend on how a half-court offense functions. That's why I was averse to limited role players. With guys like Arenas, Butler, Roy, Pippen, Love, Lewis and Kirilenko I know they won't panic when they get the ball in their hands. Get the ball moving, be patient and make the right play is my motto.
All of them can shoot the three and while some of them aren't specialists I'm happy for opposing defenses to leave the 'weaker' shooters like Butler (37%) or Kirilenko (34%) wide open. With four high-basketball-IQ-guys spreading the court there's space to operate for my centers to simply set screens, finish alley-oops, get offensive rebounds and put-backs. The vertical spacing with Dwight 'Superman' Howard and DeAndre Jordan will definitely add a dynamic dimension to my offense.
At the same time Howard (DPOY) and Jordan (All Def 1st) are supreme rim protectors. I believe it's vital to have an extra layer in your defense, when the initial defender is beat. But that doesn't mean that we'll be vulnerable to defend on the perimeter. With Paul, Butler, Pippen and Kirilenko I have elite defenders to guard anyone. However the biggest strength of my team is versalitility. I start a strong defensive team with the only subpar defender being Kevin Love, but he is a very good defensive rebounder (don't you just hate that, seeing your team playing excellent defense and then giving up an offensive rebound?).
With Brandon Roy in the 'Ginobili-role' I know I have a reliable ball handler to bring of the bench and Andrei Kirilenko is going to play a key role in my rotation as well. Against 2nd units I have Gilbert Arenas to torch them. And with the wings at my disposal (Butler, Josh Howard, Pippen, Lewis, Kirilenko) I have a nice bag of options to throw at my opponents. I can easily shift from going really big (Paul/Butler/Kirilenko/Love/Jordan) to small ball (for instance: Arenas/Paul/Butler/Lewis/Howard).
I'm thinking that my closing line-up is going to be Paul/Roy/Butler/Kirilenko/Love. Lots of clutch shooters, spacing and no poor free throw shooters. Do I need a stop I make two substitutions (Pippen for Roy and Howard for Love) and good luck scoring on a defensive unit consisting of Paul/Butler/Pippen/Kirilenko/Howard

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All being said, I'm happy with how my team turned out. We're ready to compete!
(To people who question the attitude of Jimmy Butler: look at how the teams did before and after he left them. Also Butler has proven to have no problem to play along other stars like Wade, Embiid or even Towns (he had his best year playing next to Butler), he just puts winning first. With leaders as Paul and Pippen I think that my team is in good hands)