After ranking 27th among the NBA’s best players in ESPN’s list and 38th in HoopsHype’s rankings, Deni Avdija has climbed to 24th in Bleacher Report’s latest rankings and 27th in a new list published by CBS.

Bleacher Report ranked the Israeli star ahead of several prominent names, including Chet Holmgren, Alperen Sengun, James Harden and LaMelo Ball. The publication also assigned individual grades to each player, with Avdija earning an overall score of 89.3. His scores included 89.1 in scoring, 79 in shooting, 89.4 in playmaking, 78.2 in defense and 83.4 in rebounding.

In CBS’s rankings, Avdija finished ahead of Jamal Murray, Jalen Johnson, Austin Reaves and numerous other players. His rise was particularly notable given that he ranked 76th on the publication’s list last year.

“Avdija relied primarily on one trick on his way to his first All-Star appearance last season, but it was an extraordinarily effective trick,” Sam Quinn wrote. “Avdija led the NBA in total drives to the basket, with roughly two-thirds of them coming on the right side. As a result, he also led the league in both assists and free-throw attempts generated off drives, and only a handful of players scored more total points as a result of such drives.

“Give Avdija the ball and let him attack the basket, and even with the extremely problematic spacing Portland had, a good offensive possession is likely to result. His defense declined last season as his offensive responsibilities grew, but with a more manageable workload and continued improvement as a shooter, Avdija has the tools to become one of the NBA’s best all-around wings under the right circumstances.”

Beyond Deni Avdija, the biggest risers in the rankings were Kon Knueppel, who climbed 53 places, Stephon Castle (+61), Dylan Harper (+63) and Jalen Duren (+67). Ja Morant recorded the steepest drop, falling 55 places.

The NBA’s 99 best players, according to Bleacher Report

  1. Nikola Jokic
  2. Victor Wembanyama
  3. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
  4. Luka Doncic
  5. Anthony Edwards
  6. Jalen Brunson
  7. Giannis Antetokounmpo
  8. Cade Cunningham
  9. Stephen Curry
  10. Jayson Tatum
  11. Donovan Mitchell
  12. Kevin Durant
  13. Tyrese Maxey
  14. Kawhi Leonard
  15. Tyrese Haliburton
  16. Jaylen Brown
  17. Scottie Barnes
  18. Jamal Murray
  19. Karl-Anthony Towns
  20. Devin Booker
  21. Jalen Johnson
  22. LeBron James
  23. Cooper Flagg
  24. Deni Avdija
  25. Chet Holmgren
  26. OG Anunoby
  27. Pascal Siakam
  28. Alperen Sengun
  29. Jalen Williams
  30. James Harden
  31. Austin Reaves
  32. Evan Mobley
  33. LaMelo Ball
  34. Bam Adebayo
  35. Joel Embiid
  36. Kyrie Irving
  37. Stephon Castle
  38. Amen Thompson
  39. Anthony Davis
  40. Paolo Banchero
  41. Jalen Duren
  42. Lauri Markkanen
  43. Kon Knueppel
  44. Trae Young
  45. Desmond Bane
  46. Derrick White
  47. Dylan Harper
  48. Franz Wagner
  49. Brandon Miller
  50. Rudy Gobert
  51. Michael Porter Jr.
  52. Domantas Sabonis
  53. De’Aaron Fox
  54. Jaren Jackson Jr.
  55. Damian Lillard
  56. Trey Murphy III
  57. Darius Garland
  58. Zion Williamson
  59. Tyler Herro
  60. Nickeil Alexander-Walker
  61. Ausar Thompson
  62. Paul George
  63. Jaden McDaniels
  64. Jarrett Allen
  65. Ivica Zubac
  66. Josh Giddey
  67. Julius Randle
  68. VJ Edgecombe
  69. Aaron Gordon
  70. Walker Kessler
  71. Keyonte George
  72. Payton Pritchard
  73. Mikal Bridges
  74. Isaiah Hartenstein
  75. Ja Morant
  76. Cameron Boozer
  77. Dillon Brooks
  78. CJ McCollum
  79. Darryn Peterson
  80. Jrue Holiday
  81. Ajay Mitchell
  82. Naz Reid
  83. Cason Wallace
  84. AJ Dybantsa
  85. Josh Hart
  86. Donovan Clingan
  87. Norman Powell
  88. Dejounte Murray
  89. Fred VanVleet
  90. Draymond Green
  91. Peyton Watson
  92. Coby White
  93. Alex Caruso
  94. Ayo Dosunmu
  95. Matas Buzelis
  96. Jalen Suggs
  97. Andrew Nembhard
  98. RJ Barrett
  99. Caleb Wilson
A battle for supremacy at the top. Wembanyama and Jokic.
A battle for supremacy at the top. Wembanyama and Jokic. (credit: REUTERS)

The NBA’s 100 best players, according to CBS

  1. Victor Wembanyama
  2. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
  3. Nikola Jokic
  4. Luka Doncic
  5. Anthony Edwards
  6. Giannis Antetokounmpo
  7. Jalen Brunson
  8. Cade Cunningham
  9. Jayson Tatum
  10. Stephen Curry
  11. Kawhi Leonard
  12. Tyrese Haliburton
  13. Tyrese Maxey
  14. Donovan Mitchell
  15. Kevin Durant
  16. Karl-Anthony Towns
  17. Jaylen Brown
  18. Scottie Barnes
  19. LeBron James
  20. Jalen Williams
  21. Pascal Siakam
  22. Evan Mobley
  23. Bam Adebayo
  24. OG Anunoby
  25. Cooper Flagg
  26. Devin Booker
  27. Deni Avdija
  28. Chet Holmgren
  29. Jamal Murray
  30. Jalen Johnson
  31. Austin Reaves
  32. Amen Thompson
  33. Derrick White
  34. Jalen Duren
  35. Alperen Sengun
  36. Jaren Jackson Jr.
  37. Joel Embiid
  38. Dylan Harper
  39. Anthony Davis
  40. Stephon Castle
  41. LaMelo Ball
  42. Lauri Markkanen
  43. Kyrie Irving
  44. Franz Wagner
  45. Paolo Banchero
  46. Rudy Gobert
  47. James Harden
  48. Kon Knueppel
  49. Jaden McDaniels
  50. Trey Murphy III
  51. Brandon Miller
  52. De’Aaron Fox
  53. Mikal Bridges
  54. Trae Young
  55. Desmond Bane
  56. Zion Williamson
  57. Keyonte George
  58. Nickeil Alexander-Walker
  59. Ausar Thompson
  60. VJ Edgecombe
  61. Damian Lillard
  62. Josh Hart
  63. Aaron Gordon
  64. Jarrett Allen
  65. Michael Porter Jr.
  66. Walker Kessler
  67. Paul George
  68. Domantas Sabonis
  69. Darius Garland
  70. Alex Caruso
  71. Payton Pritchard
  72. Dillon Brooks
  73. Jrue Holiday
  74. Julius Randle
  75. Cason Wallace
  76. Brandon Ingram
  77. Isaiah Hartenstein
  78. Ivica Zubac
  79. Draymond Green
  80. Naz Reid
  81. RJ Barrett
  82. Josh Giddey
  83. Norman Powell
  84. Peyton Watson
  85. Devin Vassell
  86. Ajay Mitchell
  87. Ja Morant
  88. Andrew Nembhard
  89. Tyler Herro
  90. AJ Dybantsa
  91. Dyson Daniels
  92. Fred VanVleet
  93. Collin Murray-Boyles
  94. Alex Sarr
  95. Cameron Boozer
  96. Jaime Jaquez Jr.
  97. Onyeka Okongwu
  98. CJ McCollum
  99. Jalen Suggs
  100. Toumani Camara