The biggest among those is Damian Lillard, who had a monster decade — four All-NBA teams, four-time All-Star, Rookie of the Year — but also leaving out Blake Griffin, Giannis Antetokounmpo (maybe player of the next decade), and others was hard. Draymond Green was a second-round pick, a player seen pre-draft as a "tweener" who would have trouble fitting his game into the NBA — it turned out his positional flexibility would help define a decade. Also, Green's emotional leadership glued together the Warriors' championship defense, and with that their dynasty.