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#6 Justin and Jrue Holiday
Jrue Holiday played four seasons with Philadelphia and was named an NBA All-Star in 2013. The following season in 2013–14, he was traded to the Pelicans where he remains to date. He remains a key part of the Pelicans' future contending plans.
Justin, on the other hand, is a role player and has been a journeyman in the league after going undrafted in the 2011 NBA draft. He won an NBA championship with the Golden State Warriors in 2015. He currently plays for the Chicago Bulls.
Justin is older, though Jrue is the better player. Jrue is currently penciled in as the starting shooting guard for the Pelicans, so his minutes will never be in question. For Justin, it all depends on the direction the Bulls franchise will decide to take since they are rebuilding.
