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4. Patty Mills
G, San Antonio Spurs
Patty Mills debuted in the NBA in 2009, drafted at no. 55 by the Portland Trail Blazers, but Mills really found his feet in the NBA in 2012 when he joined the Spurs. In his seven seasons at San Antonio, he has participated in the playoffs every season, culminating with an NBA Championship in the 2014-2014 season. Mills has since been a steady player for the Spurs, and currently sits 4th on the Spurs All-Time 3-Pointers list. The 2017-2018 season saw him average 10 PPG, start 36 of his 82 games played, and shoot at 37% from 3-point range.
3. Aron Baynes
C/F, Boston Celtics
Aron Baynes debuted in the NBA in 2013 when he was signed by San Antonio, where he played for a few season, including the 2013-2014 Championship season. Baynes then played two season for Detroit, before signing with his current residence, Boston. in some ways, Baynes lucked out this year. With Gordon Hayward going down in the first game of the season, this opened up for minutes for a big-man and Baynes was there to answer the call. He started 67 of his 81 games played, and averaged a career-high 5.3 RPG.
