Top 10 NBA Duos After the 2019 Free Agency

LeBron has been in the league for over a decade and a half and is a player who can impact a game. Some people call him the GOAT. Anthony Davis, much like LeBron, affects the game on both ends. He can score from anywhere on the court and scares everyone on defense.

He's quick and long enough to switch out onto guards and uses that length to protect the rim.

I think LeBron and AD are number one. LeBron is, in my opinion, the GOAT. AD has proven himself as at least the second-best big man in the league. With LeBron playing point, that will definitely open up pick and rolls with AD.

Kawhi is a two-time NBA Finals MVP joining forces with Paul George, who is an underrated star in a way. Kawhi is arguably the best two-way player in the NBA, and in PG, you have an offensive dynamo.

I'm curious to see how Kawhi Leonard and Paul George will fit together on the court, but you can't deny this duo the top spot after the 2018-19 season.

Yes sir, I don't know if they are the best, but I definitely think they are top two. These two are a great defensive pairing and they are pretty good offensively. I agree that Kawhi is the best two-way player, and I will go out on a limb and say PG is number two.

Unfortunately, the Nets won't be able to see their new duo in action until the 2020-21 season. However, if KD can return to full strength and doesn't see a dip in productivity, and if Kyrie can avoid becoming a distraction for the third consecutive team, then without a doubt, Brooklyn will boast the scariest offensive 1-2 punch in the league.

Yeah, we won't see this for another year, but I am sure it will be amazing.

These two are MVP-caliber players who can impact a game in ways nobody else can. An advantage these two have over other duos is they have played together in OKC, so they have some familiarity playing together.

Chris Paul is in Oklahoma now, but Westbrook and Harden will still be a dangerous duo.

Yeah, I am kinda upset to see CP3 leave Harden, but with this move, I am gonna go ahead and say this is the best backcourt in the league.

Stephen Curry is obviously an MVP-level player, and he will have to be the same way in the upcoming season, as the Warriors will rely heavily upon him with KD gone and Klay currently recovering from a torn ACL.

When Klay Thompson returns, however, Golden State will still boast the two best shooters in the league.

Yeah, Curry will have to hardcore carry this year.

Joel Embiid is an absolute monster of a player who can shoot and defend the rim. If he takes his game to the next level, then the rest of the NBA is in trouble.

The biggest problem here is Ben Simmons. The former Rookie of the Year is a great player, sure, but his inability to shoot is a real problem. They lost two of their biggest shooters in free agency, so he needs to step up.

Yeah, Ben Simmons needs to get in the gym and shoot, because he is the only thing holding this team from being in the Finals.

The Bucks will return most of their same squad that won 60 games last season, led by the 2019 NBA MVP. Giannis is a once-in-a-generation type of player. There's nobody in the league quite like him, and if he can continue to develop his game and become a threat from long range, he'll be nearly impossible to deal with.

Khris Middleton has blossomed into an elite wing player, and the Bucks rewarded him this offseason with a five-year deal worth $178 million.

Right now, this league is all about three-point shooting, and the Blazers' backcourt is one of the best in the NBA in this regard. If Jusuf Nurkic can return to the level he ascended to last season, the Blazers could potentially be a popular title pick down the stretch.

Alright, this is a bit of an odd choice, but hear me out. The Mavericks got a center from the Knicks who they could pair with their rookie. (By the way, how did that trade work out for New York?)

Doncic and Porzingis have not been on the court together yet, but if their individual performances are any indication, they will be exciting. Porzingis is the biggest question mark, but I like the potential here.

I think this pairing needs to be a little higher because the pick and roll with Doncic and Porzingis will be unstoppable.

Rudy Gobert is an NBA Defensive Player of the Year, while Mitchell can be explosive on offense. The Jazz might lack a true superstar, but they have the depth to make up for it.

Mike Conley and Bojan Bogdanovic give Utah one of the best top-six lineups in the league.