10 NBA Stars Who Would Love To Play With Anthony Davis In 2015-16

At 22-years-old and with so much NBA life ahead of him, Anthony Davis is both the most promising player in basketball while also an NBA team's safest investment. But just because Anthony Davis has one continuous eyebrow doesn’t mean the league’s greatest up-and-comer would like to continue toward glory solo. Here are 10 NBA players that would love to make it work with Davis and possibly work their way to a championship.

10 NBA Stars Who Would Love To Play With Anthony Davis In 2015-16

At 22-years-old and with so much NBA life ahead of him, Anthony Davis is both the most promising player in basketball while also an NBA team's safest investment. But just because Anthony Davis has one continuous eyebrow doesn’t mean the league’s greatest up-and-comer would like to continue toward glory solo. Here are 10 NBA players that would love to make it work with Davis and possibly work their way to a championship.

10. Stephen Curry

Bye-bye Andrew Bogut, hello Anthony Davis. They say if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, but you have no idea the Frankenstein’s monster LeBron James is building out east. Put Curry on a team with Davis and live to fight King James again.

10. Stephen Curry

Bye-bye Andrew Bogut, hello Anthony Davis. They say if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, but you have no idea the Frankenstein’s monster LeBron James is building out east. Put Curry on a team with Davis and live to fight King James again.

9. John Wall

The Washington Wizards need a stretch-four like the deserts need the rain and Congress needs sensibility. Instead of drafting an unproven Bobby Portis, make a move for an NBA-proven Davis.

9. John Wall

The Washington Wizards need a stretch-four like the deserts need the rain and Congress needs sensibility. Instead of drafting an unproven Bobby Portis, make a move for an NBA-proven Davis.

8. James Harden

Let’s get analytical — whether in Houston or the Big Easy Harden and Davis would complement each other well in terms exclusive of facial hair. Harden will find Davis and Davis will stretch the court even wider for Harden, perhaps turning the idea of a “Big Three” into a Texas two-step.

8. James Harden

Let’s get analytical — whether in Houston or the Big Easy Harden and Davis would complement each other well in terms exclusive of facial hair. Harden will find Davis and Davis will stretch the court even wider for Harden, perhaps turning the idea of a “Big Three” into a Texas two-step.

7. Kevin Durant

Mr. Inside (Davis), say hello to Dr. Outside (Durant). You two will get along with full doctor-patient confidentiality.

7. Kevin Durant

Mr. Inside (Davis), say hello to Dr. Outside (Durant). You two will get along with full doctor-patient confidentiality.

6. Russell Westbrook

Durant may depart, and if KD doesn’t team up with Davis, why not pair Davis with Westbrook? With Westbrook the spark plug and Unibrow the engine, this well-oiled machine could coast into the playoffs.

6. Russell Westbrook

Durant may depart, and if KD doesn’t team up with Davis, why not pair Davis with Westbrook? With Westbrook the spark plug and Unibrow the engine, this well-oiled machine could coast into the playoffs.

5. Draymond Green

Smart likes to roll with smart. Between Green and Davis is near Hawking-levels of basketball IQ. Also between Green and Davis is two players that can play five positions. To me, that’s elite basketball economy.

5. Draymond Green

Smart likes to roll with smart. Between Green and Davis is near Hawking-levels of basketball IQ. Also between Green and Davis is two players that can play five positions. To me, that’s elite basketball economy.

4. Kobe Bryant

Davis would be like Shaquille O’Neal but with none of the ego-induced headaches. Kobe Bryant may have one year, and Davis may take “the leap” during that time. Which is just in time for Bryant to ride the wave in a third unique and final capacity as a Los Angeles Lakers’ player.

4. Kobe Bryant

Davis would be like Shaquille O’Neal but with none of the ego-induced headaches. Kobe Bryant may have one year, and Davis may take “the leap” during that time. Which is just in time for Bryant to ride the wave in a third unique and final capacity as a Los Angeles Lakers’ player.

3. Chris Paul

Would Chris Paul pull a bizarro-LeBron and head back to New Orleans? Probably not, but could Davis be wooed to LA. Probably yeah.

3. Chris Paul

Would Chris Paul pull a bizarro-LeBron and head back to New Orleans? Probably not, but could Davis be wooed to LA. Probably yeah.

2. Carmelo Anthony

Let Davis do the heavy lifting in the paint and let Carmelo Anthony thrive doing his favorite thing — sinking comfortably isolated 18-footers.

2. Carmelo Anthony

Let Davis do the heavy lifting in the paint and let Carmelo Anthony thrive doing his favorite thing — sinking comfortably isolated 18-footers.

1. LeBron James

There are zero rational NBA players that don’t want to play with either James or Davis. So why not boil it all down to joining James with Davis? Although LeBron is becoming more of an isolated wing player, could you imagine the handful of times when James and Davis run the pick and roll? It’d be so perfect you wouldn’t be able to look at it directly, otherwise you'd risk being turned into a timid pile of salt.

1. LeBron James

There are zero rational NBA players that don’t want to play with either James or Davis. So why not boil it all down to joining James with Davis? Although LeBron is becoming more of an isolated wing player, could you imagine the handful of times when James and Davis run the pick and roll? It’d be so perfect you wouldn’t be able to look at it directly, otherwise you'd risk being turned into a timid pile of salt.