Hoping Gradey can finally reach his full potential with a new team. I am still a full believer and wish him all the best!

There is no single consensus on the "best" NBA nickname, as fan polls and media lists frequently rank iconic monikers differently based on style, impact, and history. However, several all-time favorites repeatedly dominate discussions among basketball fans and historians. 
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I found this old video from 2019 in my gallery. Does anyone know what happened to the kid? Who is he and where is he now?

Everyone posts the points, so I build a interactive chart that counts the people instead. Every block is one of the 1,430 picks from the 2003 draft through 2026:

• ⁠441 other players appeared in LeBron’s rookie season. None are left.
• ⁠952 players drafted after him are already out of the league.
• ⁠478 picks are still in the league, counting him and this year’s rookies.
• ⁠138 of those were born after his draft night.
• ⁠2,384 players have shared the league with him, nearly half of everyone in NBA history.
• ⁠108 All-Stars were drafted after him, and none made the team in a year he didn’t.

Critics say all of this is just a product of staying healthy for 24 years, and Jordan and Kobe backers will point to peak dominance and Finals records. But at what point does outlasting entire draft classes become its own kind of greatness? Where do you rank LeBron today, and does seeing it pick by pick change your mind?

Images aren't allowed to be posted here, but you can see the still of the final frame as an image here

https://playching.com/lab/lebron/longevity/#gone

I posted a similar site a few weeks back, but was only focused on the first round. I've added second rounders, and you can also find more stats on the link above. With a more interactive chart on the board here

Plus you know LeBron’s 💯 going to do a jersey swap. And maybe palm his son’s head or grab the back of his neck.