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(#1) James Harden
- Houston Rockets
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(#2) D'Angelo Russell
- Golden State Warriors
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(#3) Ben Simmons
- Philadelphia 76ers
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(#4) De'Aaron Fox
- Sacramento Kings
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(#5) Mike Conley, Jr.
- Utah Jazz
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(#6) Isaiah Thomas
- Washington Wizards
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(#7) DeAndre Jordan
- Brooklyn Nets
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(#8) Goran Dragić
- Miami Heat
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(#9) Joe Ingles
- Utah Jazz
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(#10) Julius Randle
- New York Knicks
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(#11) Marvin Bagley III
- Sacramento Kings
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(#12) Domantas Sabonis
- Indiana Pacers
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(#13) Kelly Oubre Jr.
- Phoenix Suns
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(#14) Zion Williamson
- New Orleans Pelicans
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(#15) Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
- Oklahoma City Thunder
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(#16) Miles Bridges
- Charlotte Hornets
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(#17) Rodney Hood
- Portland Trail Blazers
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(#18) John Wall
- Washington Wizards
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(#19) Kent Bazemore
- Portland Trail Blazers
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(#20) R.J. Barrett
- New York Knicks
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(#21) Rondae Hollis-Jefferson
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(#22) Thaddeus Young
- Chicago Bulls
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(#23) C. J. Miles
- Washington Wizards
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(#24) Justise Winslow
- Miami Heat
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(#25) Luke Kennard
- Detroit Pistons
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(#26) Tristan Thompson
- Cleveland Cavaliers
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(#27) Ivica Zubac
- Los Angeles Clippers
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(#28) Tyler Johnson
- Phoenix Suns
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(#29) Ed Davis
- Utah Jazz
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Left-handers use their left hand as the main hand to complete various activities. According to research, this group of people usually have more developed brains, and many people believe that left-handers are smarter. The NBA also has many left-handed players, many of whom have become great stars in the league. It is indeed a small advantage because most players use the right hand and are often at a loss when facing the left-hand attacking.
Most left-handed NBA players have excellent shooting skills, such as the inside players Shavlik Randolph, Joe Ingles, and other talents. You could check the random tool and find more information about random 29 best current NBA left-hand players.
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