Great big men have always been seen as post bruisers that score 20+ points per game, but players like Ed Davis and Amir Johnson are changing the game.
In the NBA, the players who are labeled as superstars are the guys who score 25+ per game, throw down monster dunks, or shred some poor defenders’ ankles. However, some of these “superstars” are extremely overrated, bringing less value to their team than their name would suggest. The players who don’t get enough credit are the ones throwing their bodies at the rim for offensive rebounds, putting back tough shots and flying around the court for loose balls.