Using a combination of peak performance and career value, ESPN built a ballot of 150 of the greatest players in NBA history. Then, using an expert panel each was placed in individual matchups.
The results found Kings legend Chris Webber within the Top 100.
Ranking at No. 66, Webber was placed just above Dwight Howard, Bob Lanier, Vince Carter and Artis Gilmore and below Alonzo Mourning, Dennis Rodman, Tracy McGrady, Alex English and Manu Ginobili to round out the All-Time rank 61-70.
ESPN referenced one of his greatest statistical performances - his 51-point, 26-rebound, 5-assist, 3-steal night.