Kevon Looney

Looney won three championships across ten seasons in Golden State and played 599 games there, averaging 5.0 points and 5.7 rebounds — numbers that explain nothing about his value. He had surgery on both hips as a rookie and played five games that year; he later put together a run of 289 consecutive regular-season and playoff appearances. That is the whole story: a player who was nearly finished before he started and became the most available man on a dynasty. A knee ligament sprain limited him to 21 games for New Orleans in 2025-26, and he signed a one-year deal with the Lakers. Three rings and 599 games in one uniform is a career most lottery picks never approach.