In 2010, the NBA found some of the best basketball players of the decade. Most of them are retired, but the records they have set are hard to break now. Here is the list of the top 20 most paid players in the 2010 draft. So check if your favorite player is on this list or not.
Top 20 Players Drafted in 2010
| Name | Age | 1st Team | Round | Pick | Position | Achievement |
 | 31 | Washington Wizards | 1st | 1st | Point guard |
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 DeMarcus Cousins | 32 | Sacramento Kings | 1st | 5th | Center |
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 Gordon Hayward | 32 | Utah Jazz | 1st | 9th | Small forward/Power forward |
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 Damion James | 34 | Atlanta Hawks | 1st | 24th | Small forward |
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 Paul George | 32 | Indiana Pacers | 1st | 10th | Small forward |
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 Trevor Booker | 34 | Minnesota Timberwolves | 1st | 23rd | Power forward |
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 Hassan Whiteside | 33 | Sacramento Kings | 2nd | 33rd | Center |
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 Lance Stephenson | 31 | Indiana Pacers | 2nd | 40th | Point guard |
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 Evan Turner | 33 | Philadelphia 76ers | 1st | 2nd | Small forward/Guard |
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 Derrick Favors | 31 | New Jersey Nets | 1st | 3rd | Power forward |
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 Cole Aldrich | 33 | New Orleans Hornets | 1st | 11th | Center |
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 Larry Sanders | 33 | Milwaukee Bucks | 1st | 15th | Center/Power forward |
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 Lazar Hayward | 35 | Washington Wizards | 1st | 30th | Small forward/Shooting guard | 2× Second-team All-Big East |
 Eric Bledsoe | 32 | Oklahoma City Thunder | 1st | 18th | Point guard |
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 Avery Bradley | 31 | Boston Celtics | 1st | 19th | Shooting guard |
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 Elliot Williams | 33 | Portland Trail Blazers | 1st | 22nd | Shooting guard |
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 Greivis Vasquez | 35 | Memphis Grizzlies | 1st | 28th | Point guard/Shooting guard |
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 Dominique Jones | 33 | Memphis Grizzlies | 1st | 25th | Point guard/Shooting guard |
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 Landry Fields | 34 | New York Knicks | 2nd | 39th | Small forward/Shooting guard |
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 Stanley Robinson | 32 | Orlando Magic | 2nd | 59th | Forward |
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Over the past five years, Rick C. Nees has written hundreds of NBA players' biographies, some of which have already been published in famous newspapers. He previously worked as- Commentator, Basketball Analyst, Basketball Player, Newspaper Sports Editor, Radio sports presenter. Rick grew up watching basketball leagues. He was a state-level high school basketball player who followed all NBA events since he was a child.
