Top 100 player lists are usually something that is saved for the offseason, whether it is ranking players from the season before or predicting where they will fall in the upcoming year. However, Bleacher Report has decided to take on the unusual and in their words “thankless” task of putting together a mid-season Top-100-player list.
Before diving in, a few requirements to keep in mind for their list include sticking to just this season when deciding rankings, a player has to have logged at least 500 minutes so far, availability is a factor, and more than just scoring matters here (can’t disagree with that).