The 9 NICEST Players In the NBA Today

With all the fame, money and global exposure that NBA

players

get, it's easy for some of them to forget where they come from, but that's not the case for all

players

and these nine, especially because these nine players They never let any other success go to their heads and Never let them forget that they are just regular people and the majority on this list have seen the importance of giving back to children and families who find themselves in a similar situation as that they had when they were kids and that's something that helped them become known for.

As nine of the best players in the NBA, now I have to say that we will mention how players have given away money and donated things and that obviously doesn't make someone an instant good guy, but it does play a role, so let's look at the number. one, Damian Lillard, you can tell by the way Damian Lillard carries himself that he's a good guy, he's humble, he keeps to himself and he's never had any questionable moments to honor off the court. I mean, he made a negative comment about Marvin Bagley. and he quit the OKC Thunder, but that was just him doing his job and the story that always comes to mind when I think about good NBA players happened a few years ago and he was talking about how Dean was in a store shopping and he was a fan .

He approached him and asked for a photo. Lulu told him to wait until she finished shopping and then she went home and forgot about the fan, so Damian posted a tweet saying he felt bad because the fan responded to him and said it was okay but instead of finishing there, Willard texted him so he could come back and meet the fan for a photo and not many guys in the league would think twice about doing the same thing and it shows. the kind of character he has and then there's the viral video circulating recently where Lillard randomly walked up to two kids in an Adidas store and bought them five pairs of shoes and these are just two small examples that were shared on the internet.

Not even mentioning that he donated an entire gym, weight room, and music studio to his old high school, or the time he convinced the entire Blazers team to give their postseason bonus to the team's staff. . Damian Lillard wrestled when he was a kid, so he knows what he is about. I like him and he does everything he can to help as many people as possible who are maybe struggling too and number two goes to Donovan Mitchell and along with Lillard, Donovan is another guy who is naturally a good guy and there are countless number of real life cases out there. where he showed it in cases where no one was watching and where he was not doing good things just to get his name out there, like when he found out that his former fourth grade teacher's daughter couldn't continue college because she was They were out of money, so with the help of their charity, give them a check for $25,000 or when they show up at random local events, like barbecues or smaller basketball games, to hang out with fans and enjoy the fun. community or even the two cases in which he paid for the purchases before them. him in line when he didn't have enough money and the time he heard from someone at the Apple Store that he didn't have enough money to fix his phone so he stepped up and paid to have it fixed by himself or even the other one. the moment Donovan saw a stopped car accident, called 9-1-1 and got out and waited to make sure everyone was okay.

These are all everyday acts of kindness that he has done because he chose to help someone and things that you don't do. I hear about players all the time who have the ability to do these kinds of things, but Mitchell did them because he said he wants to impact as many lives as possible in any way possible because he's in a good position to do so, so number three is for Pau Gasol and Gasol isn't as interesting as some of the other guys that will be in this video, but he still deserves a spot. He has always been one of the best players in terms of how he treats fans, teammates and the media.

A few years ago he even talked about the fact that he might be too nice for his own good, saying "I'm so nice that people take advantage of it and it's a problem, sometimes it's hard to be around, but that's never stopped." . Preventing him from sticking with who he is in recent years, it's become a cool thing to try to make members of the media look like fools when the time comes, but when asked why Powell was always so nice to them, he said that I just tried to be helpful and help them do their job well too, even if I'm not feeling well or I'm upset about a loss, it's both of our jobs, so I tried to make it as easy as possible for everyone and even besides that PAOK assault It might actually be too kind because earlier this year the Spurs bought out his contract, so they would have owed him $6.7 million this upcoming season, but he gave them back $2.5 million to help them and their cap salary for the year, like who.

Does the number 4 spot belong to Kevin Durant and Katie is not the usual good guy because he spent the last few years being or at least trying to be the villain of the NBA because since he joined the Warriors he lost the respect of Many people? and just like when LeBron joined the Heat, Durant tried to play that villain role after being known as one of the

nicest

and most humble guys in OKC, he even said that the guy you see now is the real me, the kind of OKC was a phony, which led Charles Barkley to say that Kevin was actually a good guy, he was just trying to be a bad guy and I agree with him on that because Katie really cares what people think about him and does everything he can to try to get people to his side like playing with an injured calf and you can't tell me that after that tearjerker MVP speech, that this guy is a bad person, on top of that, he also does his due, give it back, he still does charity work in Oklahoma, spent ten million dollars to open an educational center in his hometown and has built over 13 basketball courts around the world for underprivileged children and now that he is in my Nets and he's officially out of that villain role, I think it's good for him to be able to go.

Going back to acting like the good person that number five really is is Mike Conley and his colleagues, another guy who is very involved in his community and has always been known for being a good person on and off the court, I mean, even on the field throughout his life. In 788 games played, he has never received a technical foul. He is tied with Grant Hill for having received the NBA Sportsmanship Award a record three times and even won the teammate of the year award last season. He doesn't have too many particular stories like Damian Lillard and Donovan Mitchell do, but it's still easy to see the type of person he is and then off the court, he received the NBA Community Assistance Award last season for everything he he did for the city of Memphis and it is something he has done for his entire life. career, he said honestly, giving back and being rooted in my community is one of the most important things in my life.

I mean, man, with Donovan Mitchell and Mike Conley, your city says it's one of the happiest cities on planet number six. Dirk Nowitzki, we're talking about current players and Dirk recently retired, but I'm not ready to stop talking about the videos of him and showing how nice he is. Here are some quotes from NBA people who know how good he is. a person Dirk is Charles Barkley said that Dirk is the

nicest

man ever, then Steve Kerr would say there is just one guy that everyone loves. I don't think you can find anyone in the league who doesn't do it when he asked the Nuggets coach.

Mike Malone said he has no ego and would do anything to make a child smile, while current Pistons coach Dwayne Casey was quoted as saying he is one of the most beautiful human beings you can have, very rarely. you find a Hall of Fame. type player as humble and grateful as the Turk while finally Luca da-a-ate said that I have never heard of anyone hating him even if you want to try to hate him you just can't and he has always been included The fans who just saw him in the TV say he's a naturally good guy and all this praise from his former teammates and peers backs up that assumption number seven, LeBron James.

LeBron is an easy choice for this video as he has easily done more charitable work than any other player in the league and I think easily more than anyone in NBA history, I mean through his foundation he started a school for the children of Akron to help combat the dropout rate and keep kids off the streets and prevents them from going down the wrong path and has even made it so that any child who graduates from their school can attend college. University of Akron for free and for an amount that cost him almost 42 million dollars and that is definitely the largest, but there is a way He has done too many charitable things to even list, but even far from charities throughout the entire fame and money, being possibly the most recognizable athlete in the world for years.

He has never had personal problems. He has been a defender of leading politicians. He is a great family man and supports the Suncor team in almost every game he can and one would think it would be easy to give back and be a role model since James has been given his position but he can easily be watched To a man. like Michael Jordan and how bad he is considered off the court and hopefully makes you realize that it's just not that easy to be a good person at that position, another role model player is number eight with Steph Curry and all that. a lot to earn his reputation and, although he is strangely not liked by many fans or even NBA players, his former teammate Andre Iguodala says it is because other players are jealous of what he has, said that Steph is a good guy and a great guy to be with and I have never seen such a good person get so much backlash because of the jealousy all over him, vouching for him.

Warriors writer Marcus Thompson, a second, said that of all the NBA players he has worked with, FF has undoubtedly been the best and it was his behavior on and off the court, nothing more than his campaign of networks and his annual golf tournaments to raise money for children, academic chibs, there has never been anything bad to say about the guy as a person, there aren't really that many interesting stories about things and it's kindness. but when we did the research for the video, he was easily one of the players that fans said should be included and finally number nine, Dwayne Wade, we spent most of his career in Miami and helped him win three NBA championships and over the course of his career, we quickly became the LeBron, the Heat's best overall franchise player, he was probably the best player to ever play for the Heat, but overall, as a member of the team, Dwyane Wade is a guy, The point is that as much as D-Wade did on the court to earn the respect of the Miami Heat, he did the same off the court to earn the respect of the entire city and some of his best contributions were highlighted in this Budweiser video that came out a couple of months ago, if you haven't seen it, I recommend it and it's linked in the description, but I warn you that it is a tearjerker.

Wade was approached by five people who helped him throughout his career, one was the sister of a Parkland victim who was buried in Wade's jersey because she was his favorite player and shortly afterward. Dwyane found out, wrote the boy's name on a shoe that night for the game, and eventually joined the family to help them. Another was a mother whose house burned down before Christmas, so Wade flew out and took his entire family shopping. then a third was a girl who graduated from college thanks to a scholarship that Dwyane Wade had given her, the fourth was the boy who Dwayne talked to and really helped change his life and finally the last was his mother who he didn't know for much of his childhood because she had addiction problems and he never met her until he came to the league, but he never held a grudge for her personal problems and never let that get in his way, instead he bought her a church whole to help her. he changed his life in 2008 and it worked and he's been a new person since then and they have a better relationship than ever to this day and these are just five little examples of the types of things that Dwyane Wade does and the man he is and and what he does. which undoubtedly makes him one of the best players in the entire NBA.

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