Draino

Regular Season: 8.8 PPG | 4.9 RPG | 2.1 APG | 0.8 SPG | 0.6 BPG | 79% FG | 65% 3PT | 4-6 Record

Playoffs: 13.0 PPG | 2.0 RPG | 0.5 APG | 83% FG | 100% 3PT

Draino put together one of the most efficient regular seasons of any backend in the league and was a major contributor to a defense that finished 3rd in points allowed and 5th in opponent field goal percentage. His offensive game carried over into the playoffs, where he averaged 13.0 points on 83% shooting, but his team's season ended in a disappointing first-round upset. While Draino continued to score efficiently, the defense that had defined his regular season couldn't slow down the opposing backcourt, ultimately costing his team a chance to make a deeper run.

Why He's Ranked #7

Draino's regular-season résumé was too strong to ignore. His elite efficiency, rebounding, and steady two-way play earned him a top-seven finish, and he individually performed well in the playoffs despite the early exit.

Why Not Higher

The players ahead of him either made significantly deeper playoff runs or played a larger role in postseason success. Draino's first-round exit and his team's defensive regression in the playoffs caused him to slide behind players like xoSmooth, who elevated their game when it mattered most.

Why Not Lower

Bigdaddytien and the rest of the field had solid seasons, but none matched Draino's combination of regular-season efficiency and overall production. Even with the disappointing playoff finish, his complete body of work was stronger than those ranked below him, keeping him securely in the No. 7 spot.