ESPN.com and the TrueHoop Network are ranking every NBA player -- and counting them down on Twitter (@NBAonESPN), from No. 500 to No. 1. As the rankings are announced, you can also find them here on the pages of ESPN.com.
• Arnovitz: In defense of Griffin's ranking »
Blake Griffin is no doubt a beast, but I think it is premature to rank him at number 10. He still needs to expand his game. #NBArank
Nick Kable
KableMan24
After one season? Wow. 
Chad Hoffman
JTrueStayTrue
@NBAonESPN Blake Griffin in the top 10 is pushing it too far. Win a playoff series, and we'll talk. #NBArank
DexterBrylle
DexterBrylle
@NBAonESPN Blake Griffin in the top 10? Too high! He's never even made the playoffs. Is #NBArank based solely on dunks?
Brad Nelson
B_tothe_RAD
So Blake Griffin was ranked higher than Melo and STAT because of defense. Funny, I never saw him playin much defense either. #NBArank #Knicks
Jared
Jared_Baird
5-on-5 debate: Ranking too high, too low or just right? »
What is #NBArank?
#NBArank is the Twitter hashtag to use if you want to get involved in the discussion or just follow along.
You can also follow along here: @NBAonESPN
How did we rank the players?
We asked 91 experts to rate each player on a 0-to-10 scale, in terms of "the current quality of each player."
Here is the full list of voters from ESPN.com, the TrueHoop Network, TrueHoop TV, Daily Dime Live, ESPN TV, ESPN Radio, ESPN Deportes, espnW, ESPN The Magazine, ESPN Insider, ESPN Fantasy, ESPN Games, ESPN Dallas, ESPN Los Angeles, ESPN Chicago, ESPN New York, ESPN Stats & Information, ESPN Topics and ESPN Analytics.
* Score: Tiebreakers are first based on percentage points; scores have been rounded off. The second tiebreaker is based on John Hollinger's estimated wins added for the 2010-11 NBA season (rookies were given an EWA of zero).
