Part 2 of the top 30 NBA players heading into 2025-2026 has arrived.

The offseason continues as the EuroBasket continues for some NBA players. 

Welcome again to the 2nd annual Top 30 list. The second addition of this will hopefully spark some topic of conversation amongst people as we inch closer to the start of the 2025-2026 NBA season.

The 15th and final part of the offseason guides leads us to two teams looking to make a finals push after upgrading their rosters this past offseason and having success reaching the playoffs in recent seasons.

Week 8 of the offseason featured some moves by the Miami Heat. Exhibition games for EURObasket also started this week with so high-profile players competing in the upcoming tournament.

Part 14 of the offseason guides features two Eastern Conference teams looking to advance deep into the playoffs after a strong offseason and season this past year in the Atlanta Hawks and the Detroit Pistons.

Part 13 of the offseason guides has us diving into two teams located in the Pacific Division in the NBA, with the Sacramento Kings and the Los Angeles Lakers.

The 7th week of the NBA offseason included a couple of trades plus a team making a long-term commitment to their starting point guard. 

Part 12 of the offseason guides leads us to the Midwest states, where we have two Eastern Conference teams at a peculiar stage in their current franchise direction: the Chicago Bulls and the Milwaukee Bucks.

As the summer offseason comes to a halt, a couple teams got some very important commitments, long-term, for some highly profiled players. 

Part 11 of the Offseason guides leads us to two Western Conference teams trying to make the playoffs next season: The Portland Trailblazers and the Los Angeles Clippers.

Part 10 of the offseason guides leads us to two teams that have been connected in various trade talks throughout the past couple of seasons: the Miami Heat and the Phoenix Suns.