Kris Dunn rebuilt an NBA career on the one thing that never left him — elite defense.
A two-time Big East Player of the Year at Providence, he was drafted fifth in 2016 but bounced from Minnesota to Chicago to Atlanta as injuries mounted.
After paper trades and a G League detour, he revived his career in Utah as one of the league's best point-of-attack defenders.
The Clippers signed him via sign-and-trade in 2024 to hound opposing guards — a stopper who ranked near the NBA's top in steals despite never being named All-Defensive.