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9) Russell Westbrook/Andre Roberson, Oklahoma City Thunder
Westbrook is coming off a MVP-caliber year, and he shouldn’t let up one bit in this coming season. Roberson figures to be the starter at SG, and he should continue to shoot the open 3’s presented to him when the defender doubles up on Westbrook. While the talents of Westbrook are unquestionable, the success of this duo will hinge greatly on Roberson’s ability to run and use picks on offense to get an open look, similar to Richard Hamilton in the mid 2000’s. Westbrook’s high level of play will positively impact Roberson.
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