The NBA might be in its depth era, but star power still wins the day.

In a sport in which only five players take the floor for each team at a time, a concentration of stars has been a clear way to build a championship-level team.

But even when a team doesn't have a trio of ready-made stars, looking at the top three players on each roster is a good way to measure both the short- and long-term health of an organization and where a franchise is headed over the next few months and next few years.

With that rubric in mind, we not only have laid out the cores of all 30 NBA teams, but also ranked them in comparison to one another. And we've done so by taking into account both the group's present and future value -- along with the likelihood that these players will be with their respective team

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