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Here are 14 of the NBA's most underrated diamonds in the rough

Seth Curry (Dallas Mavericks): Steph's little brother may not have the same firepower, but his efficiency and catch-and-shoot prowess is undeniable.

Bobby Portis (Milwaukee Bucks): This high-motor hustle machine anchors the Bucks' championship-caliber defense and has blossomed into a reliable offensive weapon.

Jalen Brunson (New York Knicks): A floor general with championship pedigree, Brunson's basketball IQ and poise make him a key cog in the Knicks' rebuild.

Dejounte Murray (Atlanta Hawks): A dynamic two-way guard, Murray excels in transition and boasts elite size and scoring ability for his position.

Jarrett Allen (Cleveland Cavaliers): This defensive dynamo anchors the Cavs' young core with his hustle, rim protection, and surprising on-ball defense.

Tobias Harris (Philadelphia 76ers): A versatile forward with a smooth scoring touch, Harris provides consistent production without the flashy headlines.

Malcolm Brogdon (Portland Trailblazers): A fundamentally sound point guard with championship experience, Brogdon can do it all on the court.

Grayson Allen (Phoenix Suns): Despite past controversies, Allen's perimeter shooting and defensive tenacity make him a valuable contributor.

Desmond Bane (Memphis Grizzlies): This second-year guard emerged as a surprise scoring threat after Ja Morant's injury, showcasing a deep bag of offensive tricks.

Alec Burks (Detroit Pistons): A veteran with scoring and defensive versatility, Burks provides mentorship and scoring punch to the young Pistons.

JaVale McGee (Sacramento Kings): No longer "Tragic Bronson," McGee's championship experience, rim protection, and energy make him a valuable asset for any team.

Luke Kennard (Los Angeles Clippers): This sharpshooter spaces the floor for Paul George and knocks down open threes with laser accuracy.

Isaiah Hartenstein (New York Knicks): Don't be fooled by his modest scoring numbers, Hartenstein's advanced stats reveal a smart passer, skilled finisher, and defensive anchor.

Jordan Clarkson (Utah Jazz): Embracing his role as a high-powered sixth man, Clarkson continues to light up the bench and bring energy every night.

These 14 players are just a taste of the hidden talent lurking beneath the NBA's bright lights. They contribute in countless ways, proving that a championship team is built not just on superstars, but on the dedication and skill of every player on the roster. So next time you watch a game, keep an eye out for these underrated gems – they might just surprise you with their brilliance.

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