OKC: Westbrook, Harden, Durant, Green and Mullens POR: Bayless, Roy, Bactum, Aldridge, Oden LAC: Talor, Gordan, Thordan, Griffen, Jordan GSW: Curry, Morrow, Wright, Randolph, Bidrins NJN: Harris, Lee, williams. Yi. Lopez SCK: Evans, Martins, Greene, Thompson, Hawe
Do you mean, order the list according to the franchises' prospects in the next three years, or according to the aggregate talent of those lineups? If it's the first (franchise prospects), it would be: 1) Portland 2) Everyone else, because none of the other organizations listed care about winning and are happy with an internet fan base salivating over "cap space" and picks. Fifteen-year-old fantasy nerds apparently think the point of basketball is stockpiling first-round draft pick. (And no, New Jersey/Brooklyn is not getting Lebron). If it's the second--that's just impossible to do. There are some obvious lemons in those lineups (Yi?) and obvious franchise players, but evaluating all of those players' potential before Griffin, Harden, Curry, etc. play their first game is ridiculous.
Nonetheless, my vote goes to POR. They're already a contender with Aldridge & Roy. Other teams still need a decent inside force.
I like what Presti has been doing with OKC. They desperately need some veterans to help the squad develop but if they keep this team together for the next 3 years, they can be a very very tough team.