We’ve seen a variety of players attempt to compile lists of their top five all-time players, starting fives, and other such things. Anthony Davis, the best player for the Los Angeles Lakers, was recently asked for his top five list, but it had nothing to do with the NBA. The 30-year-old was approached by YouTuber FaZe JSmooth, who questioned him about his favorite five snacks of all time.
1. Oatmeal Creme Pies
2. Any Calypso or any AriZona Tea
3. Little Debbie Honey Buns
4. Cosmic Brownies
5. Crunchy Kurls
Anthony Davis names his Top 5 snacks. Is his list valid? pic.twitter.com/ryL1FK54Md
— Lakers Lead (@LakersLead) August 7, 2023
The majority of NBA fans responded well to Davis’ list.
This list, in one’s opinion, is quite valid.
Super valid
— Justin (@goated_jus) August 7, 2023
The Creme Pies, according to a supporter, ought to always come first.
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The Crunchy Kurls are really fantastic, a fan acknowledged.
them kurl chips be fire asf
— Polo G Reports (@pologreports) August 7, 2023
A fan, however, feels that other from Calypso and AriZona Tea, the list was really unimpressive.
Mid list aside from Arizona and calypso
— Mikhail 🕵🏿♂️ M.D. (@MikhailW77) August 7, 2023
It was praised by a supporter that Davis chose Calypso.
He knows ball talkin about calypso
— ⚡️ (@__Speedy2) August 7, 2023
Here, Davis made some unquestionably wise selections. However, it is somewhat surprising that he didn’t select Ruffles given that he has previously worked with them and even had his very own flavor of chips created.
For Anthony Davis, the offseason has been one to remember
On both an individual and team level, Davis had a great offseason. He committed to the Lakers for a hefty three-year, $186 million contract and witnessed firsthand how well the front office handled free agency. Davis, though, will now face increased pressure and has a lot to live up to. He was dubbed one of the league’s most dominant two-way players by GM Rob Pelinka, and the eight-time All-Star played like one last season. In the 2022–23 season, he averaged 25.9 points, 12.5 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 1.1 steals, and 2.0 blocks per game. It is anticipated that he can even outperform those figures.
