I'm the biggest Rubio fan around these parts and believe me the kid has no place on a top 10 list when he hasn't played a single minute in the NBA. You can be the best in the world talent wise but until you go to the best league and prove yourself (ala Drazen Petrovic) then it doesn't matter.
If we're talking about putting Kobe top then I want to see Duncan, Shaq, Ginobli, etc on the list.
Pure talent?
LeBron
the rest.
There's only one man who is head and shoulders above everyone and sadly he "took his talents to South Beach", anyone else is arguable and don't tell me Wade deserves to be in the top 3 because he has the ring, if Shaq doesn't go to Miami, he doesn't get it.
Roy is more than comparable in talent for Wade but one had the right fit and the other didn't.
I've never understood this idea of a top 10 with players of different positions. Sure players like Jordan and LeBron can stand out a mile and Magic and Shaq, but that's different, they stand out because they're either freaks or they can do it all.
If you have a "top 5 pg" then there will still be disagreement and rightly so. My personal pg of choice is still Rondo because I like the pass first PG that can get the ball to his shooters or inside to his big men and Rondo does this better than most if not all. People will say I'm mad and that D-Will and CP3 are the only options but despite their talents neither have the ring. The counter to that is they haven't had the team Rondo has, but then you still have to win regardless, so it can go on and on.
There is no top 10, no stat can prove it, no games can prove it, only when they are done with their careers can we get a clearer picture, oh and guess what, we'll still be arguing then.
Have fun though, here's my two cents:
Kobe
Shaq
Duncan
Ginobli
Pierce
Allen
Rondo
Wade
Pau
Dwight/Roy/Wade/Melo/CP3 (minus injury)
Talent only takes you so far, you need that intangible and until you've won the ring, you're not the best around, if you win 5 and you can still get it done, you're the man.
Roy misses out to Wade only by virtue of the ring. You'll notice all the players on my list have rings other than Dwight who would be the first piece I'd build a team around if I were trying to win one now that wasn't LeBron James.