Ranking of the shortest active players in the NBA: Yuki Kawamura leads the list at 173. Paul Van Jordan and 16 others are tied for third place.

On October 13, there are still 9 days left before the start of the new NBA regular season. European media BasketNews compiled the ranking of the shortest players in the new NBA season. Among them, Yuki Kawamura is the shortest player, veteran Paul is tied for third place, and players such as VanVleet and Conley are also on the list.

The detailed ranking of the shortest players in the new season is as follows:

1. Yuki Kawamura (Bulls), 173 cm;

2. Ryan Nembhard (Mavericks), 180 cm;

3. KJ Simpson (Hornets), 183 cm;

4. Aaron Holiday (Rockets), 183 cm;

5. Paul (Clippers), 183 cm;

6. Davion Mitchell (Heat), 183 cm;

7. Fred VanVleet (Rockets), 183 cm;

8. Jordan McLaughlin (Timberwolves), 183 cm;

9. Alvarado (Pelicans), 183 cm;

10. Lowry (76 people), 183 cm;

11, Conley (Timberwolves), 183 cm;

12, Chucky Hepburn (Raptors), 183 cm;

13. Isaiah Stevens (Kings), 183 cm;

14. Jameer Young (Heat), 183 cm;

15. Jayce Richardson (Magic) , 183 cm;

16, Kennedy Chandler (76ers), 183 cm;

17, RJ Davis (Lakers), 183 cm;

18, Tyson Etienne (Nets), 183 cm;

It can be seen that Yuki Kawamura is the only player in the league whose height is less than 180 cm. In last season, he played 22 times for the Grizzlies, averaging 4.2 minutes per game, scoring 1.6 points, 0.5 rebounds, 0.9 assists and 0.1 steals, shooting 36.7% from the field and 30.4% from three-point range.

In addition, you can see from the list that with a height of 183 centimeters, which is 6 feet, he is among the shortest players in the NBA. There are a total of 16 players with this height. These include many players we are familiar with, such as veterans Paul, VanVleet, Lowry, Alvarado, etc.

It is worth mentioning that since Yuki Kawamura is a Japanese player and Ryan Nembhard is a Canadian player, American players including Paul who are 183cm tall are the shortest players in the United States.