Klay actually has a *better* resume than Dray for the HOF right today. He's a higher offensive option on the ring, has the same amount of All-NBA, has *more* ASG appearances.

Dray's career isn't a HOF one today. Does it project as one? Sure, of course-- I'd imagine he can get to 5 ASGs and, if he has two rings, that should be enough. But if he has D-Rose type injury problems starting this offseason and his career falls off considerably, he's far from a lock, and he's certainly not someone in the same breath as Dwight Howard in terms of HOF likelihood.