The Sports Illustrated's Top 100 Players list is out and with it are a lot of angry customers.

This time is Boston Celtics point guard Isaiah Thomas, who is having none of it, hence his reaction on Twitter.

The 5-foot-9 Washington alum is coming off a season where he averaged 22.2 points, 6.2 assists, three rebounds, and 1.1 steals — which netted him his first All-Star appearance, but only a No. 45 ranking on the list.

However, Thomas' poor shooting percentage in the postseason and overall inefficiency led to his fall in the 2016-17 rankings, according to SI‘s Ben Golliver.

Thomas had previously ranked No. 88 in the 2015-16 iteration of the magazine's annual list, which he was also irked by.

To be fair, part of what makes these athletes great is their refusal at being nominated something other than what they think their potential is at.

Being a glass half-empty type of guy isn't necessarily the worst trait to have in an ultra-competitive sport where the good keep getting better and the great have to work even harder to remain at the top.

While Golliver's rank feels pretty accurate, hopefully Thomas balls out like he did last season and has yet another career-year to improve his stock for next year's list.