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The Biggest Busts In NBA Draft History
MacDubs:
Joe Smith - 1st Overall Selection by the Golden State Warriors in 1995
Selected ahead of: Rasheed Wallace (#4), Kevin Garnett (#5), Michael Finley (#21)
Dennis Hopson - 3rd Overall Selection by the New Jersey Nets in 1987
Selected ahead of: Scottie Pippen (#5), Kenny Smith (#6), Kevin Johnson (#7), Reggie Miller (#11), Mark Jackson (#18)
Michael Olowokandi - 1st Overall Selection by the L.A. Clippers in 1998
Selected ahead of: Mike Bibby (#2), Antawn Jamison (#4), Vince Carter (#5), Dirk Nowitzki (#9), Paul Pierce (#10), Rashard Lewis (#32)
Sam Bowie - 2nd Overall Selection by the Portland Trail Blazers in 1984
Selected ahead of: Michael Jordan (#3), Sam Perkins (#4), Charles Barkley (#5)
Citizen-Y:
Kenyon Martin
thisoneguy360:
Kwame Brown- First Overall
Drafted Ahead of Tyson Chandler (2nd) Pau Gasol (3rd) Jason Richardson (5th) Joe Johnson (10th) and Tony Parker (28th)
S P I C E:
--- Quote from: Citizen-Y on January 19, 2010, 04:34:45 AM ---Kenyon Martin
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No chance dude, yeah he isnt worthy of a #1 pick but take a look at the rest of that draft. The 2000 draft is easily the worst draft in the history of the NBA, I don't think KMart belongs on this list.
Citizen-Y:
--- Quote from: S P I C E on January 19, 2010, 12:55:14 PM ---
--- Quote from: Citizen-Y on January 19, 2010, 04:34:45 AM ---Kenyon Martin
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No chance dude, yeah he isnt worthy of a #1 pick but take a look at the rest of that draft. The 2000 draft is easily the worst draft in the history of the NBA, I don't think KMart belongs on this list.
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I don't care if the rest of the draft was complete shit, he's the number 1 pick and should have played like one. The only thing he did noteworthy was call out Keith Van Horn for not showing up in the Finals and then he pulls the same no show act the next year.
He's a bust.
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