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| Re: The biggest recent bust Quote:
Originally Posted by OLD SKOOL HQ 8Since 1960, there have been only '7' real draft busts on the number 1 pick: NBA Draft - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
1965- Fred Hetzel, Davidson(SF Warriors)
2, Bill Bradley
4, Rick Barry
6, Jerry Sloan
7, Billy Cunningham
10, Gail Goodrich
DETROIT, 3 - Bill BUNTIN ???
1967- Jimmie Walker, Providence(Detroit)
2, Earl Monroe
7, Walt Frazier
1972- Larue Martin, Loyola(Portland)
2, McAdoo
12, Dr. J
74, James Silas
DETROIT, 17 Chris Ford..9, Bob Nash
1977- Kent Benson, Indiana(Milwaukee)
2, Otis Birdsong
3, Marques Johnson(who they got anyway)
5, Walter Davis
7, Bernard King
8, Jack Sikma
DETROIT- 36, Ben Poquette
1989- Pervis Ellison, Louisville(Sacremento)
3, Sean Punk Elliot
4, Glen Rice
14, Tim Hardaway
17, Shawn Kemp
36, Cliff Robinson
2001- Kwame Brown, HS brat, Washington
3, Paul Gasol
5, Jason Richardson
10, Joe Johnson
13, Richard Jefferson
28, Tony Parker
31, Gilbert Arenas
DETROIT- Rodney White (25-Gerald Wallace)
1998- Mike Olawakandi, Pacific(LAC)
4, Antwon Jamison
5, Vince Carter
9, Dirk Nowitzki
10, Paul Pierce
DETROIT- 11,Bonzi Wells 40, Korleone Young | That 1998 draft where we just missed out on Nowitzki and Pierce was about as bad as missing out on Anthony, Bosh, Wade or Heinrich in 2003. Can you imagine if Pierce had been the starting SF the last 9 years , with Tay coming off the bench and everything else was constant??? we'd be going for number # six in a row now... |