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On the draft day again, look at the 14 superstars in the history of those high-profile champions, the Hall of Fame is proud of their entry: 11 people at the Hall of Fame level, they are proud to enter the Hall of Fame: 17 all-star level, as few as one or two, more than four or five All-star experiences: 10 people in the starting level, get a stable main appearance opportunity: 15 people in the parallel goods class, rough technology, poor psychological endurance, inactive attitude, physical vulnerability and other reasons:

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Founded in the NBA in 1946, drafted in 1947, and has now selected 74 titles, not counting the young champions of the last 7 years (Andrew Wiggins in 2014, Carl-Anthony Downs in 2015, Ben Simmons in 2016, Markel Furcz in 2017, DeAndre Ayton in 2018, Zion Williamson in 2019, Anthony Edwards in 2020), and 67 titles (including 7 in active duty), Their career achievements can be divided into five grades: 14 superstars, 11 Hall of Famers, 17 all-stars, 10 starters, and 15 parallel cargoes.

<h1 class="pgc-h-decimal" data-index="01" > superstars of 14 people, and the Hall of Fame is proud of their presence:</h1>

On the draft day again, look at the 14 superstars in the history of those high-profile champions, the Hall of Fame is proud of their entry: 11 people at the Hall of Fame level, they are proud to enter the Hall of Fame: 17 all-star level, as few as one or two, more than four or five All-star experiences: 10 people in the starting level, get a stable main appearance opportunity: 15 people in the parallel goods class, rough technology, poor psychological endurance, inactive attitude, physical vulnerability and other reasons:

1958: "Grandpa Baylor" Elgin Baylor

1960: "Big O" Oscar Robertson

1968: "Big E" Ervin Hayes

1969: "Skyhook" Karim Jabbar

On the draft day again, look at the 14 superstars in the history of those high-profile champions, the Hall of Fame is proud of their entry: 11 people at the Hall of Fame level, they are proud to enter the Hall of Fame: 17 all-star level, as few as one or two, more than four or five All-star experiences: 10 people in the starting level, get a stable main appearance opportunity: 15 people in the parallel goods class, rough technology, poor psychological endurance, inactive attitude, physical vulnerability and other reasons:

1974: "The Red Giant" Bill Wharton

1979: "Magician" Elvin Johnson

1984: "Big Dreams" Hakim Olajuwon

1985: "Gorilla" Patrick Ewing

On the draft day again, look at the 14 superstars in the history of those high-profile champions, the Hall of Fame is proud of their entry: 11 people at the Hall of Fame level, they are proud to enter the Hall of Fame: 17 all-star level, as few as one or two, more than four or five All-star experiences: 10 people in the starting level, get a stable main appearance opportunity: 15 people in the parallel goods class, rough technology, poor psychological endurance, inactive attitude, physical vulnerability and other reasons:

1987: "Admiral" David Robinson

1992: "Shark" Shaquille O'Neill

1996: "The Answer" Aaron Iverson

1997: "Stone Buddha" Tim Duncan

On the draft day again, look at the 14 superstars in the history of those high-profile champions, the Hall of Fame is proud of their entry: 11 people at the Hall of Fame level, they are proud to enter the Hall of Fame: 17 all-star level, as few as one or two, more than four or five All-star experiences: 10 people in the starting level, get a stable main appearance opportunity: 15 people in the parallel goods class, rough technology, poor psychological endurance, inactive attitude, physical vulnerability and other reasons:

2003: LeBron James the Little Emperor (active)

2004: "Warcraft" Dwight Howard (active)

<h1 class="pgc-h-decimal" data-index="02" > 11 people in the Hall of Fame who are proud to be inducted into the Hall of Fame:</h1>

1961: Walter Bellamy

1970: Bob Reinier

1975: "Skywalker" David Thompson

1982: "Cobra" James Worthy

1983: Ralph Sampson

1993: Chris Webb

2002: Yao Ming

2008: Derek Ross (active)

2009: Blake Griffin (active)

2011: Kyrie Owen (active)

2012: Anthony Davis (active)

<h1 class="pgc-h-decimal" data-index="03" > 17 all-star experiences, as few as one or two times, as many as four or five all-star experiences:</h1>

1951: Gine Melgiori

1953: Ray Felix

1954: Frank Scharway

1966: Kaz Russell

1967: Jimmy Walker

1971: Austin Carr

1973: Doug Collins

1980: Joe Barry Caro

1981: Mark Aguire

1986: Brad Doherty

1988: Danny Manning

1990: Derek Coleman

1991: Larry Johnson

1994: Glenn Robinson

1999: Elton Brand

2000: Kenjan Martin

2010: John Wall (active)

<h1 class="pgc-h-decimal" data-index="04" > 10 people in the starting class, get a stable main playing opportunity:</h1>

1956: Shee Green

1957: Rod Hadley

1963: Art Heyman

1964: Jim Barnes

1965: Fred Hetzel

1976: John Lucas

1978: Mitchell Thompson

1995: Joe Smith

2005: Andrew Bogart

2006: Andrea Bagnani

<h1 class="pgc-h-decimal" data-index="05" > 15 people in the parallel cargo level, with different reasons such as rough technology, poor psychological endurance, inactive attitude, and physical fragility</h1>

1947: Clifton McNelly

1948: Andy Tokovich

1949: Howell Shannon

1950: Chuck Schal

1952: Mark Walkman

1955: Dick Ricketts

1959: Bob Boozer

1962: Bill McGill

1972: Larou Martin

1977: Kent Benson

1989: Pevis Ellison

1998: Michael Olovo Candy

2001: Kwame Brown

2007: Greg Auden

2013: Anthony Bennett

The draft starts right away, which lucky one will be selected by the Pistons this year? What grade will the selected winner become in the future? We'll see!

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