preface
There are many drafts in the long history of the NBA, and there will be many good players in each draft, but the most valuable is the top three picks. These three picks have almost all the best players of all eras, and there are many, many good players in history who were selected with the third pick, and today follow the ranking of the American media to see who is the best scout!
5. Cameron Anthony
Cameron is the 2003 prospect, he is the 03 platinum generation of prospects, the 2003 draft depends on who is the best player, LeBron James has undoubtedly become the champion of this year, there are countless teams are coaxing James, but they forget the unstoppable Cameron Anthony in college.
As strong as Anthony, he has a genius in front of him - Milicic, a white center from Serbian Herzegovina. So the Pistons were circling back and forth between Anthony and Milicic and didn't know who to choose, but at the age of 14 they were already on the European stage. It proved that he had very good strength, so the Pistons did not hesitate to get Cameron Anthony! He also delivered good results for the Nuggets!
Many people think that Anthony has no championship and nothing, how can he compare to the Grand Gasol in 2001? You must know that Anthony's total score is in the top ten in the NBA league, and he is not bad at the statistical level. That's why he became the fifth existence, and the first four people are not good stubble,
4. Kevin McHale
McHale was the 1980 scout, a player of the same era as Larry Bird, and the second contributor to the Celtics' championship during Bird's reign. He is a 208-game power forward and center and has a very good performance for the Celtics. He worked best with Bird during his time on the floor, and was once known as the league's No. 1 white power forward.
If McHale had had unlimited fire rights during those years, his personal honor would not have been so lacking. He brought three championships to the Celtics, one All-First Team and three All-First Defenses, two Second Defenses, two All-Sixth Man and seven All-Stars. The Celtics retired his number 32 jersey in honor of the white power forward's glorious honor. So he can rank in this position, although he doesn't have any MVP and scoring champions. But if Bird didn't have McHale, it would have been impossible, and the Celtics could have been without Bird but not without McHale, a phrase the Cardinal said at the time.
Although he is only a best sixth man, his playing time is no different from that of the starters. Even his ability surpasses that of the starting power forward, but you can't criticize his shortcomings.
3. Bob Cousy
He is the "originator of point guards" and the 1950 scouting show, and his appearance has a lot to do with the restructuring of the NBA. At that time, Celtic Cardinal Auerbach was extremely disdainful of Bob Cousy, feeling that he was a tall and thin player, although he performed well but still looked down on him. With the NBA changing rules in 1954, Auerbach felt that this was the time to use smaller players with shooting ability, who were fast and could do more. Bob Cousy was finally put in the starting lineup!
The team then selected Bill Russell to lay the defensive foundation, and the Celtics' starting five were already paying off. Point guard: Bob Cousy; Quantile: Bill Sharman; Small forward: Jim Lauskutov; Power forward: Heinson; Center: Bill Russell.
The dynasty was established, and with Bob Cousy's play, he chose to retire after the team won six championships. The Celtics also retired their jerseys in his honor. His appearance changed a lot of the pattern of the NBA, letting the world know that basketball can also be played like this, which was first used to evaluate Cousy. He is also the second player in history to win MVP, with seven assists kings and ten first-team and twelve All-Stars.
Hard honor Bob Cousy can be worth Harden in second place, but because it was only an ancient thing at that time, it would be a loss.
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2. James Harden
Harden's honor is in everyone's sight, and 2009 is also a year of high success, including Griffin, Curry and other All-Star players. At this point, the name of Harden's strongest scouts is also more related to this, and this year's prospect Harden was cultivated by the Thunder at the beginning. However, the Thunder did not give Harden a contract that matched his strength, and he came to the Houston Rockets. Harden on the Rockets also ushered in the peak of his life!
During his time with the Rockets, he had an MVP, a six-time All-NBA, three scoring champions, and two assists champions. He can still get his second assist king in the late stages of his career. Although he did not have a championship, his performance still made many people fall in love with this player, and his big beard was remembered by the world, which is exactly this beard Harden is also much more well-known.
The hero's final life was not ideal, he went from the Rockets to the Nets to seek a championship with Durant Irving, but it backfired, because too many things caused him to miss the championship. Later, he came to the 76ers, but because of Embiid's abnormal performance, the team lost, and still did not win a championship, hoping that Dengo will win a championship in his future career!
1. Michael Jordan
It's impossible to refuse to put Jordan first, because Jordan is such a player, he has one Rookie of the Year, one Best Defensive Player, one Rookie First Team, five MVPs, one Best Second Team, nine Best First Defense, ten First Team All, six championships and six FMVPs, and ten scoring champions in '91, '92, '96, '98 with both MVP and FMVP. There is no doubt that Jordan's data is the first in history at all times, and he has naturally become the strongest prospect.
And Jordan became a flower explorer also has a very interesting thing, Jordan in college was famous for killing Georgetown University led by Ewing. Everyone thinks Jordan is the 1984 top pick, because the champion is Olajuwon, and his performance in college can be described as very good. The top pick came from the Trail Blazers, who at the time had a Drexler who would later be known as the Glider. So they chose a white center, so they didn't choose Jordan, who also hated Drexler and the Blazers for a long time because of this incident. And at the 1992 Finals, I met the Blazers. He blasted the then Drexler on the field and won the championship 4-2!
Jordan's draft that year included not only Olajuwon, but also Flying Pig Barkley, Erwin Robertson and a number of high-quality talented players, known as the diamond generation. So he is in the first place without doubt. Compared with the later pioneers, they must have regretted it.