The 2005 NBA Draft was held on June 28 at the theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City, USA: Andrew Bogut. (Also in his year is the superstar: Chris Paul))
Career average: 9.4 points, 7.0 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 0.6 steals, 0.8 blocks, total 14 malicious fouls. As a result, he was also named the dirtiest player in the NBA by player representatives and league executives. Stretching his legs to trip Paul, fanning the ball less, blocking and dismantling deliberately knocking over Harden Jr., provoking Howard to open his elbow, angrily slapping Yao Ming, and handing Jajan Huang, it can really be said that he is "no evil and no evil" on the court.
Bogut on the sidelines was also not honest. In the Sun Yang incident in 2019, Bogut, who is also an Australian with Horton, supported Horton with extreme language on Twitter, and a few days later, he once again posted two domestic Internet buzzwords on Twitter, causing an uproar and angering domestic fans, Sun Yang supporters and a large number of Twitter users.
Twitter screenshots
Every year in the NBA draft, the level of ball skills is uneven, but like Andrew Bogut, there are very few people who are not good at ball skills and character.
What else do you know about his "no evil deeds"?