Some stats about the NBA draft (depressing)

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Now, I firmly believe that it isn't the slot you pick in, but how smart you are.

More cowbell please.

 

[The Midnight]

LOL... (depressing)

 

[doubledribble]

From 1995-2009 (I didn't include 2010 and later because they really hurt the stats), here is the chance you get an All-Star with your pick...

There is no point in comparing the drafts of the mid-90s with the drafts of the late 2000s: in the 90s most of the players entered the draft as 22-year-olds who played 4 years in college and were well known. Later the teams started swinging wildly at the raw 18/19 year olds, producing such high pick gems as Darko, Nikoloz Tskitishvili, and Marvin Williams.

It is very much hit-or-miss these days.

 

[gomretat]

Draft is a crap shoot at best. And despite the joy folks get on trashing our FO, our drafting overall has been fine - not the best but a long way from the worst.

 

[fgcamel]

Dont worry, we will be back to rooting for wins next year..... only like 20 games to go.
Until then, smoke pot daily to get you through the tough times

 

[Bawse Dawg]

The wanting the #1, #3, and #9 pick thing is just plain dumb.

 

[green]

Um, anyone going on about the 1, 3 and 9 pick needs to check their comprehension skills.

Holy cow.

Lol. Amazing what some people look for. Frustrating.


" Originally Posted by green

Now, I firmly believe that it isn't the slot you pick in, but how smart you are."

 

[Doublea]

Um, anyone going on about the 1, 3 and 9 pick needs to check their comprehension skills.

Holy cow.

Lol. Amazing what some people look for. Frustrating.


" Originally Posted by green

Now, I firmly believe that it isn't the slot you pick in, but how smart you are."

Then why post, "looks like we need to get either the #1, #3, or #9 picks."

 

[fishonjazz]

Then why post, "looks like we need to get either the #1, #3, or #9 picks."

Good question.
I would rather have 1, 2, and 3 tbh