Wait... you snuck Looney in there... Really Looney is better than Hood... and Hood is injury prone but looney is not.
I mean these are the examples you gave as better... Jazz are very comparable... it likely means there are 20+teams that drafted worse... so DL draft record is not ****. That's all I'm saying.
i've only mentioned 6 teams because i don't wanna be unfair and throw teams like Mavs, Nets and T'wolves into the mix.
If you think getting two all stars outside of top 10 are home-runs. what about getting a MVP caliber/potential all-time great with the 3rd pick? A Grand Slam?
Mavs also found a solid backup point guard in Jalen Brunson, and a functional PG DSJ who were just about good enough to lure the Knicks into giving them Porzingis.
And if you look at number of picks Mavs have had since 2013, i'd say they also drafted better/had a higher hit rate than DL.
Nets managed to steal Levert, Allen, Plumlee despite being ****ed by Billy King in trades with Hawks/Celtics/Blazers.
T'wolves as bad as they have been portrayed to be, actually did just fine in the draft. They got Dieng, Lavine, Tyus Jones,Towns, Dunn and Okogie. All are either solid picks that are fine being where they were, or "home run" picks that had significantly outperformed their draft positions. With the exception of maybe Shabazz Muhammad, who is more of a Trey Lyes-kind of pick.
Don't forget about the Wizards either. Since 2013 they've only had very limited number of picks but had a very decent hit rate. They got OPJ, Oubre, Satoransky, TBJ and Rui. All are gonna be starting caliber players in this league for many years to come. Some of them may make the all-star team somewhere down the road.