Its 2000...BY FAR.
Kenyon, Mike Miller, Jamal Crawford, Hedo, Mason, QRich, MoPete, House, Najera, Michael Redd, Dooling, Claxton, Swift, Etan Thomas and Darius Miles had the best careers. All role players for a good amount of their careers..outside of Michael Redd (who had terrible injuries). Kenyon, Miller, Crawford and Hedo were good players for pretty much their whole careers until the twilight but not close to superstars (or even stars). DMiles had a couple years where he flashed a lot of talent and put up buckets but he never put it together..then had an injury that put the nail in the coffin when it seemed like he may have begun to be a legit player. I held out hope for the StroShow for almost forever but other than highlight dunks and blocks he was never more than a good role player on average-below average teams in a brief span.
This is the only draft that had a negative cumulative WAR (-17.3)...so it actually made the talent pool worse.
So many terrible players.
Kenyon, Mike Miller, Jamal Crawford, Hedo, Mason, QRich, MoPete, House, Najera, Michael Redd, Dooling, Claxton, Swift, Etan Thomas and Darius Miles had the best careers. All role players for a good amount of their careers..outside of Michael Redd (who had terrible injuries). Kenyon, Miller, Crawford and Hedo were good players for pretty much their whole careers until the twilight but not close to superstars (or even stars). DMiles had a couple years where he flashed a lot of talent and put up buckets but he never put it together..then had an injury that put the nail in the coffin when it seemed like he may have begun to be a legit player. I held out hope for the StroShow for almost forever but other than highlight dunks and blocks he was never more than a good role player on average-below average teams in a brief span.
This is the only draft that had a negative cumulative WAR (-17.3)...so it actually made the talent pool worse.
So many terrible players.
