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Losing a mother is only tragic if you were close to her what about those who abandoned their loved ones and didn't give any good excuses. If my own didn't want me i not crying down my life and hurting my own self by feeling bad for someone else. In KAT's case he had a loving mother but has to learn along with others that we are here for a short time, even if its 100 years it is still short because the hours in the day are very short plus you minus the hours people sleep and time wasted.
Lmao but at the same time, he looked the same way when he retired too. Dude just turned 40 at age 18 and stayed 40 until he was actually 40, then he cut his hair and put on some weight.
can you blame him, the knicks have been horrible since he retired. too much drama being in new york. the fans are two faced, and if you have a couple of bad games they will turn on you.
The big fella was always my favorite player. Not sure why, I grew up in Florida. Until his feet betrayed him he was ALL time. Great shot blocker, floor general, maybe the best shooting center in history next to jokic. If I could meet one player it would be Patrick Ewing.
Crazy to look back at 16/17 Sixers had the 1st pick (17 Traded from Boston) and the Celtics still got the best player in both drafts. Ainge is a genius.
76ers just picked bad. Embiid is their best pick at any draft position since Iverson. Celtics could tell who was going to be picked when trading down. If anything they traded down to pay less, as they knew who they wanted would still be on the board. Good draft for them.
I was happy that night when the Spurs picked Tim Duncan. David Robinson carried the team's winning flag for years. But with Duncan joining the team, the Spurs became the best to beat, if you can in the whole league, and won 5 championships with him as Spurs player.
Technically, if we're going by rookie season performance, then it's this guy @1:02. The best number 1 draft rookie player ever and he was great from the beginning
Damn i feel bad for Anthony Edwards though 1st overall and he didn't even got a chance to walk to the stage and shook the hands of the commissioner like how all the legends did
We’ve had our ups and downs and everything in between… Daugherty- Solid pick in a rough draft LeBron- Obviously off the charts Kyrie- No brainer pick- possible HOF Bennett- Maybe the biggest bust in NBA history Wiggins- Had potential to be great. Good trade. Solid career
Stunted/Injury Riddled Players and Draft Busts since 1980: Ralph Sampson (1983): he and Olajuwon were the original twin towers, but injuries really hampered him. He played like 70 games in his last 3 seasons combined iirc because of the injuries. Pervis Ellison (1989): could never stay on the floor at all. Had his best season in his third year tho where he averaged 20 points and 11 boards, winning Most Improved Player. Joe Smith (1995): the dude drafted before KG. Singlehandedly bankrupt himself by flushing 61 million down the drain. Was actually very good in his first few years but eventually just transformed into a roleplayer. Also had that controversy with Minnesota. Michael Olowokandi (1999): was very talented but untouchable, as Kareem puts it. An unwillingness to accept criticism, a detrimental attitude and a billion knee surgeries eventually ended him. Kwame Brown (2001): I still applaud him for having an otherwise solid career, but the pick was still horrendous, especially since it's Michael Jordan as the GM. Everyone knows what happened so I won't explain it. Andrew Bogut (2005): dude was an insane defender, singlehandedly making the Bucks a top 10 defense iirc in his prime, but that horrific injury robbed him of his stardom. Still managed to win rings tho with GS. Andrea Bargnani (2006): I honestly don't think he's that gargantuan bust as everyone puts it, but the numbers he put up still doesn't justify his draft position. He was a black hole on defense and his shooting didn't really carry over from Europe. Greg Oden (2007): Still think he would have been very good had not for his injuries. Doesn't really help that KD was drafted after him tho. Derrick Rose (2008): No, Rose is not a bust. That's just heretical stuff to say. But the ACL injury robbed him of so much at such a young age. He definitely would have done a lot more down the line, like more all star appearances and a huge chance to be first ballot HoFer. I'm very proud of him for picking himself back up however and rediscovering himself as a professional basketball player. Anthony Bennett (2013): I know the draft class as a whole was very weak with Giannis and Gobert being projects, McCollum being not that highly touted and Victor having to go to 3 teams to be an all star, but what the fuck was Cleveland thinking? Markelle Fultz (2017): he has the talent, and I still think he still has a lot of time to at least create a respectable career, but that number one pick potential is long gone.
@@praveenfernandes734 No, because Ben Simmons isn't a bust. He didn't play the season immediately after he was drafted, but the next season he was ROY, he's been a three-time all-star and he led the league in steals in the 2019-20 season. He doesn't play like a #1 pick, but that's not the same as being a bust.
Shaquille, Iverson, Duncan, Yao Ming, Lebron James, Dwight Horward, Bogut, D Rose, Griffin, John Wall, Irving, Anthony Davis, Wiggins, KAT were good #1 picks I personally think Zion, Edwards will be important to nba history
Bruh David Robinson? He's the greatest rookie ever at number 1 Draft pick. Have you seen his rookie year performance? No number 1 pick has yet matched his performance average
It was sad how many of those guys we all said in our head “Could have been great if he stayed healthy” But that’s the NBA. You can’t just be great, you have to stay healthy.
I remember that draft, and I remember that a lot of people didn't know much about him and thought he might not work out. But I guess the idea was he had so much potential if he did. He was like the Giannis that never developed.
Love how it starts with Joe Barry Carroll. Warriors got that no.1 pick from Boston by trading Robert Parrish and another draft pick (Kevin McHale) haha what a trade.
No, it just means that that one player alone wasn't enough to change the fortunes of the franchise. Larry Johnson was ROY in 1992, and teamed with #2 pick Alonzo Mourning the very next year, to lead the Charlotte Hornets a first round victory in the playoffs that same year. Mourning hit a buzzer-beating, midrange jumper in game 4 to win the series.
@johnanderson9765 David Robinson @1:02 proved you wrong because he instantly took a very bad 20-62 Spurs team and turned into playoff contender, 3rd best of the WC as rookie, and became all-star already being 3rd best in his position as well as one of the best players in the league. Probably the best rookie ever with high performance stats
Yes. I think it’s because most picks back in the day were drafted upon completing college. Now players are getting drafted with only 1-2 years of college or straight out of high school. That can be a about 4 year difference in age.
@@jaybdub77 yeah but the likes of Bron and Kobe were coming straight out of high school into the draft and look older than most guys now. Kids these days just look younger than previous generations at their age.
AI seems like a good #1 pick, especially compared to the others we see here, but that 96 draft class was so deep. Hall of farmers left & right in that draft: Kobe, Nash, Ray Allen...
@KINGRECKLEZZ being a number one pick is an honor, you'll always be associated with that, that's how. Do you realize how ELITE of a club that is? What percentage of men ever get that privilege?
1984 1996 2003 my top 5 in their position 84' C: Hakeem olajuwon PF: Sam perkins SF: Charles Barkley SG Michael Jordan PG: john stockton 96' C: Ben wallace PF: Marcus camby SF: Peja stojakovic SG: Kobe Bryant PG: Steve nash 03' C: Chris bosh PF: Carmelo anthony SF: Lebron James SG: dwane wade PG: Jose calderon
Probably would take Kyrie over Rose just because he’s a better shooter. Otherwise, I think everyone else is the correct call. Hakeem would easily be the debatable one for bigs but TD and Shaq are too good to leave off the starting line up.
some takeaways from this video: cavs had the most #1 picks with 6. they also had quite possibly the greatest #1 pick of all-time in lebron james, while also quite possibly the worst #1 pick off all-time in anthony bennett. the lakers #1 pick james worthy in the 1982 draft, was originally from the cavs (funnily enough) from the infamous stepien era. this is also the first and only time a reigning NBA champion picked first overall. 9 teams have never won the 1st overall pick so far
I’ve been watching this since 2019 and since I’ve been watching basketball since 2019 and no number 1 pick has been a bust so I hope banchero isn’t a bust so I can keep up my streak
@@renji-san5273 yeah if cade Edwards and Zion’s have good years it’s save to say there not busts but paolo will have to have 2 good years to prove he is not a bust cuz u can’t judge people off there rookie year
As I was watching this, I was feeling like I saw more and more busts the closer we got to the present. Even if a player isn't an immediate bust, it's hard to live up to the hype of being a #1 pick your whole career. You can start off ok, get injured, and just kind of fall off.
Bigs are just rare. If you get a franchise big, you're set for a long time. Sadly, bigs often are injury prone and / or "projects" when they get drafted. Look at Wiseman for a recent example.
the fact that Kobe and MJ were not the 1st picks is still a bit crazy since we are used to see future superstars like LeBron, Worthy, even Wemby and Banchero as 1st picks
My heart broke when I saw KAT getting drafted. Losing a mother would be tragic, and here he embraced her first after accomplishing such a large goal.
Screw COVID-19
you mean ant
@@camthomasgoat1121 😮
Losing a mother is only tragic if you were close to her what about those who abandoned their loved ones and didn't give any good excuses. If my own didn't want me i not crying down my life and hurting my own self by feeling bad for someone else. In KAT's case he had a loving mother but has to learn along with others that we are here for a short time, even if its 100 years it is still short because the hours in the day are very short plus you minus the hours people sleep and time wasted.
@@adamsamuel8593ummm 🤯 what in the world?
0:48 Patrick Ewing as rookie already looks like he is about to retire 😆
I was thinking the same 😂😂😂
same goes for greg oden
Lmao but at the same time, he looked the same way when he retired too. Dude just turned 40 at age 18 and stayed 40 until he was actually 40, then he cut his hair and put on some weight.
can you blame him, the knicks have been horrible since he retired. too much drama being in new york. the fans are two faced, and if you have a couple of bad games they will turn on you.
The big fella was always my favorite player. Not sure why, I grew up in Florida. Until his feet betrayed him he was ALL time. Great shot blocker, floor general, maybe the best shooting center in history next to jokic. If I could meet one player it would be Patrick Ewing.
I watch this every year like: "Damn, he went first?". You'd think I'd learn by now.
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This funny fr
Me every time I see Andrew bogut in this video
I could've sworn up and down Grandmama went number 2 overall...
Quick Summary
1980-Warriors-Joe Barry Carrol 0:01
1981-Mavericks-Mark Aguirre 0:08
1982-Lakers-James Worthy 0:14
1983-Rockets-Ralph Sampson 0:25
1984-Rockets-Hakeem Olajuwon 0:31
1985-Knicks-Patrick Ewing 0:42
1986-Cavs-Brad Daughtery 0:52
1987-Spurs-David Robinson 1:02
1988-Clippers Danny Manning 1:09
1989-Kings-Pervis Ellison 1:16
1990-New Jersey Nets-Derek Coleman 1:29
1991-Hornets-Larry Johnson 1:38
1992-Magic-Shaquille O’Neal 1:48
1993-Magic-Chris Webber 2:00
1994-Bucks-Glenn Robinson 2:11
1995-Warriors-Joe Smith 2:20
1996-76ers-Allen Iverson 2:31
1997-Spurs-Tim Duncan 2:46
1998-Clippers-Michael Olowakandi 2:59
1999-Bulls-Elton Brand 3:08
2000-New Jersey Nets-Kenyon Martin 3:20
2001-Wizards-Kwame Brown 3:30
2002-Rockets-Yao Ming 3:40
2003-Cavs-Lebron James 3:50
2004-Magic-Dwight Howard 4:00
2005-Bucks-Andrew Bogut 4:09
2006-Raptors-Andrea Bargnani 4:16
2007-Blazers-Greg Oden 4:24
2008-Bulls-Derrick Rose 4:31
2009-Clippers-Blake Griffin 4:38
2010-Wizards-John Wall 4:47
2011-Cavs-Kyrie Irving 4:54
2012-Pelicans-Anthony Davis 5:00
2013-Cavs-Anthony Bennett 5:10
2014-Cavs-Andrew Wiggins 5:20
2015-Timberwolves-Karl Anthony-Towns 5:30
2016-76ers-Ben Simmons 5:38
2017-76ers-Markelle Fultz 5:48
2018-Suns-Deandre Ayton 5:59
2019-Pelicans-Zion Williamson 6:07
2020-Timberwolves-Anthony Edwards 6:20
2021-Pistons-Cade Cunningham 6:29
2022-Magic-Paolo Banchero 6:41
2023-Spurs-Victor Wembanyama
Thank me later lads 👍 😊
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I can’t believe how many of these picks were complete busts
@Phi Hong that’s the worst video I ever seen!
2013 draft: the cavs select a bust
New orleans hornets ???
Its amazing how many times the 1st overall pick ended up being a bad pick.
maybe bcoz d pressure of da player?
Yeah it's the pressure to perform. Had many of the stars we love been drafted no. 1, they would have fold as well. Except for lebron
Except shaq
And Kyrie
And Yao Ming was also pretty good ig
My heart aches for Greg Oden. What a career it would have been.
One of the biggest what if
@@jats1337the other being Len Bias
@@chscelebrity8325 and Derrick Rose 🌹
My heart aches every time I see this, knowing we should have taken KD 1st instead of a 40 year old man
4:24
Hands down the biggest what if, in NBA history, also he is such a kind soul. Every video I have seen of him makes me like him even more.
Some of these draft picks take me back in time. Makes me realize how fast time really goes by
Crazy to look back at 16/17 Sixers had the 1st pick (17 Traded from Boston) and the Celtics still got the best player in both drafts. Ainge is a genius.
76ers just picked bad. Embiid is their best pick at any draft position since Iverson. Celtics could tell who was going to be picked when trading down. If anything they traded down to pay less, as they knew who they wanted would still be on the board. Good draft for them.
My heart hurt a little bit when Greg oden came up😓
The ultimate "what could've been"?
and then to follow it up, the finishing blow, Derrick rose
Poor blazers
I know it could have been Gianns Atetokumpo
@@Gibleondeez123. you mean kd
I was happy that night when the Spurs picked Tim Duncan.
David Robinson carried the team's winning flag for years.
But with Duncan joining the team, the Spurs became the best to beat, if you can in the whole league, and won 5 championships with him as Spurs player.
And now Wembanyama incoming. Three #1 picks, three Hof Big Men. Draft has been kind to the Spurs
3:51 Greatest first overall pick of all time
might change soon
I have to disagree 5:10.
Technically, if we're going by rookie season performance, then it's this guy @1:02. The best number 1 draft rookie player ever and he was great from the beginning
@@dixon6195 😅😅😅😅
I find it odd that the players used to sit in the stands, and not in their own tables, like they do know.
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When you realize the Lakers had 3 #1 draft picks when they won their last championship 😅
@Hardcore Action pll
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You mean LeBron, Howard, and Davis?
They also had 3 #1 picks in the 80s (Magic, Kareem, Worthy)
@@JohnnyYeet123-sr8xk and mychal thompson (klays dad)
Patrick Ewing looked like he is getting ready for his HoF acceptance speech rather than just being selected No. 1
I was wondering when I'd see the usual Ewing looks way older comment 🤣
Yeah
HAKEEM THE DREAM!!! 🚀😴Don’t sleep on him
Kareem better
@@lowkeybronhater3324ok
3:45 the handshake tho 💀
Hi five turned handshake
😅😅 I feel bad for laughing, but 💀
Orlando gets more #1 overall picks than anyone. Forget about the "Frozen Envelope" conspiracy, it's the Orlando Magic!
Its actually the CAVS with 6 no.1 picks
Them and the TWolves.
30 years ago today!!! Shaq Attaq is in da House!!!!! Orlando Magic 1st overall out of LSU🏀👨🏾🦲🤾🏾♂
Anthony Bennet really sticking out here
I think we all know what happens next
GOAT
Anthony bennet isn't on youtube blaming everyone in the nba for his failures like kwame brown does everyday
Michael olowokandi is just as bad
@@michiga9132 I would flame you for talking about me like you were a special player too.
3:08 how the bulls went from championship to 1st pick just by losing Jordan is insane🤯
I still believe that draft was rigged
Like warrios
Jordan the GOAT and carried
3:51 20 years later he's averaged 30 ppg and made it to the western conference finals!! 🤯🤯
Damn i feel bad for Anthony Edwards though 1st overall and he didn't even got a chance to walk to the stage and shook the hands of the commissioner like how all the legends did
BecUse of Covid?
Also neither did Yao Ming has he was on video
Yao was in beijing
@@cavewoah Yao was in Shanghai actually
Shoutout to Larry O'Brien at the beginning of this video and the namesake of the championship trophy
When you realize the Cavaliers have had 5 #1 draft picks.
We’ve had our ups and downs and everything in between…
Daugherty- Solid pick in a rough draft
LeBron- Obviously off the charts
Kyrie- No brainer pick- possible HOF
Bennett- Maybe the biggest bust in NBA history
Wiggins- Had potential to be great. Good trade. Solid career
They bought their championship.
love watching this every year
I love how Ewing was number 1 pick and looks like he was about to retire lol
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Yeah, he’s good looking just like me 😎
Bruh I just commented the same thing and I didn't even see your comment LMAO that's hilarious😂
bro aged quickley
I was shit he drafted looking old already 😂😂
It’s so sad seeing Greg oden because of how short of a career he had because of an injury
Stunted/Injury Riddled Players and Draft Busts since 1980:
Ralph Sampson (1983): he and Olajuwon were the original twin towers, but injuries really hampered him. He played like 70 games in his last 3 seasons combined iirc because of the injuries.
Pervis Ellison (1989): could never stay on the floor at all. Had his best season in his third year tho where he averaged 20 points and 11 boards, winning Most Improved Player.
Joe Smith (1995): the dude drafted before KG. Singlehandedly bankrupt himself by flushing 61 million down the drain. Was actually very good in his first few years but eventually just transformed into a roleplayer. Also had that controversy with Minnesota.
Michael Olowokandi (1999): was very talented but untouchable, as Kareem puts it. An unwillingness to accept criticism, a detrimental attitude and a billion knee surgeries eventually ended him.
Kwame Brown (2001): I still applaud him for having an otherwise solid career, but the pick was still horrendous, especially since it's Michael Jordan as the GM. Everyone knows what happened so I won't explain it.
Andrew Bogut (2005): dude was an insane defender, singlehandedly making the Bucks a top 10 defense iirc in his prime, but that horrific injury robbed him of his stardom. Still managed to win rings tho with GS.
Andrea Bargnani (2006): I honestly don't think he's that gargantuan bust as everyone puts it, but the numbers he put up still doesn't justify his draft position. He was a black hole on defense and his shooting didn't really carry over from Europe.
Greg Oden (2007): Still think he would have been very good had not for his injuries. Doesn't really help that KD was drafted after him tho.
Derrick Rose (2008): No, Rose is not a bust. That's just heretical stuff to say. But the ACL injury robbed him of so much at such a young age. He definitely would have done a lot more down the line, like more all star appearances and a huge chance to be first ballot HoFer. I'm very proud of him for picking himself back up however and rediscovering himself as a professional basketball player.
Anthony Bennett (2013): I know the draft class as a whole was very weak with Giannis and Gobert being projects, McCollum being not that highly touted and Victor having to go to 3 teams to be an all star, but what the fuck was Cleveland thinking?
Markelle Fultz (2017): he has the talent, and I still think he still has a lot of time to at least create a respectable career, but that number one pick potential is long gone.
Nothing about Ben Simmons huh?
@@praveenfernandes734great intelligent player
kwame brown and olowokandi were very good!...in EA Sports NBA Live PS game series. They were in my rooster🤣
@@praveenfernandes734 No, because Ben Simmons isn't a bust. He didn't play the season immediately after he was drafted, but the next season he was ROY, he's been a three-time all-star and he led the league in steals in the 2019-20 season. He doesn't play like a #1 pick, but that's not the same as being a bust.
The biggest bust is Anthony Bennett. Imagine playing in G League in 2 years lol
5:13 I’m missing that “woah!” From Bill Simmons.
Same
Ben Simmon wanted to pass the pick to someone else.
Yeah, because you're definitely not gonna get it from Ben Simmons
Man I would have loved to see a Shaq Webber Magic team they would have been so solid.
And Penny Hardaway.
@@dennistyler8746 that wouldn’t have been possible since Webber and Penny were traded for each other on draft night in 93
They traded Webber for Hardaway in part because O'Neal had worked with him in the movie Blue Chips.
WTF!! lebron he dominated in position sf since 2003-2022
Shaquille, Iverson, Duncan, Yao Ming, Lebron James, Dwight Horward, Bogut, D Rose, Griffin, John Wall, Irving, Anthony Davis, Wiggins, KAT were good #1 picks
I personally think Zion, Edwards will be important to nba history
Worthy? Hakeem?
@@xxunknownxx279 thought the same thing
@@xxunknownxx279 i agree that Hakeem was a good pick, but there was MJ in the same draft
Bogut was not a good 1st pick
Bruh David Robinson? He's the greatest rookie ever at number 1 Draft pick. Have you seen his rookie year performance? No number 1 pick has yet matched his performance average
Crazy how all these number 1 picks from 2004-present, Lebron is still currently by far the better player. Insane longevity.
eh you could make an argument for some.
Thank you NBA
It was sad how many of those guys we all said in our head “Could have been great if he stayed healthy”
But that’s the NBA. You can’t just be great, you have to stay healthy.
Anthony Edwards man I missed that year. Covid sucked
So amazing 🤩
I was the number 1 pick took the pistons to the finals and won 7 rings but I didn’t have the cameras on
Flight, is that you??
😒.........shhhhh 2k
Some of these first picks I haven't heard of.
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Michael olowokandi...
I remember that draft, and I remember that a lot of people didn't know much about him and thought he might not work out. But I guess the idea was he had so much potential if he did. He was like the Giannis that never developed.
like who?
@@rmleiderI’ve personally never heard of Andrea Bargnani
It’s criminal how many #1 picks the Cavs, Magic and Wizards have had.
this is our yearly reminder tyat anthony bennett exists
name of the song that starts playing when glen robinson was selected in 1994???
Love how it starts with Joe Barry Carroll. Warriors got that no.1 pick from Boston by trading Robert Parrish and another draft pick (Kevin McHale) haha what a trade.
You know which top pick flopped when the the same team has the first pick the following year 😂
Shaq and Webber back to back NY the Magic. You saying Shaq sucked as a rookie? If not, then specify, especially considering the shakeout after trades.
No, it just means that that one player alone wasn't enough to change the fortunes of the franchise. Larry Johnson was ROY in 1992, and teamed with #2 pick Alonzo Mourning the very next year, to lead the Charlotte Hornets a first round victory in the playoffs that same year. Mourning hit a buzzer-beating, midrange jumper in game 4 to win the series.
@johnanderson9765 David Robinson @1:02 proved you wrong because he instantly took a very bad 20-62 Spurs team and turned into playoff contender, 3rd best of the WC as rookie, and became all-star already being 3rd best in his position as well as one of the best players in the league. Probably the best rookie ever with high performance stats
These are legends
I’ll predict that Victor Wembanya will be 1st Pick in 2023 NBA Draft
That's almost unpredictable, how did you came out with that?😭😱
Him or Scoot
wow I never would've guessed that
shut up bro thats unpridictible bro like one of those guys who reads the newspaper eveary day then gets on his phone and clicks a virus
Aged amazingly 😊
2007 Greg oden so sad to see when he could have been a great hopefully Zion doesn’t go down the same path
Same I got sad when I saw Greg oden
Waiting for “spurs selects victor wembanyama”
me too
oh yes please get the spurs the 1st pick this year pls pls pls
@@bartouille8028 they got it
@@userCeifadorGamer YESYESYESYESYESYES !!!!
this is a good way to see how much cameras have evolved since 1980
Does anyone else notice how the faces get younger as time goes by?
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Yes. I think it’s because most picks back in the day were drafted upon completing college. Now players are getting drafted with only 1-2 years of college or straight out of high school. That can be a about 4 year difference in age.
@@jaybdub77 yeah but the likes of Bron and Kobe were coming straight out of high school into the draft and look older than most guys now. Kids these days just look younger than previous generations at their age.
Phew goodNESS the 90s picks... no doubt about almost every one of those ballers.
AI seems like a good #1 pick, especially compared to the others we see here, but that 96 draft class was so deep. Hall of farmers left & right in that draft: Kobe, Nash, Ray Allen...
@@zacka6226 yep, definitely one of the deepest draft classes, speaks to how good AI was that even now you can somewhat defend him as the first pick.
Melbourne has the most number 1 overalls out of every city. Not bad for it being our 3rd or 4th most played sport.
Legends🔥
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@KINGRECKLEZZ how
@KINGRECKLEZZ yea some of them I hadn’t even heard of
@@montavious7403 Guess you weren't even born when half of those picks were made.
@KINGRECKLEZZ being a number one pick is an honor, you'll always be associated with that, that's how. Do you realize how ELITE of a club that is? What percentage of men ever get that privilege?
Man, that crowd pop Webber got, wow!!
So sad David sterns last no 1 pick had to be Anthony bennit
Andrea barn whatever was a 1st overall pick. That’s the one that really stands out
1984
1996
2003
my top 5 in their position
84'
C: Hakeem olajuwon
PF: Sam perkins
SF: Charles Barkley
SG Michael Jordan
PG: john stockton
96'
C: Ben wallace
PF: Marcus camby
SF: Peja stojakovic
SG: Kobe Bryant
PG: Steve nash
03'
C: Chris bosh
PF: Carmelo anthony
SF: Lebron James
SG: dwane wade
PG: Jose calderon
It is crazy to think how many of these players are on to be excellent players in the league
Is it?
Best number 1 draft team
C- Shaq
F- Duncan
F- Bron
G- Rose
G- Iverson
Thoughts?
Probably would take Kyrie over Rose just because he’s a better shooter. Otherwise, I think everyone else is the correct call. Hakeem would easily be the debatable one for bigs but TD and Shaq are too good to leave off the starting line up.
Yeah, that's pretty legit.
It's good
I'd take Olajuwon over Shaq
Robinson
When Lebron went back to Cavaliers in 2014, Cavs have 4 #1 pick players.
Only a handful of 1st round picks were really worth it.
Joining soon, to the San Antonio Spurs...
Victor Wembanyama!
Chhris webber lowkey had the most hype crowd, Fab 5 were different with the hype
David Robinso + Tim duncan = ☠️
Hakeem is my mines 🤍. What a talent. Second I like is Kyrie.
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You fine ngl, you got ig?
Sometimes I forget Shaq was even in the nba, let alone the 1st pick. I just knew him as that big guy that’s in every commercial 😂😂
crazy shaq was drafted 30 years ago and lebron,magic,duncan,hakeem are the only number 1 picks in nba history to lead their team to championships
And shaq
@@user-xj4vl6cd7c orlando didnt get championships
shaq looked so young.... cute 😆😂&Iverson w/his hair cropped... 😅😄🙏❣️
some takeaways from this video:
cavs had the most #1 picks with 6. they also had quite possibly the greatest #1 pick of all-time in lebron james, while also quite possibly the worst #1 pick off all-time in anthony bennett.
the lakers #1 pick james worthy in the 1982 draft, was originally from the cavs (funnily enough) from the infamous stepien era. this is also the first and only time a reigning NBA champion picked first overall.
9 teams have never won the 1st overall pick so far
Come back to this video when Paolo gets Rookie of the Year Let’s 👏Go 👏Duke✊
TH-cam algorithm has made me return to this video a day after 2023 draft. Here before Victor Wembanyama takes the basketball world by storm
POV: Me telling my self I will be in this video in 2027 for the 873 time
I’ve been watching this since 2019 and since I’ve been watching basketball since 2019 and no number 1 pick has been a bust so I hope banchero isn’t a bust so I can keep up my streak
I've been watching since 2021, I hope I don't lose my streak either
@@renji-san5273 yeah if cade Edwards and Zion’s have good years it’s save to say there not busts but paolo will have to have 2 good years to prove he is not a bust cuz u can’t judge people off there rookie year
As I was watching this, I was feeling like I saw more and more busts the closer we got to the present. Even if a player isn't an immediate bust, it's hard to live up to the hype of being a #1 pick your whole career. You can start off ok, get injured, and just kind of fall off.
You think Cade Cunningham a bust? Man you don't know.
Glenn Robinson is and was underrated an nba great
Sam Bowie will be always known to most people as the bust that was drafted right in-between two Hall of Famers (Hakeem & MJ).
So no one’s going to talk about the Ming family having an awkward moment on live tv? Lol
Low key it was wholesome though lol
3:50 KING JAMES!!!!🔥🔥👑👑
2023 The San Antonio Spurs Select: "Victor Wembenyama"
I love how many centers were taken. What’s the percentage of centers thsy turned out to be good versus the guards to bay could have been taken
Bigs are just rare. If you get a franchise big, you're set for a long time. Sadly, bigs often are injury prone and / or "projects" when they get drafted. Look at Wiseman for a recent example.
There's a phrase: "You can't teach seven feet." No matter how well you coach a smaller player, he'll never be seven feet tall.
@@chrissennfelder7249 blake griffin too
The camera quality between 2008 and 2009 is crazy
I know almost every single player since 2010 it's crazy i don't even into nba that much
Mano os caras das antigas já tinham cara de veteranos kkkkkkkkkk
Paolo BAnchero holding back tears
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3:40 Yao Ming and his family seemed so weird 😂 it’s like they were trying to hold in there excitement. But wtf was Yao doing! 😂
RIP Kats mom
The evolution of suits
2:31 Allen Iverson KING 👑
Broo Ewing entered the nba as an old man 😅
My man I m feeling so young.
The suits got much better over time and thank God the mammoth baggy look went out of style
David Robinson @1:02 Greatness has arrived by 89'
"Where the hell is Tim Duncan?" -Giannid, 2023
1996, 2009, 2010 and 2011 🔥🔥🔥
Why did Stern randomly give up the mustache tho lmao?
Idol nandito na ako!
So weird to see how many ended up being DUDDS.
The guy has potential to be a Chris Webber type build
Phila selected back to back bursts in Ben and Fritz
the fact that Kobe and MJ were not the 1st picks is still a bit crazy since we are used to see future superstars like LeBron, Worthy, even Wemby and Banchero as 1st picks
Poor stern coulda had his last no 1 pick announcement on a good player but got Bennett lol