To clarify, I don’t think this is the worst draft ever, as I still think 2000 holds that title. But that draft was expected to be bad because the class was so weak. The 2006 draft IIRC had a lot of hype back then and a lot of top picks were expected to be stars...yet pretty much every top pick busted besides Aldridge
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Andy Hoops i honestly think the most underwhelming draft was the 2017 josh jackson, de aaron fox and jonathan isaac alrrady showing signs of busting, obviously its to early to tell but lonzo and ntilinkina have also been MAJOR UNDERWHELMING so far
Bargnani was actually averaging 21 after Bosh left Toronto, injuries derailed his career. Not saying he would have been a great no 1 pick, but he wasn't as bad as people seem to think he is nowadays
Sean Price not really he was quick at coming out of screen for spot up shots, injuries slowed him down tho and he was never good at staying in front of guard after switching, protecting the rim and defending in general
He's 7ft tall and He only averaged 2.2 Rebounds and 0.5 Blocks. At UCLA, He averaged 5.7 Points and 4 Rebounds. He wasn't even good in College. And Somehow He got drafted.
8:44 : That's funny, it's actually when the Raptors traded BOTH Bargnani AND Rudy Gay away that they immediately got better (Due to DeRozan and Lowry getting much more playing time as a result). 3 of those 4 guys from that very 2006 draft!
JJ barea is amazing honestly. Unndrafted Puerto Rican player been an amazing role player. Fun fact in the 2011 nba finals when we made barea the starter at SG in game 4 we won the next 3 games. Driving to the hoop was way to easy for him always looked to pass or layed it in
My boy JJ Barea finally got some love, you forgot to mention that in thr finals they were losing 2-1 then he was inserted in the starting lineup and then they didnt lose another game
NYPD settled with Sefolosha for four million dollars which was mostly donated to a charity dedicated to educating public defenders. Sefolosha's lawyer begged him to take a plea deal but he refused. Cops dropped their case against Antic while Sefolosha went to trial and was acquitted 100% by the jury.
He never put in the work to improve his game. He was decent, but never improved at all. He was happy being mediocre. Cutler puts in the work, but he's just not a great talent. Don't think Bargnani was a great talent, but he could have been at least a solid player on a good team, not a bad player on the Knicks.
JJ Reddick and Barea are what today's NBA needs. Role players that can shoot 3's very well and can adapt to any situation and fit well with super-star players. They are the guys that fit the last piece of a "super-team". Look at Philly with Butlers, Simmons and Embi.. Reddick fit right in to spread the floors.
Brandon Roy''s health is the reason it became the weakest draft class. If he was healthy, he would've been an MVP candidate (he wouldn't have won, but would have been in the conversation). Bargnani... Ugh... His stats in Toronto weren't bad, but the thing is someone has to score, even on bad teams.
I agree it’s not bad at all, but I’d say the vast majority of top level picks didn’t meet expectations and severely underperformed, especially since I remember there was a lot of hype back then
Pretty interesting observation and it makes sense, as the league adapted to more small ball/pace and space play, undersized players became much better while bigger players needed to become extremely dominant playmakers or just couldn't find a space to fit in
You’re the best NBA youtuber, great video. I wish you’d do more NBA draft videos. Maybe on former drafts, projected busts who turned into stars, and maybe best number 1 picks. But regardless great content like always
Caelen Dunne I have a feeling it was because teams were over drafting centers that weren't really that good because the meta of the time was an emphasis on the post/mid-range game.
Scouting wasn't as good and the "one and done" were still somewhat new (as it everyone did it). It's still hard to tell what kind of a man a 19 year old boy will become. 19 year old basketball players are still growing, so it's still hard to tell what they'll be at 22.
Al Horford, Mike Conley, 4 years of Aaron Brooks, Joakim Noah during the Thibs era. There weren't hall of fame talent, but a lot of role players that are still in the NBA today.
Some of these "bigs" at PF remind me of Charles Barkley, in that their relative smaller size isn't an issue for them because of how physical they are. Wasn't Charles Barkley closer to being 6'4" rather than 6'7".
Different eras, different playstyles. Back when Barkley played, there was no zone defense, and there wasn't 5 seconds back to the basket rule (Barkley rule). Unlike Barkley, those guys were successful because they expanded their skill sets. Barkley was one of the players who happened to play in the time that was right for him, and even though he lacked height, he made up for it with physicallity.
+Jovan Belegisanin That's correct, but I wasn't suggesting any thing like that. I was commenting about how all of them play "bigger" than they actually are. If a 6'6" player can play like he's a 6'10" player, that is similar to how Barkley played "bigger" than he really was. Cheers, mate!
How do you make a video about how the 2006 draft was underwhelming without even explaining the biggest reason why? This was the first draft in years not to allow high school seniors to enter. If you add Durant, Conley, and Thad Young in there, it doesn't look like such a bad draft.
Raptors and Grizzlies got the short end (by accident or by design) in drafting. In the first year of those two teams, the 1st overall pick was Tim Duncan. Imagine if either Vancouver or Toronto got him. Instead they picked 5th (Bryant "sleep country" Reeves) and 6th (Damon Stoudemaire, who was a solid player, but not Tim Duncan). If the Grizzlies got Tim Duncan, they'd still be in Vancouver.
@@Thaymes and he probably never would be left considering Toronto is one of the best cities to play in and his favorite team growing up was Toronto. Have him and bosh together
2 best draft classes 1996: Steve Nash, Allen Iverson, Kobe Bryant, Stephon Marbury and Ray Allen 2009: Steph Curry, James Harden, Blake Griffin, Jeff Teague, DeMar DeRozan, Jrue Holiday and Tyreke Evans
He played later for my team, Red Star Belgrade. His teammates used to say he was the worst teammate they ever had, not because he was a shit player (which he definitely was) but because of his hygiene, one of his teammates even said he never showered. Just atrocious...
@@sacramentokingswillrise7525 i never got that. Niggas always talk about how "we beat them or the only reason they beat us...." like nigga you probably cant even do 2 dribbles and talk like you played on the team. Im a Spurs fan but Im not gonna be like "we beat Miami in 2014"
Awesome video Andy as always , and yeah we all know about Andrea Bargnani .. who was a scrub number 1 pick .. can’t believe the Knicks actually traded for him
I was too young in 2000, so I don't know about that draft, but 2006 wasn't really a very anticipated draft class, especially because it was the first one since the adoption of the one and done rule. A record number of high school players from the 2005 class declared for the draft the year before, so the freshman class that year was very weak and 2006 high school seniors weren't allowed to get in. It had been anticipated to be Greg Oden's draft for 2 years back then, just as much as 2003 was expected to be LeBron's draft (it doesn't matter how things turned out with Oden). So it was already considered kind of a weird class, because some of the talent that should've been part of it left the year before, not knowing what the rules would've been the following year, while others that were considered the top incoming prospects weren't allowed to declare. If you use the internet archive you can see as many of the lottery pick (especially in the second half of the lottery) weren't projected that high the year before or even at the start of the season, they just were able to get the most of a season with a weak class. Brandon Roy was a late bloomer, he wasn't considered a first round pick before his senior year, even though he ended up showing he was worth that kind of selection. Randy Foye wasn't really much of a prospect until his final season. Redick and Morrison were seen respectively as a bubble first rounder and a mid first-late lotto guy, but had too good of a season. Sene came out of nowhere. O'Bryant was able to get the most out of a decent run. It was a weird draft, because it ended up being so bad at the top, but I can't really say there were such big expectations. To me, as of now, one of the most underwhelming drafts ever is the 2014, even though it produced a 2 superstars and a few good players, back then everybody was talking about it as a game changing draft, with at least 4 superstars and many all stars.
Basically the 2000 draft class wasn’t bad at all really when u look at it you see Jamal Crawford Micheal Redd Kenyon Martin and many others it’s just no one was a perinial superstar and no one was really in any MVP conversations
@@pctx1030 He's not sad because of money, he's sad because Roy only lasted for 5-6 seasons and didn't even reached his prime yet. He is the best player on this draft if he didn't got injured.
@@sakamoto8354 why not feel sad for the poor cripple that could have been the best player in the world? I feel no sympathy and would trade my shitty life with roy's any day of the week.
2016 was better, but when a guy that can't shoot the ball is drafted at #1, you know you probably don't have a good draft year. Hence a Malcolm Brogdon winning roty, the lowest scoring roty of all-time if I've read the right stuff. Only averaged 10.2 PPG his rookie year. He does have some skill though as he can shoot the 3-ball _and_ free throws!
I hated Tyrus Thomas. The the whole time he was with the Bulls I kept thinking wasn’t this the guy who played with big baby at LSU? He just never broke out. Can’t believe he was a damn starter the whole time. Brewer was actually a decent roll player. Thabo got good after the bulls traded him of course.
1-5: Vancouver Grizzlies. LOL. Seriously, do every draft year on who they could have gotten and who they drafted. 5 all-stars or the 5 players they ended up with. Stoudemire, Kobe, Vince, etc.
I recognized all of them...though 2K. 😂 Even though I admit that a 2K fan is not always a true NBA fan, but if u love the game and also play the game(in 2K), it really helps! Ever since I played the game, I can easily recognize almost every player from every team in every season, one reasons is that I love creating rosters and My GM(My League) mode, the other is that u don’t follow every players if u r not playing them. Video game plus watching NBA is really helpful for anyone who loves the game. I mean it!
Paul Popoola he means that the 2000 draft didnt have much potential to begin with, but this one had a lot andrea the next dirk and morrison the next larry bird
I was disappointed when Raptor's didn't keep P.J. Tucker. He is a great 3-point shooter and can defend. But luckily the Raptor's got Danny Green who plays very similar to Tucker.. defend first and then 3's.
Karl Anthony towns? Porzingis? markanen?Anthony Davis? Joel embiid? Drummond? Cousins? Kevin Love? Al Horford? Lamarcus Aldridge? Dwight Howard? Bosh? Yao Ming? Pau Gasol? A few years the best big man prospect didn’t work out but a lot of the time they do.
I think drafting is a bit more random when it's 19 year old players instead of 22 year old players. Size matter not; it's their upside and whether they live up to it or not. Bargnani had great upside but never improved one bit during his career. Either he hit his peak when he was drafted, or he just didn't put in the extra effort.
Brandon Roy was a badass. He likely would have been a HOFer if he hadn't had the knee issues. It's also interesting to note how differently the league regards under-sized big men/tweeners these days. Hell, two of the best teams in the league (Rockets/Warriors) both feature centers shorter than 6'7" in their best lineups. Now every team wants to find their own P.J. Tucker, Paul Millsap or Draymond Green.
The clearcut best player of this class is LaMarcus Aldridge although that title could've went to Brandon Roy if it wasn't for the degenerative knees that ended his career quickly. Andrea Bargnani is a freakin' BUST without any doubt. Man I hate draft busts with a few exceptions like Darius Miles and Marvin Williams. You forgot to mention Thabo's days in OKC.
I most recognize Farmar. He was the leading scorer om that Maccabi Tel Aviv team that won the Euroleague in the 10s. He was a really awesome player to watch back then
Adam Morrison really had a rough go. His diabetes and tearing his acl early really hurt him. I remember when he came back years later and dominated some nba summer league and I thought he was going to make a comeback. Unfortunately he wasn’t given a second chance. I think he could of turned out better if circumstances were a bit different.
4 of the top 10 guys in the draft had good careers, while Brandon Roy - the 6th overall pick - had his end prematurely due to knee injuries. But if Roy wasn't injured, he would've been a Hall of Famer if you ask me. He averaged 16.8 points a contest in 6 seasons with Portland and Minnesota. Randy Foye, #7 overall pick, averaged a decent 10.3 points a game in his 11 seasons with an 85.2% free throw percentage. As far as Andrea Bargnani is concerned, the top overall pick in the 2006 draft actually had a solid career in his 10 NBA seasons (2006-16), averaging 14.3 points a game in his career and holds a lifetime free throw percentage of 82.4%. He wasn't the best #1 pick, but he was definitely no bust, either. LaMarcus Aldridge (#2 pick) and Rudy Gay (#8 pick) are both still going strong, and neither one has averaged a single-digit scoring season in their careers. Lifetime, Aldridge averages 19.6 a game, while Gay averages 17.6 a contest. Ironically, they became teammates in the summer of 2017 in San Antonio and have remained that way ever since. Leon Powe, a mid-2nd-round pick in the 2006 draft, was the first player out of the entire draft class to win an NBA Championship, which came with the Celtics back in 2008. He last played in the NBA with the Grizzlies in 2011 and retired the very next year after spending time overseas in Puerto Rico. Other guys who were picked in the draft that are still in the league having productive careers are J.J. Redick (#11), Thabo Sefolosha (#13), Rajon Rondo (#21), P.J. Tucker (#35), and Paul Millsap (#47). Tucker played his rookie season for the Raptors, but then spent 5 years overseas before returning to the league and signing with the Suns in 2012.
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I REALLY wouldn’t be surprised if this last draft (2020) ends up being kind of like this where a lot of the recognizable names in ten years are later picks and second rounders
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To clarify, I don’t think this is the worst draft ever, as I still think 2000 holds that title. But that draft was expected to be bad because the class was so weak. The 2006 draft IIRC had a lot of hype back then and a lot of top picks were expected to be stars...yet pretty much every top pick busted besides Aldridge
Great video tho Andy , I still can’t believe the Knicks could’ve gotten their hands on LaMarcus Aldridge
Cant lie, I started cutting onions once I saw Brandon Roy up there... The man that WOULD'VE BEEN
Andy Hoops will you do a story on Brian Grant?!
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Andy Hoops i honestly think the most underwhelming draft was the 2017 josh jackson, de aaron fox and jonathan isaac alrrady showing signs of busting, obviously its to early to tell but lonzo and ntilinkina have also been MAJOR UNDERWHELMING so far
any big European white guy
*the next Dirk Nowitzki*
A Dirk Nowitzki with 40 inch vertical.
any tall european guy that can shoot
Charlie Edwards Darko Milicic: bust
Bargnani: bust
@@sacramentokingswillrise7525 lol that's Lauri Markkanen 😂😂
%95 of them becomes busts
Bargnani was actually averaging 21 after Bosh left Toronto, injuries derailed his career. Not saying he would have been a great no 1 pick, but he wasn't as bad as people seem to think he is nowadays
Riccardo De Pieri ye i say he was average but most people remember him from his older days and he also had alot of fuck ups in his career
exactly, people only remember him for his time with the Knicks and completely ignore the couple of good years he had in Toronto
he could score but was a 7footer that couldnt rebound at all
He was bad, all he could was score (inefficiently) and that's its. he played more like a SG than a big man
Sean Price not really he was quick at coming out of screen for spot up shots, injuries slowed him down tho and he was never good at staying in front of guard after switching, protecting the rim and defending in general
Kyle lowry is an nba champ
then? andy cant edit this video
@@-_son true lol
Thnx to kawhi
So was Juwan Howard... What's your point?
Jordan Farmar is a chmap as well, so what?
Brandon Roy and Danny Granger were my favourite players
then there were the injuries😢😢😢
Love me some DG, he was great
Man those were the good days and dont forget CB Chris Bosh
Favorite*
BasketballXLLIFE11 loved Danny Granger man dude was a stud
Same bro I feel your pain 😢
Brandon Roy was always a good player even after the injuries. He was always a solid 3 point shooter, ball handler and had overall good fundamentals.
Big Fan of pj Tucker. He won the Finals mvp in Germany where i live which brought him back to the NBA
20 DAVID 09 i remember him play in my country, he was a tough defender in one year.
We love him in Houston
EWE BASKETS beste homie
He likes sex
@@spartacus778 We loved him in Milwaukee!
2014 Draft looking like it's gonna be up there soon too
BSOLZ didn't expect you 2 be here sheesh
BSOLZ Embiid?
Yeah very lackluster draft. I hate it when they draft every draft class.
BSOLZ Wiggins is a couple of years away from being the next Kobe
BiasedRocketsFan 34 ......what?
Best players in the 2006 draft IMO
Lamarcus Aldridge
Kyle Lowry
Rajon Rondo
Paul Millsap
J.J Redick
Brandon Roy
Rudy Gay
Agreed
Ryan Hollins is an even worst Analyst than he was a NBA player
lmaoooo facts
bro he’s so trash on First Take
Annoying af
Worse not worst
He's 7ft tall and He only averaged 2.2 Rebounds and 0.5 Blocks. At UCLA, He averaged 5.7 Points and 4 Rebounds. He wasn't even good in College. And Somehow He got drafted.
8:44 : That's funny, it's actually when the Raptors traded BOTH Bargnani AND Rudy Gay away that they immediately got better (Due to DeRozan and Lowry getting much more playing time as a result). 3 of those 4 guys from that very 2006 draft!
Brandon Roy 😭😭😭
Dude could've been an all-time great had it not been for his poor knees and that degenerative condition...
Sad man he was great
JJ barea is amazing honestly. Unndrafted Puerto Rican player been an amazing role player. Fun fact in the 2011 nba finals when we made barea the starter at SG in game 4 we won the next 3 games. Driving to the hoop was way to easy for him always looked to pass or layed it in
My boy JJ Barea finally got some love, you forgot to mention that in thr finals they were losing 2-1 then he was inserted in the starting lineup and then they didnt lose another game
No one is gonna believe me, bit I showed up early to warm-up one game and I played jj. He was good but I beat him 21-13 in 1:1.
@@pctx1030 yeah no one would really believe that bs
why mention JJ at all? He wasn't drafted.
@@pctx1030
I want to slap you
All the top 5 picks are busts. Except Aldridge.
Willhuung ....Aldridge?
Willhuung
Lamarcus Aldridge was a bust? He was just selected to an all-NBA second team at the age of 32... stop hating
Sandernista he literally said EXCEPT Aldridge
Sandernista My god people can't read nowadays
BERK SEZER comment was edited, he probs changes it after these two pointed it out
NYPD settled with Sefolosha for four million dollars which was mostly donated to a charity dedicated to educating public defenders.
Sefolosha's lawyer begged him to take a plea deal but he refused. Cops dropped their case against Antic while Sefolosha went to trial and was acquitted 100% by the jury.
Barea was the real definition of a plug-in player. Once you put him on the court, he'll make the most out of it. Very underrated player tbh.
Ryan Hollins came from this draft? Its official this is the worst draft
Andrea Bargnani was the Jay Cutler of the NBA. Had good talent, but was lethargic to say the least.
Jay Cutler won Mr Olympia multiple times. He clearly managed to make the most of his talents. What did Bargnani achieve.
cJinL Wrong Cutler
Atty's Thoughts at least jay had a couple decent years tho. Bargani was trash the whole timr
nah... he was solid for a couple of years in Toronto.
He never put in the work to improve his game. He was decent, but never improved at all. He was happy being mediocre. Cutler puts in the work, but he's just not a great talent. Don't think Bargnani was a great talent, but he could have been at least a solid player on a good team, not a bad player on the Knicks.
Totally Agreed!
I only know Rudy Gay from the draft lol
NiTringo haha xD srry late response bro:D
NiTringo
@@elicamiranda3695 fanboy
I stopped it at 9:20
I just imagined a Bulls team with Aldridge and Rose and became severely depressed.
😢😢😢😢😪
Bulls would have been too good with LA to draft drose
JJ Reddick and Barea are what today's NBA needs. Role players that can shoot 3's very well and can adapt to any situation and fit well with super-star players. They are the guys that fit the last piece of a "super-team". Look at Philly with Butlers, Simmons and Embi.. Reddick fit right in to spread the floors.
Brandon Roy''s health is the reason it became the weakest draft class. If he was healthy, he would've been an MVP candidate (he wouldn't have won, but would have been in the conversation). Bargnani... Ugh... His stats in Toronto weren't bad, but the thing is someone has to score, even on bad teams.
Nah he could have won if he played more
I mean this draft class isn't all that bad at least some players actually made an all-star team I'd say it's pretty average
Dank Memester pretty under average
Is u stupid
I agree it’s not bad at all, but I’d say the vast majority of top level picks didn’t meet expectations and severely underperformed, especially since I remember there was a lot of hype back then
Andy Hoops yeah you're right i see where you're coming from
(Btw great vid as always)
10:11
Pretty interesting observation and it makes sense, as the league adapted to more small ball/pace and space play, undersized players became much better while bigger players needed to become extremely dominant playmakers or just couldn't find a space to fit in
Andy Hoops = 🐐
You’re the best NBA youtuber, great video. I wish you’d do more NBA draft videos. Maybe on former drafts, projected busts who turned into stars, and maybe best number 1 picks. But regardless great content like always
It’s crazy how bad some of the 2000’s drafts are. There was a huge young talent problem in the late 2000’s. All the stars were around 30
Caelen Dunne I have a feeling it was because teams were over drafting centers that weren't really that good because the meta of the time was an emphasis on the post/mid-range game.
Scouting wasn't as good and the "one and done" were still somewhat new (as it everyone did it). It's still hard to tell what kind of a man a 19 year old boy will become. 19 year old basketball players are still growing, so it's still hard to tell what they'll be at 22.
2009 draft were pretty stacked though. Blake, Steph, Harden, DeRozan. But still apart from them nothing really shine
Kevin Durant was the only dude in the 07 draft that did anything noteworthy
Al Horford, Mike Conley, 4 years of Aaron Brooks, Joakim Noah during the Thibs era. There weren't hall of fame talent, but a lot of role players that are still in the NBA today.
Some of these "bigs" at PF remind me of Charles Barkley, in that their relative smaller size isn't an issue for them because of how physical they are. Wasn't Charles Barkley closer to being 6'4" rather than 6'7".
Different eras, different playstyles. Back when Barkley played, there was no zone defense, and there wasn't 5 seconds back to the basket rule (Barkley rule). Unlike Barkley, those guys were successful because they expanded their skill sets. Barkley was one of the players who happened to play in the time that was right for him, and even though he lacked height, he made up for it with physicallity.
+Jovan Belegisanin
That's correct, but I wasn't suggesting any thing like that. I was commenting about how all of them play "bigger" than they actually are. If a 6'6" player can play like he's a 6'10" player, that is similar to how Barkley played "bigger" than he really was. Cheers, mate!
Brandon Roy, what could’ve been.
How do you make a video about how the 2006 draft was underwhelming without even explaining the biggest reason why? This was the first draft in years not to allow high school seniors to enter. If you add Durant, Conley, and Thad Young in there, it doesn't look like such a bad draft.
Oden played 1 year at Ohio State
If my raptors got Kd... If only
Raptors and Grizzlies got the short end (by accident or by design) in drafting. In the first year of those two teams, the 1st overall pick was Tim Duncan. Imagine if either Vancouver or Toronto got him. Instead they picked 5th (Bryant "sleep country" Reeves) and 6th (Damon Stoudemaire, who was a solid player, but not Tim Duncan). If the Grizzlies got Tim Duncan, they'd still be in Vancouver.
The video is still good without that reason.
@@Thaymes and he probably never would be left considering Toronto is one of the best cities to play in and his favorite team growing up was Toronto. Have him and bosh together
2 best draft classes
1996: Steve Nash, Allen Iverson, Kobe Bryant, Stephon Marbury and Ray Allen
2009: Steph Curry, James Harden, Blake Griffin, Jeff Teague, DeMar DeRozan, Jrue Holiday and Tyreke Evans
Austin Armstrong 2003 is up there
Adam Morrison looks like a teenager going through puberty trying to grow a mustache lmao
He played later for my team, Red Star Belgrade. His teammates used to say he was the worst teammate they ever had, not because he was a shit player (which he definitely was) but because of his hygiene, one of his teammates even said he never showered. Just atrocious...
@@dejanf8168 You played for a Professional Team in Europe?
He has more hair in his stache than you have in your pubes.
@@dejanf8168 Only good thing Morrison can say is at least he got a ring 🤷♂️
@@sacramentokingswillrise7525 i never got that. Niggas always talk about how "we beat them or the only reason they beat us...." like nigga you probably cant even do 2 dribbles and talk like you played on the team. Im a Spurs fan but Im not gonna be like "we beat Miami in 2014"
Talk about the huge potential of the 2021 NBA Draft, even though it's still a long time from now.
nico parisi not really a long time from now, 2012 was 6 YEAR AGO. Felt like yesterday
Leafs Center uhh what?🤔
Melo ball's gonna be drafted in 2021 (if he makes it)
@@derek2678 He made it, just in 2020.
As a Knicks fan how can you forget the on court abomination that was balkman
Zachary Snyder
We don’t talk about him😔
Bargnani is the reason why the Knicks went down
Keep up the great content Andy!!
This draft was full of talent. Overhyped sure, but just drafted out of order. A lot of solid role players that for the right team could still play.
Roy is definitely my favorite player in that 2006 NBA Draft.
Y’all remember when the 2013 draft was considered one of the worst drafts? Boy oh boy how things changed
Parker Gailor Giannis saved that draft class
It wasn’t bad but Anthony bennet will forever stain the draft
Why Sefalosha was arrested?
Shannon Brown! 🔥
Rock TV one of the greatest leapers in NBA history
Rock TV overrated
khayle05
UNDERRATED actually
Rock TV garbage
Ayee!
Love this video bro. Some of my fav players in this draft. I always though Adam Morrison would turn into something lol
Brandon Roy is my favorite all time nba player. Wish he could stay healthy
Awesome video Andy as always , and yeah we all know about Andrea Bargnani .. who was a scrub number 1 pick .. can’t believe the Knicks actually traded for him
"Who's more foolish? The fool that drafts Bargnani or the fool that trades for him?"
Meet the 2006 NBA Draft: The Most UNDERWHELMING Draft Ever!
2007 views.
I JUST THOUGHT IT WAS A COOL COINCIDENCE. Sorry for capitalizing
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I was too young in 2000, so I don't know about that draft, but 2006 wasn't really a very anticipated draft class, especially because it was the first one since the adoption of the one and done rule. A record number of high school players from the 2005 class declared for the draft the year before, so the freshman class that year was very weak and 2006 high school seniors weren't allowed to get in. It had been anticipated to be Greg Oden's draft for 2 years back then, just as much as 2003 was expected to be LeBron's draft (it doesn't matter how things turned out with Oden). So it was already considered kind of a weird class, because some of the talent that should've been part of it left the year before, not knowing what the rules would've been the following year, while others that were considered the top incoming prospects weren't allowed to declare.
If you use the internet archive you can see as many of the lottery pick (especially in the second half of the lottery) weren't projected that high the year before or even at the start of the season, they just were able to get the most of a season with a weak class. Brandon Roy was a late bloomer, he wasn't considered a first round pick before his senior year, even though he ended up showing he was worth that kind of selection. Randy Foye wasn't really much of a prospect until his final season. Redick and Morrison were seen respectively as a bubble first rounder and a mid first-late lotto guy, but had too good of a season. Sene came out of nowhere. O'Bryant was able to get the most out of a decent run.
It was a weird draft, because it ended up being so bad at the top, but I can't really say there were such big expectations. To me, as of now, one of the most underwhelming drafts ever is the 2014, even though it produced a 2 superstars and a few good players, back then everybody was talking about it as a game changing draft, with at least 4 superstars and many all stars.
Basically the 2000 draft class wasn’t bad at all really when u look at it you see Jamal Crawford Micheal Redd Kenyon Martin and many others it’s just no one was a perinial superstar and no one was really in any MVP conversations
brandon roy.... still makes me so sad
Sad for a guy who made millions? Smh.
@@pctx1030 He's not sad because of money, he's sad because Roy only lasted for 5-6 seasons and didn't even reached his prime yet. He is the best player on this draft if he didn't got injured.
@@sakamoto8354 why not feel sad for the poor cripple that could have been the best player in the world? I feel no sympathy and would trade my shitty life with roy's any day of the week.
@@pctx1030 well that's on you
@@sakamoto8354 yeah well, when you lose all your fortunes and get spit on, someone will pity you, you worthless pos.
Did the 2014 draft class make the cut for also the most underwhelming? Hoping you’ll make a video about that too andy
Who’s here after laMarcus Aldridge retiring 💔
2016 was better, but when a guy that can't shoot the ball is drafted at #1, you know you probably don't have a good draft year. Hence a Malcolm Brogdon winning roty, the lowest scoring roty of all-time if I've read the right stuff. Only averaged 10.2 PPG his rookie year. He does have some skill though as he can shoot the 3-ball _and_ free throws!
Malcolm is a Good Player on the Pacers.
JJ Redick is still my favorite from this draft
I hated Tyrus Thomas. The the whole time he was with the Bulls I kept thinking wasn’t this the guy who played with big baby at LSU? He just never broke out. Can’t believe he was a damn starter the whole time. Brewer was actually a decent roll player. Thabo got good after the bulls traded him of course.
How about top 5 teams who drafted a bust right before a star player
Wdr48 JDA he could make one for each team
1-5: Vancouver Grizzlies. LOL. Seriously, do every draft year on who they could have gotten and who they drafted. 5 all-stars or the 5 players they ended up with. Stoudemire, Kobe, Vince, etc.
Brandon Roy was the main reason i got into and out the nba. Time to rewatch all the tributes on yt once again :D
I recognized all of them...though 2K. 😂
Even though I admit that a 2K fan is not always a true NBA fan, but if u love the game and also play the game(in 2K), it really helps!
Ever since I played the game, I can easily recognize almost every player from every team in every season, one reasons is that I love creating rosters and My GM(My League) mode, the other is that u don’t follow every players if u r not playing them.
Video game plus watching NBA is really helpful for anyone who loves the game. I mean it!
Andy hoops the goat
Addicted to Andy Hoops Dom2k and Mike Korzomba’s videos!
Omg those are my top 3 NBA TH-camrs XD
BJ Alex Andy hoops, Mike Korzomba, Austin Sweatt
how about Rb and MJ2K?
just like all star games. can we also have a draft game? 2018 draft pick vs 2019 draft pick?
I thought Andy said it was the 2000 draft, great vid nonetheless
Paul Popoola he means that the 2000 draft didnt have much potential to begin with, but this one had a lot andrea the next dirk and morrison the next larry bird
He said 2000 was the worst, but the 2006 was the most underwhelming (ie it underperformed).
I was disappointed when Raptor's didn't keep P.J. Tucker. He is a great 3-point shooter and can defend. But luckily the Raptor's got Danny Green who plays very similar to Tucker.. defend first and then 3's.
He got waived for Luke Jackson
Brandon Roy would be in the Hall of Fame if his knees didn’t give out
Andy please do a video about the 1988 draft. Its filled with interesting storylines and underrated players literally no one ever talks about.
I have an Adam Morrison Jersey. No regerts lol
Rudy Gay never became an All-Star because Kevin Love was already in it. The NBA did not want that kind of combo
Kyle Lowry is my favorite from the draft and my second favorite player in the league
Rajon Rondo draft steal this draft
Mr. Triple Double
Boston fan here
Adam Morrison looks like Steven Adams
But Steven Adams is a Better Player.
Great vid bro. 2014 was terrible too 😂😂😂 keep up the good content bro. 💯
This draft class was the most injury prone am i correct?
His “yeeeaa” sounds like he’s throwing so much shade lol
Lmao 😂
This draft is the clear example of why teams shouldn’t draft big men with really high picks
Karl Anthony towns? Porzingis? markanen?Anthony Davis? Joel embiid? Drummond? Cousins? Kevin Love? Al Horford? Lamarcus Aldridge? Dwight Howard? Bosh? Yao Ming? Pau Gasol? A few years the best big man prospect didn’t work out but a lot of the time they do.
I think drafting is a bit more random when it's 19 year old players instead of 22 year old players. Size matter not; it's their upside and whether they live up to it or not. Bargnani had great upside but never improved one bit during his career. Either he hit his peak when he was drafted, or he just didn't put in the extra effort.
@@Paulafan5 He put his effort into Primo.
Paulafan5 w
JJ stands out to me because I didn't expect his game to translate well but he's still a solid role player
Im listening.. Where's Rondo? He's not bad at all now. or ever.. He's still working on game
cla clash Rondo is in the vid
Brandon Roy was a badass. He likely would have been a HOFer if he hadn't had the knee issues. It's also interesting to note how differently the league regards under-sized big men/tweeners these days. Hell, two of the best teams in the league (Rockets/Warriors) both feature centers shorter than 6'7" in their best lineups. Now every team wants to find their own P.J. Tucker, Paul Millsap or Draymond Green.
And Don't forgot Versatile Players
WTF the 42nd pick at 3:50 is ALLAN RAY
Yea he got his eye poked out look it up
The clearcut best player of this class is LaMarcus Aldridge although that title could've went to Brandon Roy if it wasn't for the degenerative knees that ended his career quickly. Andrea Bargnani is a freakin' BUST without any doubt. Man I hate draft busts with a few exceptions like Darius Miles and Marvin Williams.
You forgot to mention Thabo's days in OKC.
Ryan Hollins lmao
I most recognize Farmar. He was the leading scorer om that Maccabi Tel Aviv team that won the Euroleague in the 10s. He was a really awesome player to watch back then
Novak is an underrated 3pt shoot tbh
He's also slow as fuck and can't really catch and shoot off screens.
Andrea's stats are eh shaky but he did have one 20 points per game season with Toronto
Did you guys know Golden State blew a 3-1 lead in the finals?
But now they're 3-1 in the last 4 finals...
Zdotus they'll blow that lead too, trust me.
cavs 0 - 4
How can they blow that lead when the Cavs will never be in the finals again and just be a lottery team from now on lol.
for every 3-1 jokes they get, they add 1 more star to their roster
Adam Morrison really had a rough go. His diabetes and tearing his acl early really hurt him. I remember when he came back years later and dominated some nba summer league and I thought he was going to make a comeback. Unfortunately he wasn’t given a second chance.
I think he could of turned out better if circumstances were a bit different.
Look for him to be a successful coach at the college level. He's currently an assistant under his mentor Mark Few.
too bad the legend andyhoops died from ligma
Mega MT what is that?
Costco the baller LIGMA BALLS
Lol I remember when people were saying Bargnani was the next Dirk Nowitzki
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Adam Morrison would've thrived with an organization that wasn't the Bobcats.
Glad Lowry has come into his own in a major way. He no longer needs Houston.
Looking at this video made me realize this draft produced like 7 good or really good players and 3 or 4 decent players. Not all that bad.
4 of the top 10 guys in the draft had good careers, while Brandon Roy - the 6th overall pick - had his end prematurely due to knee injuries. But if Roy wasn't injured, he would've been a Hall of Famer if you ask me. He averaged 16.8 points a contest in 6 seasons with Portland and Minnesota.
Randy Foye, #7 overall pick, averaged a decent 10.3 points a game in his 11 seasons with an 85.2% free throw percentage.
As far as Andrea Bargnani is concerned, the top overall pick in the 2006 draft actually had a solid career in his 10 NBA seasons (2006-16), averaging 14.3 points a game in his career and holds a lifetime free throw percentage of 82.4%.
He wasn't the best #1 pick, but he was definitely no bust, either.
LaMarcus Aldridge (#2 pick) and Rudy Gay (#8 pick) are both still going strong, and neither one has averaged a single-digit scoring season in their careers. Lifetime, Aldridge averages 19.6 a game, while Gay averages 17.6 a contest. Ironically, they became teammates in the summer of 2017 in San Antonio and have remained that way ever since.
Leon Powe, a mid-2nd-round pick in the 2006 draft, was the first player out of the entire draft class to win an NBA Championship, which came with the Celtics back in 2008. He last played in the NBA with the Grizzlies in 2011 and retired the very next year after spending time overseas in Puerto Rico.
Other guys who were picked in the draft that are still in the league having productive careers are J.J. Redick (#11), Thabo Sefolosha (#13), Rajon Rondo (#21), P.J. Tucker (#35), and Paul Millsap (#47). Tucker played his rookie season for the Raptors, but then spent 5 years overseas before returning to the league and signing with the Suns in 2012.
Both Rondo and Lowry NBA champs... Rondo becomes the 2nd player to win a ring with both Celtics and Lakers!
Do a draft comparison video for the 2018 draft like last year
i only remember steve novak from the 2k13 start were he does that belt thing
i wish there was highlights online of pj tucker at texas but cant ind any
I used to love watching the Lakers when Shannon Brown was playing for them he always did something to entertain me!!
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I REALLY wouldn’t be surprised if this last draft (2020) ends up being kind of like this where a lot of the recognizable names in ten years are later picks and second rounders
Let’s nickname this one the Upset Draft. Most of the top picks were fails, but a lot of low picks were stars.
How about no?
Mad the Bulls didn't keep Aldridge but if they kept him they wouldn't have got D. Rose the next season.
I am 13 and everyone calls me rondo because I can't shoot( I can shoot a little bit if I am in a good day) but I can pass and see the court and play great defense and nobody wants me on the team because I am short!
“Grizzlies had theirs best season”
Shows clip of Parker scoring on Randolph*
😂
That was a bad ass whoopin the spurs gave them
Andy Hoops. about the sefolosha NYPD thing, new York City paid 4million dallors to sefolosha in a lawsuit. sefolosha himself admitted to arguing with the police. they got into an argument and the police, most likely by accident broke his right fibula. neither side was blameless, he was arguing while the police were trying to clear the block because someone was stabbed. I don't think this police incident had anything to do with this video though. BTW if do mention this stuff, give CONTEXT it's important to do saying the police broke a black guys leg gives no context at all, and makes it sound as though they broke his leg because he's black, there is more to it then that.