10.Joe Smith
The first place in the first round of 1995 was selected by Warriors. In his career, he played for the Warriors, 76ers, Timberwolves, Pistons, Bucks, Nuggets , Bulls, Cavaliers, Thunder, Hawks, Nets and Lakers are the famous "tramps" of NBA . In fact, in his rookie season, Smith was regarded as a champion, and his performance was also very eye-catching. In the selection of the best rookie that year, he ranked second only to Damon Stoudemire. But in 1997, instigated by his agent Fagan, Smith was traded by the Warriors to Philadelphia 76ers. Because he could not find his own position in the new team, Smith's performance plummeted and his performance became more and more Poor, this also paved the way for him to become a tramp in the future.
9.Pervis Ellison
Pervis Ellison had a good time in college, leading Kentucky won the 1986 NCAA championship and won the MOP, but then gradually disappeared from the game due to injuries, Become a veritable glass man.
8. Kent Benson
Another guy whose college was a hero but the NBA was unsatisfactory. His greatest achievement was to help Indiana win the college championship, but his career in the NBA was extremely dull and he became a standard white man Blue-collar, retired after 11 years on the NBA bench.
7. Bill McGill
Bill McGill was a superstar in college,In the 1961-62 season, he averaged a terrifying 38.8 points per game. He played for the University of Utah men's basketball team. He was selected as the No. 1 pick by the Chicago Westwinds in the NBA draft that year. Bill McGill's career was quite turbulent. He chose to leave after only three seasons in the NBA, and then joined the ABA League for two seasons, but did not improve, averaging 10.5 points and 4.4 rebounds.
6.Michael Olowokandi
Nigerian center, the first pick in the first round in 1998 by Clippers Selected by the Clippers , because he only started basketball at the age of 17, and he performed well in college basketball career in the United States for two years. So NBA scouts once thought he was a talented center, but unfortunately, he was just a standard blue collar. Career 8.3 points, 6.8 rebounds, no ball to play after 2007 had to choose to retire.
5.Greg Oden
One of the most tragic figures in NBA history, in the 2007 NBA draft, Greg Oden was selected as the No. 1 pick by Portland Trail Blazers, but due to a catastrophic injury The reason, Oden only played in 82 games during the five years of playing for the Blazers. Many people would say, what would happen if Oden did not get injured? Yes, he can dominate the penalty area. In the 2013 offseason, Oden signed a one-year contract with Miami Heat , and in the summer of 2015 signed with CBA Jiangsu Kendia Team, but on February 1, 2016, Jiangsu Kendia Men's Basketball Team announced through its official Weibo that the team has terminated the contract with the inside and outside aid Oden.
4.Kwame Brown
Compared to Oden's injury,Kwame Brown is another kind of tragic existence. At the beginning of his career, he encountered two of the greatest gods in NBA history, and also the two most severe gods to his teammates, Jordan and Kobe, which seriously damaged Kwame Brown Fragile mind, make it devastated. In high school, Kwame Brown has been called "the best high school player" along with Eddie Curry and Tyson Chandler. During his time at Green College, Brown averaged 20.1 points, 13.3 rebounds and 5.8 blocks per game, showing the potential of a super big man. In the 2001 NBA draft, Wizards selected Kwame Brown with the No. 1 pick. He also became the first high school student in NBA history. , Brown is under enormous pressure, he played a total of 57 games in his rookie season, only 14.3 minutes per game. Because Jordan was so eager to bring the Wizards to the playoffs, Brown would be benched if he made a mistake during the game, which dampened his motivation. Although he has always worked hard, people who have high expectations for him whenever he does not perform well always throw disappointment and blame on him without reservation, so "parallel import champion" has become synonymous with him. During his time with the Lakers, shots that seemed easy to make were often "incredible" by him, causing teammates to distrust him. In the 2006 playoffs, in the face of the sun who lacked big men in the interior, Master Zen insisted on the strategy of attacking the interior, but Kwame Brown repeatedly staged empty dunks, turned and wiped the iron, singles Marion dribble out of bounds and so on. A low-level error. The Lakers were undeterred by a 3-1 lead.
3.LaRue Martin
In the 1971-72 season in a college league, he broke UCLA's Bill Wharton , and thus became famous and became the No. 1 pick of the year,However, Martin, who had a great reputation in college, only played in the NBA for 4 seasons. After the 75-76 season, he retired sadly, leaving only 5.3 points and 4.6 rebounds per game.
2.Mark Workman
In 1952, he was selected by the Milwaukee Hawks as the No. 1 pick. His career performance was mediocre and he retired sadly.
1.Anthony Bennett
I believe that everyone knows the funny story of this buddy, so there must be nothing to say, this buddy is too watery. He is the most watery champion in NBA history.
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