The No. 1 pick in 92 was O’Neal, and Iverson in 1996. What is the sacred pick of the middle 3 years?
Every year after the end of the season there will be a draft conference held, mainly for the purpose of holding The league wants more reinforcements for their respective teams, because only the draft conference can add fresh blood to the team. Now the older generation of players will soon be retiring soon, so the league needs to be removed from the draft conference. To elect better players.
In recent years, many outstanding young players have emerged in the league, such as Treyyang and Morant . In fact, this is a very normal phenomenon. , In every era, there will be a player turnover era, but only truly powerful players will be remembered by fans. For example, when O’Neal participated in the draft in 1992, and only Iverson did it in the following years. People are deeply impressed. It is worth mentioning that these two are the top picks in the draft, but many people don’t know who the top picks are?
Chris Weber was the first pick in 1993 when he was selected by the Magic. The Magic did not get good results after owning O'Neal. After acquiring Chris Weber, the team did not include this player in the team’s future plans. Instead, they chose to trade Weber for Hardaway. Perhaps this move by Magic is very correct. , Because in Weber's subsequent career, he did not get a lot of excellent honors.
Glen Robinson This player must not be very familiar to everyone,He joined NBA as the No. 1 pick in 1994. At that time, this player was very proud. He always believed that the team would offer a super contract for his performance, but in the following time he Did not prove himself, the best result was to help the team win the championship ten years later.
Joe Smith came to the league as the No. 1 pick in 1995. At that time, his reputation was very loud and he also overpowered other talents in the draft to take the No. 1 pick, mainly because of him. He had a very strong reputation in college, but he didn't realize his talents after coming to the league. Instead, the player who was in the same class as him became the backbone of the team early. In his career, he didn't have many honors, and his performance was not as good as some bench players. Because of the roaming too many teams afterwards, he had to choose to retire early to plan his life, perhaps by comparison. In terms of talent, he may be higher than the talents of , Garnett and others, but from the perspective of the strength of entering the league, he is still unable to compare with these players. It can be said that this player's experience is also a pity. .
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