History of the 14th Pick

[Big Empty]

http://www.basketballinsiders.com/hi...ick-number-14/
Assuming we get the 14th pick
Number 14
Year Player School/Country – Team
2017 Bam Adebayo, Kentucky – Miami HEAT
2016 Denzel Valentine, Michigan State – Chicago Bulls
2015 Cameron Payne, Murray State – Oklahoma City Thunder
2014 TJ Warren, NC State – Phoenix Suns
2013 Shabazz Muhammad, UCLA – Utah Jazz
2012 John Henson, UNC – Milwaukee Bucks
2011 Marcus Morris, Kansas – Houston Rockets
2010 Patrick Patterson, Kentucky – Houston Rockets

2000’s
2009 Earl Clark, Louisville – Phoenix Suns
2008 Anthony Randolph, LSU – Golden State Warriors
2007 Al Thornton, Florida State – L.A. Clippers
2006 Ronnie Brewer, Arkansas – Utah Jazz
2005 Rashad McCants, North Carolina – Minnesota Timberwolves
2004 Kris Humphries, Minnesota – Utah Jazz
2003 Luke Ridnour, Oregon – Seattle Supersonics
2002 Fred Jones, Oregon – Indiana Pacers
2001 Troy Murphy, Notre Dame – Golden State Warriors
2000 Mateen Cleaves, Michigan State – Detroit Pistons

History of the NBA Draft – Pick Number 14

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Number 14
Year Player School/Country – Team
2017 Bam Adebayo, Kentucky – Miami HEAT
2016 Denzel Valentine, Michigan State – Chicago Bulls
2015 Cameron Payne, Murray State – Oklahoma City Thunder
2014 TJ Warren, NC State – Phoenix Suns
2013 Shabazz Muhammad, UCLA – Utah Jazz
2012 John Henson, UNC – Milwaukee Bucks
2011 Marcus Morris, Kansas – Houston Rockets
2010 Patrick Patterson, Kentucky – Houston Rockets
2000’s
2009 Earl Clark, Louisville – Phoenix Suns
2008 Anthony Randolph, LSU – Golden State Warriors
2007 Al Thornton, Florida State – L.A. Clippers
2006 Ronnie Brewer, Arkansas – Utah Jazz
2005 Rashad McCants, North Carolina – Minnesota Timberwolves
2004 Kris Humphries, Minnesota – Utah Jazz
2003 Luke Ridnour, Oregon – Seattle Supersonics
2002 Fred Jones, Oregon – Indiana Pacers
2001 Troy Murphy, Notre Dame – Golden State Warriors
2000 Mateen Cleaves, Michigan State – Detroit Pistons
1990’s
1999 William Avery, Duke – Minnesota Timberwolves
1998 Michael erson, Arizona – Houston Rockets
1997 Maurice Taylor, Michigan – L.A. Clippers
1996 Predrag Stojakovic, Serbia & Montenegro – Sacramento Kings
1995 Eric Williams, Providence – Boston Celtics
1994 Yinka Dare, George Washington – New Jersey Nets
1993 Scott Haskin, Oregon State – Indiana Pacers
1992 Malik Sealy, St. John’s – Indiana Pacers
1991 Rich King, Nebraska – Seattle Supersonics
1990 Travis Mays, Texas – Sacramento Kings

[r0drig0lac]

15º pick

Kawhi Leonard and Giannis

[YGWHI]

"In the 14th pick we trust"

[MaNu4Tres]

The history of the 14th pick has no ties to the 14th pick in 2018.

Tweets and threads like this make me laugh.

[ginobilized]

Might end up lower
Lucky 13

[TheDoctor]

Thanks for your effort Big Empty

[Nathan89]

I'll just look at the recent #15 picks and get my hopes up tbh.

[Play Boban]

Guys drafted in the upper lottery are scrubs more often that not..tbh... Dont’t know why people are so infatuated about picking in that range.

[phxspurfan]

yeah that list is pretty yuck


Fred Jones who?




Fred Jones Jones

[sananspursfan21]

Very mediocre all-time 14th pick class. I guess if the team was solid and just looking for a decent role player then yay!

[Dingle Barry]

I didn't expect a lot of great players, but that list is spectacularly ty. Basically Peja and a bunch of trash.

[Maddog]

It's a bit of a crap shoot
http://www.draftexpress.com/nba-draf...3/2013/11/20/0

10 years of picks stopping at 2013 to allow for analysis

2003 to 2013 picks 11 through 20
100 picks
27 starters
5 All stars
20 end of the bench/DNP in NBA

The odds of getting someone to help immediately is low.

[Clipper Nation]

I didn't expect a lot of great players, but that list is spectacularly ty. Basically Peja and a bunch of trash.

Marcus Morris has been pretty solid too. Not as good as Peja was, but certainly better than anyone else on that list.

I never liked Mo Taylor and was never fooled by his empty stats. He had all the tools, but was too lazy to get rebounds, play defense or stay in shape, and his at ude was terrible. Not paying him big money was one of the only smart moves Elgin ever made. Al Thornton, on the other hand - I actually had hope for him until it became quickly apparent that he was just a selfish, one-dimensional chucker who was never going to learn how to play team ball.