"Today is "Biggest Disappointment Day" throughout the family of NBA blogs at SB Nation (#NBABust on Twitter if you want to follow the other blogs). And given that the Nuggets are the lone ABA holdover to never even appear in an NBA Finals, we certainly have our fair share of busts to choose from. For the purposes of this column, I'm going to focus solely on draft busts in Nuggets history and let you, our fellow Stiffs, decide who the biggest bust of them all was. This list is in order based on the year they were drafted ... James Earl Ray - 5th overall pick in 1980 In addition to having the dubious honor of sharing the same name as Martin Luther King, Jr.'s assassin, Ray rewarded the Nuggets selection of him with three forgettable seasons during which he appeared in just 103 games and averaged 3.2 ppg on 42.8% shooting. Ray couldn't even hit a free throw." Read more: http://www.denverstiffs.com/2012/9/5/3293974/who-was-the-biggest-bust-in-nuggets-history-NBABust
