Google Gemini NBA All-Stars since 1996, sorted by draft year and pick number *Some non-all stars randomly thrown in. Focus mainly 1x All-Star and above. *It has a few with the wrong pick #, but it gives a pretty good idea. Okay, fully updated using date from landofbasketball.com (corrections noted in red) 1996 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Allen Iverson (11x All-Star) 3rd Pick: Shareef Abdur-Rahim (1x All-Star) 4th Pick: Stephon Marbury (2x All-Star) 5th Pick: Ray Allen (10x All-Star) 13th Pick: Kobe Bryant (18x All-Star) 15th Pick: Steve Nash (8x All-Star) 17th Pick: Jermaine O'Neal (6x All-Star) 21st Pick: Predrag Stojaković (3x All-Star) 1997 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Tim Duncan (15x All-Star) 3rd Pick: Chauncey Billups (5x All-Star) 9th Pick: Tracy McGrady (7x All-Star) 1998 NBA Draft 4th Pick: Antawn Jamison (2x All-Star) 5th Pick: Vince Carter (8x All-Star) 9th Pick: Dirk Nowitzki (14x All-Star) 10th Pick: Paul Pierce (10x All-Star) 32nd Pick: Rashard Lewis (2x All-Star) 1999 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Elton Brand (2x All-Star) 2nd Pick: Steve Francis (3x All-Star) 3rd Pick: Baron Davis (2x All-Star) 6th Pick: Wally Szczerbiak (1x All-Star) 7th Pick: Richard Hamilton (3x All-Star) 9th Pick: Shawn Marion (4x All-Star) 16th Pick: Ron Artest (1x All-Star) 24th Pick: Andrei Kirilenko (1x All-Star) 47th Pick: Manu Ginóbili (2x All-Star) 2000 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Kenyon Martin (1x All-Star) 18th Pick: Jamaal Magloire (1x All-Star) 43rd Pick: Michael Redd (1x All-Star) 2001 NBA Draft 2nd Pick: Tyson Chandler (1x All-Star) 3rd Pick: Pau Gasol (6x All-Star) 10th Pick: Joe Johnson(6x All-Star) 19th Pick: Zach Randolph (2x All-Star) 25th Pick: Gerald Wallace (1x All-Star) 28th Pick: Tony Parker (6x All-Star) 31st Pick: Gilbert Arenas (3x All-Star) 38th Pick: Mehmet Okur (1x All-Star) 2002 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Yao Ming (8x All-Star) 9th Pick: Amar'e Stoudemire (6x All-Star) 10th Pick: Caron Butler (2x All-Star) 35th Pick: Carlos Boozer (2x All-Star) 2003 NBA Draft 1st Pick: LeBron James (20x All-Star) 3rd Pick: Carmelo Anthony (10x All-Star) 4th Pick: Chris Bosh (11x All-Star) 5th Pick: Dwyane Wade (13x All-Star) 6th Pick: Chris Kaman (1x All-Star) 18th Pick: David West (2x All-Star) 24th Pick: Josh Howard (1x All-Star) 41st Pick: Boris Diaw (1x All-Star) 47th Pick: Mo Williams (1x All-Star) 51st Pick: Kyle Korver (1x All-Star) 2004 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Dwight Howard (8x All-Star) 5th Pick: Devin Harris (1x All-Star) 7th Pick: Luol Deng (2x All-Star) 9th Pick: Andre Iguodala (1x All-Star) 20th Pick: Jameer Nelson (1x All-Star) 2005 NBA Draft 3rd Pick: Deron Williams (3x All-Star) 4th Pick: Chris Paul (12x All-Star) 10th Pick: Andrew Bynum (1x All-Star) 17th Pick: Danny Granger (1x All-Star) 30th Pick: David Lee (2x All-Star) 2006 NBA Draft 2nd Pick: LaMarcus Aldridge (7x All-Star) 6th Pick: Brandon Roy (3x All-Star) 21st Pick: Rajon Rondo (4x All-Star) 24th Pick: Kyle Lowry (6x All-Star) 47th Pick: Paul Millsap (4x All-Star) 2007 NBA Draft 2nd Pick: Kevin Durant (13x All-Star) 3rd Pick: Al Horford (5x All-Star) 4th Pick: Mike Conley (1x All-Star) 9th Pick: Joakim Noah (2x All-Star) 48th Pick: Marc Gasol (3x All-Star) 2008 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Derrick Rose (3x All-Star) 4th Pick: Russell Westbrook (9x All-Star) 5th Pick: Kevin Love (5x All-Star) 10th Pick: Brook Lopez (1x All-Star) 17th Pick: Roy Hibbert (2x All-Star) 35th Pick: DeAndre Jordan (1x All-Star) 45th Pick: Goran Dragic (1x All-Star) 2009 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Blake Griffin (6x All-Star) 3rd Pick: James Harden (10x All-Star) 7th Pick: Stephen Curry (9x All-Star) 9th Pick: DeMar DeRozan (6x All-Star) 17th Pick: Jrue Holiday (2x All-Star) 19th Pick: Jeff Teague (1x All-Star) 2010 NBA Draft 1st Pick: John Wall (5x All-Star) 5th Pick: DeMarcus Cousins (4x All-Star) 9th Pick: Gordon Hayward (1x All-Star) 10th Pick: Paul George (9x All-Star) 2011 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Kyrie Irving (8x All-Star) 9th Pick: Kemba Walker (4x All-Star) 11th Pick: Klay Thompson (5x All-Star) 15th Pick: Kawhi Leonard (6x All-Star) 16th Pick: Nikola Vucevic (2x All-Star) 30th Pick: Jimmy Butler (6x All-Star) 60th Pick: Isaiah Thomas (2x All-Star) 2012 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Anthony Davis (8x All-Star) 3rd Pick: Bradley Beal (3x All-Star) 6th Pick: Damian Lillard (7x All-Star) 9th Pick: Andre Drummond (2x All-Star) 35th Pick: Draymond Green (4x All-Star) 39th Pick: Khris Middleton (3x All-Star) 2013 NBA Draft 2nd Pick: Victor Oladipo (2x All-Star) 15th Pick: Giannis Antetokounmpo (7x All-Star) 27th Pick: Rudy Gobert (3x All-Star) 2014 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Andrew Wiggins (1x All-Star) 3rd Pick: Joel Embiid (7x All-Star) 7th Pick: Julius Randle (3x All-Star) 13th Pick: Zach LaVine (2x All-Star) 41st Pick: Nikola Jokic (6x All-Star) 2015 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Karl-Anthony Towns (4x All-Star) 2nd Pick: D'Angelo Russell (1x All-Star) 4th Pick: Kristaps Porziņģis (1x All-Star) 13th Pick: Devin Booker (4x All-Star) 2016 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Ben Simmons (3x All-Star) 2nd Pick: Brandon Ingram (1x All-Star) 3rd Pick: Jaylen Brown (3x All-Star) 11th Pick: Domantas Sabonis (3x All-Star) 27th Pick: Pascal Siakam (2x All-Star) 29th Pick: Dejounte Murray (1x All-Star) 2017 NBA Draft 3rd Pick: Jayson Tatum (5x All-Star) 5th Pick: De'Aaron Fox (1x All-Star) 7th Pick: Lauri Markkanen (1x All-Star) 13th Pick: Donovan Mitchell (5x All-Star) 14th Pick: Bam Adebayo (3x All-Star) 22nd Pick: Jarrett Allen(1x All-Star) 2018 NBA Draft 3rd Pick: Luka Dončić (5x All-Star) 4th Pick: Jaren Jackson Jr. (1x All-Star) 5th Pick: Trae Young (3x All-Star) 11th Pick: S. Gilgeous-Alexander (2x All-Star) 33rd Pick: Jalen Brunson (1x All-Star) 2019 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Zion Williamson (2x All-Star) 2nd Pick: Ja Morant (2x All-Star) 5th Pick: Darius Garland (1x All-Star) 2020 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Anthony Edwards (2x All-Star) 3rd Pick: LaMelo Ball (1x All-Star) 12th Pick: Tyrese Haliburton (2x All-Star) 21st Pick: Tyrese Maxey (1x All-Star) 2021 NBA Draft 4th Pick: Scottie Barnes (1x All-Star) 2022 NBA Draft 1st Pick: Paolo Banchero (1x All-Star)
Weird list. We're already missing Marbury off the top. And Jermaine O'neal? There were a lot of all-stars that year. I'm sure I'm forgetting some others. Shareef maybe?
Yeah, just an AI query. I didn't have the time to verify it all (that would take forever), but it shows there are always All Stars in the draft. I'm sure it's missing plenty. **Added Marbury, Shareef, and Jermaine
Yeah, but these drafts were loaded and people knew it. These players were SUPPOSED to be good. This draft has trash for talent son!
Tyson could be really good. Elite handles at 6'7," crafty around the basket, good outside shot. He passes the eye test for sure. I do have trouble trying to gauge his impact on the game. The verticality around the basket isn't that impressive, either. Ultimately, I wouldn't be upset if we added him to the pile of wings we're accumulating.
Even the 2000 draft--clearly the worst of the bunch--had a few players who made all-star games, as well as a few others who had solid if unspectacular careers. Nobody in here is expecting the Blazers to draft a HOF player next month, but it's not unreasonable to believe we can get a couple players good enough to start on a contender, and possibly even make an all star game. If Jamaal-freaking-Magloire could do it, someone available at 7 or later in this year's draft can do.
The odds clearly favor at least all star from the 2024 draft within the next 10y. To bet otherwise would be fool hardy. I trust charts and graphs son.
Hmm, that’d be interesting. That would indicate to me that the FO believes Reath is a real backup C. I do prefer Missi because I think having him on the floor is when I think I’d be the most comfortable with DA at PF. But if Bona could ever become a Claxton type of player one day and just live off defense and energy plays for a year or two, I would be fine with him here as well. I typically like the lotto picks to be do in all players with size, so I’d love to forego a Missi selection for a player with potentially more skills if Bona is a good third string C right away.
I think we are getting to a point where we have a lot of good, not great, forwards. Camara—perfect size and great defense, no shot Walker—great rebounder and hustle guy, no shot Murray—good instinctual defender who will be able to handle the ball a bit, hasn’t gotten fully comfortable with his shot yet Rupert—potential to be a good defender and shooter who can handle the ball a bit, but none of that has translated yet We don’t have a forward who can be relied on to make plays for others, or shoot the ball. I like Tyson, but if he is a first rounder, I don’t think I’d like him for this team. For all the things that he brings, selecting Castle or Buzelis at #7 would remove all desire for me to want to draft him. I would also prefer George over Tyson, although I’m not sure how far apart they are on everyone’s boards. To add to our current core of forwards, I’d prefer a do-it-all guy who can really pass (Castle, Buzelis), a really raw high potential guy who can play in the GL for a year to let those other four develop (Salaun), or another prospect with some skill and outrageous measurements (Williams). Outside of those four, I’d rather wait until next draft to find our blue chip forward.
I'm higher on Buzelis than I was during our discussions earlier this year. He has an edge to him I didn't notice. Detroit really likes him, so I'm not sure he falls to us. Castle is maneuvering his way to San Antonio or Washington...maybe that works and we pass on him (I would still take him. Who cares). That leaves Knecht, Risacher, Salaun and Williams. I dont like Salaun at #7. I'm less enthused on Williams than I was. I've been considering Knecht more the last couple days. If Risacher gets to that level of offense by age 23, we would be thrilled. By that time, Knecht will be in his prime. Sam Vecenie just did a 45 min podcast on Risacher's big game that highlights my worries with him. Overrated defense and no ability to create. Everything comes in a straight line. Despite this, he still nails threes with bad footwork. Imagine if he fixes the footwork. He's really a great fit as an off-ball player who can run the floor at 6'9"+ I digress. We're creating a pile of wings that all need development. Knecht would probably start at SF sooner than all of them. Salaun, you throw in the G-League. Risacher gets last year's Rupert treatment. Or, we take Clingan and tank for next year's elite crop of wings. I could go for that, too.
I wonder if the hiring of Trajan Langdon as President of operations changes things. Probably not. Langdon's agent when he played was....... Art Tellem Arn is Vice Chairman of the Pistons Matas Buzelis's agent is Michael Tellem, Arn's son. Senior Director of Pro Scouting/Senior Director of Player Personnel on the Pistons is Eric Tellem, Arn's other son. Still, I wonder how Bruzelis fits with the Pistons. Do they like Ausar at SF and want Bruzelis at PF? Are they happy with Ivey or would Sheppard be a better fit next to Cade?
