NBA history 5 major drafts counterattack, inspirational stories from trash cans to peaks

The gang knows the feeling of sitting in a small green house on the night of the talent show, and these people know more than anyone else. They crawled out of the trash can and tore the "parallel goods" label into pieces.

Fifth place: Marc Gasol (48th pick in the second round in 2007)

The Lakers chose him that year to make up the numbers, so they turned around and sent him to the Grizzlies for his brother Paul. As a result, this fat man made a three-pointer and support in Memphis. When he won the DPOY in 2013, the Lakers management regretted it. The most amazing thing is that the Raptors won the championship in 2019. He defended Embiid so much that he cried in the finals, and averaged only 17 points per game. After the game, the reporter asked him the secret, and he grinned: "My brother teaches me that you have to give me a candy and then slap me in the face when dealing with a crybag!"

4th place: Manu Ginobili (57th pick in the second round in 1999)

When the old Argentine demon first entered the league, Popovich almost asked him to go to the Development League to see the water dispenser. As a result, in the 2005 finals, the guy scored 23 points and spitted Hamilton. After the game, Billups said: "I thought I was racing against the Kangaroos!" How sexy is Manu's snake-shaped breakthrough? Wade personally admitted that he had stealthily made his European steps, and Harden took three steps back and played the rest of the remaining three points. After winning the championship in 2014, the photo of him soaking his feet in red wine in the locker room is still the number one material in the Spurs' dark history.

Third place: Draymond Green (35th pick in the second round in 2012)

The Warriors chose him for a cheap labor force. Unexpectedly, this guy dared to fight Curry on the training ground in the training ground in the season. In the 2016 Western Conference Final G7, he scored 37 points with 6 of 8 three-pointers, directly spraying the Thunder locker room with autism. The most outrageous thing is that he invented the "arc top deal" tactic - in the 2022 Finals G4, he stood in the midfield and pointed at it, and 12 assists were passed to the Celtics. Now he is holding the maximum salary and is on the podcast. He dares to shout to Durant: "Without me, you can have two rings?"

Second place: Nikola Jokic (41st pick in the second round in 2014)

When the Nuggets scouts found him at McDonald's, the fat man was showing off his fifth giant. The rookie did not run and ran back when he was physically tested. The coach asked him to practice yoga to lose weight, and he developed a historical touch. In the 2023 Finals G5, he gave 12 assists in the face of the Heat's double-team. After the game, Adebayo said: "I thought I was playing against the Great White Sharks who could pass the ball!" During this guy's three consecutive MVPs, he snatched the center assist record from Chamberlain, and taught the whole league that fat people can also play running and bomb!

No. 1: Dennis Rodman (27th pick in the second round in 1986)

The Pistons chose him purely to make up for the head, but the Rainbow Head relied on rebounds to become Jordan's bodyguard. In the 1996 finals G6, he flew to save the ball and fell into the audience, and when he got up, three condoms fell out of his pocket. He has been the rebounder for seven times in his career, and his salary is all used to buy wine and tattoos. After retiring, he still dares to be close to Kim Jong-un. The most amazing thing is his own "predictive rebounding" metaphysics - judging where the ball will bounce 0.5 seconds in advance. Malone was so angry that he scolded: "This bastard must have GPS installed on the ball!"