What Happened To The Best #1 Draft Picks of All Time? 

Only 417 likes but deserves a lot more Good vid

you mean 418

Amazing to hear! Thank you!

Yessir! Thank you🤝

Appreciate it💪

I respect it

Pistons Blake is so underrated. People forget how well he adapted his game that season.

Bro was a borderline all star , honorable mention type shit

Man was a machine

What about Tim Duncan?

Sampson is a hall of famer so I couldn’t leave him off and Towns is on here under the category of “maybe will make this list in the future”. Wall, Rose and Griffin didn’t have impacts that were long enough to me because of various circumstances

That’s what I like to hear!

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I’ll be uploading a vid explaining next week on that channel

Well the video was about #1 picks only so

Am I high or are you stupid?

Dwight is there

Blud didn’t watch the video 💀

While I disagree about him not being “remotely close” I respect your take.👍

@@SweatbandSports I more just mean he’s not close enough to where I can ever see him catching Jordan, and I don’t think he’s definitively passed a few other guys either. His resume is still obviously very impressive though, and he’s still a great player.

@@SweatbandSports Your videos are really good though, so I appreciate your work. 👍

First three were Shaqs being a beast. But head to head. Lebron used to win. With a bad team in Cavs.

@@smartmustafemedia8511 Kobe was as integral to those titles as Shaq was. Shaq didn't win anything until after Kobe had started to really blossom. Even in 2000 the Pacers could have potentially stolen that series if Kobe didn't step up like he did. While Lebron was definitely the best player on his teams that won in 2012, 2013, and 2016 (in 2020 a case could be made for either AD or Lebron as the Lakers' best player), Lebron still had a superstar level Wade (and Bosh) when he won back-to-back titles. Then he had prime Kyrie and Kevin Love in 2016. Kobe may have had Shaq, but he and Shaq were way more dominant than Lebron's Big 3 Heat teams, even though Lebron's supporting casts in Miami were better overall. Plus Kobe won back-to-back titles with Pau Gasol as his second best player, in Lebron's prime, and he did that while playing in a loaded Western Conference where he never got a free ride to the Finals. Nobody is saying Lebron isn't a great player. He is. But when you put yourself in GOAT debates like he does, it's perfectly fair to hold it against him that he only barely eeked out four titles despite playing forever and ring chasing for most of his career.

I said “From 2015 on these guys COULD end up making this list in the future”…