What is the deepest draft class ever?

[ClipsandVols]

Originally Posted by Asian62150

A great photo. And it doesn't even have Bubba Chuck on it!

I wonder why he wasn't there considering he's a SLAM Icon.

[yiguiri2002]

Originally Posted by GoNYGoNYGo

I would say deep in the fact that if you were the team picking at the end of the lottery and redrafting would you be happy to have 8-12 years of whoever you get at that spot if that makes sense.

Most of the drafts have at least 15 players that ended up playing for 10 years or more.

[GoNYGoNYGo]

Originally Posted by yiguiri2002

Most of the drafts have at least 15 players that ended up playing for 10 years or more.

Right but I'm saying the teams would be happy with those 8-12 years. As in the player was a vluable starter or key bench piece not just a roster filler. I don't know that every draft has 15 players that are key players for their teams for 8-12 years.

[codered]

Funny only one person vaguely mentioned 03, one of the best players of all time with MVP’s (bron), 2 players with finals mvp’s (bron and wade), 3 scoring champs (bron, wade and melo), 4 players with all star and all nba honours (bron, Wade, melo and bosh), 9 all-stars (Bron, Wade, melo, bosh, Kaman, west, Howard, Williams and Korver) and very solid players like James Jones, Jason kapono, Perkins, Barbosa, Diaw, Ridnour, Collison, Hinrich, zaza and even Ford had a decent career considering the injuries.

[valmak]

17/18, 18/19 and 19/20