The Biggest Steal in Each NBA Draft
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2023
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Jokic at 41st is probably the biggest steal. 2 time MVP.
It would have been 3x if the MVP wasn't stolen from him this year.
Yeah, and most likely gonna be a champion soon.
Joking DESERVED that 3rd MVP.
@@JB_3622 that just shows up what a trash these awards are.
A man is great not BCS of his awards but of his contribution to the team he is playing in. Jokic was far ahead of Embiid and everyone knows that fact
And 2022-2023 NBA Finals MVP and champ
No, Manu Ginobili with the 57 pick is the biggest steal of all time
Missed Jimmy Butler, pick 30th
Came here to say that. Ruined the entire list. How you f up and not pick butler
Desmond Bane at 30 over Bey at 19 in the 2020 draft is too easy.
I'd say Maxey is the biggest steal
Maxey, bane, and reeves are the most recent draft steals in the modern nba today
Sorry, But Isaiah Thomas as the 60th pick in the draft to make as big a splash as a little man himself truly speaks volumes of his greatness. If it werent for injuries, he would be still be ballin, guaranteed👌 Nobody would ever expect anything from the last pick in the draft. Let alone one of the shortest players in NBA history🙏
That's what I was thinking as well
Injuries suck, IT will be forever underrated
Arguably one of the most underrated stars in the league,along with D rose,tracy mc Grady and mougsy bouges
He averaged 29 points in 2016-2017 he was amazing
In my opinion I think da reason IT was able to be dat great was the Celtics system for believing in him
While
Every other team just lost faith after his injury
Manu at 57th is god-level drafting
Or simply borderline idiotic for anyone responsible for the first 56 picks :P
I still can’t get over how bad Ginobi was that he cost the Spurs the championship against the Heat when Allen hit that 3 pointer in the corner. Ginobli had 8 turnovers in game 6 and 4 turnovers in the last 3 minutes of game 7. I get it..Ginobli was a good player but I fully believe that was mostly because he could sit back and be the 4th best player with no pressure with the teammates and coach he had. I don’t see Ginobli being even another teams 2nd best or 3rd best and having the same accomplishments. And on a team that wasn’t a top team my opinion is Ginobli wouldn’t be thought of the same
Manu, Marc Gasol, Parker, Jokic... no one used to trust on foreigners... before Luka and Wenbayamba or however.
@@williamgullett5911 you have no conception of what Manu gave on the floor for the Spurs every time he hit it. Integral part of every championship he was apart of.
@@Anthony-nd6vk He was a role player and the 4th best player on that team. Ginobli would never been able to go anywhere else and be a 1 or a 2 top player on any top team.
And I suggest you go look at the 2013 NBA finals where Allen hit that 3 pointer in the corner. The Spurs were up 3-2 in that series and Manu Ginobli cost them with 8...that's EIGHT turnovers in game 6
Ginobli was even worse in game 7. The Spurs were up with 2 minutes left and Ginobli had FOUR turnovers in the last few minutes of the 4th quarter. He kept driving under the basket, jumping up in the air with nobody to pass it to and turned the ball over each time. Manu Ginobli may have helped them win somewhat(a team with that talent could have won without Ginobli) but Ginobli absolutely cost them a championship in 2013.
And then throw in that hes lauded for being a foreign player from Argentina and you have a guy who gets a lot more credit than he deserves.
it hurts that nobody said anytung in the comments about Ginobilli with the 57 pick
I was about to say it, 3 time champion, part of the spurs dynasty.
For a time second best SG in the league....def best steal ever alongside Jokić
@@hegcho 4 rings
Has anyone as low as him ever been a first ballot hall-of-famer? Manu is definitely one of the greatest draft steals ever
Kobe at 13 is the biggest steal. Jokic needs to win rings before he can be a bigger steal than Kobe.
Michael Jordan 3rd pick.
What a steal.
Karl malone was the 13th pick for a reason...
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Him pregnant his number pick 😭😭
@@BrofuMadridbro 😂
Nooooooooooo
But hey, he was also a minor when he got her pregnant.
Imagine saying Jalen Duren was a bigger steal at 13 than Walker Kessler was at 22 or Jalen Williams at 12.
Imagine saying something about this draft. It's too early.
@@antoniosouza1978 Umm this video literally said something about the 2022 draft, and based on what we know thus far, Kessler and Williams were far bigger steals than Duren.
They arer expected to be good though, if you want to talk about a real steal Andrew Nembhard was the biggest steal considering his pick.
Anything in the top 10 isn't really a steal😂
I was thinking the same thing. Only reason to use someone from the top ten would be because the rest were run of the mill players.
@@ericswart3786 you're right
2018 Jalen Brunson was the 33rd pick. How is he not considered the biggest steal?
if jalen brunson blossom into an all star this season which would most likely be then he is a draft steal and lost for the dallas mavericks
Giannis was sleeping sometimes inside basketball area and the neighbors buy to him food because he was so much humble and nice as a kid far away from drugs even that he was surrounded by bad attitudes,users,smugglers,thieves in our neighborhood still now ...Nothing have changed..i know it bcause i live near by his appartment. His mindset was so correct.Thanks to his father that protects him now from heaven and his mother Of course. LOVE GiANNIS❤Thank you so much to American people for your big big hug. Giannis is a gem.
Before the draft, ginobili played for a Bottom team of italiani league: he's the biggest steal.
I see a lot of Jordan at 3. When I think of steal, I think of a player that far exceeded expectations. Though no one could have foreseen how great Jordan was going to be, there was still an expectation of greatness with the third overall pick. And there was debate of taking Jordan at 1.
Yeah these people don't understand what a steal is. These people act like Houston and Portland lost out. Olajuwon at #1 was the right call. Dream's numbers and achievements are as good as anyone. Sure, Sam Bowie at #2 didn't pan out but it made sense, since Portland drafted Clyde Drexler the year before. Portland still made good use of Sam Bowie by flipping him for Buck Williams, who became a big part of Portland's title run, contributing to 3 division titles and 2 finals appearance. There's no shame in that.
Stop it. Jordan at #2 makes perfect sense. Trade Clyde just like Warriors traded Webber. They knew Sam was injured in college and they still gave him a shot at 2? They could've waited. No one else wanted him in that draft
There's always something in that 13th pick. It's supposed to be an unlucky number but a lot of stars are the 13th pick
Nicola Jokic at 41, Manu Ginobili at 57 and Dennis Rodman 27 is my podium
1986 draft the biggest steal is Mark Price by far. He was the 25 pick, but unlike Rodman, he was a MVP candidate. Probably the most underrated player in the NBA history
Stop it with the Rodman disrespect. Price is long forgotten. He played in the Jordan era. He's gonna be forgotten
It's been said Steph Curry and his family notified Minnesota he's not interested to play for them because he prefers to play where there are more sunshine than winter. Too bad for the T-Wolves, who had the 5th and 6th picks that time.
And thankfully, Milwaukee kept Giannis.
In a way, they redeemed themselves for trading away Dirk Nowitzki 15 years prior. Yet on second thought, they could have played together.
The 3 biggest steal for me :
3. Kyle Lowry (24th)
2. Ginobili (57th)
1. Jokić (41st)
Kobe, Malone, Miller, KG, Giannis etc deals are also surprising but at least theses were at the first round
Marc Gasol >>>>Kyle Lowry
I would argue that kyle Lowry isn't really a steal since he didn't really come into his own until his 5th season. Like Memphis didn't really benefit from drafting him.
If Kevin Garnett at 5 is considered a steal, MJ at 3 is a bigger steal...
Out of high school tho. He was good at 5. He definitely didn't have that Lebron hype train on his head
Spurs with Parker And ginobli. 4 chips . Can’t beat that.
Isaiah Thomas the 60th pick
Jordan at #3 biggest steal ever.
1998 is easily Dirk @ #9. With that said, this is a fun list!
Spida beat Russ, George and Melo in the first round in his rookie year.
He's always going to be a legend for that
The biggest steal in draft is Robert Horry, pick 11 and won 7 rings/ 7 time NBA Champions
Now way Daniel Gafford over Jordan Poole in 2019
What is there something wrong with that Jordan Poole is always so cocky in games while Gafford gets things done for his team
These lists are becoming more subjective and less pure facts 🤔
Who TF is Daniel Gafford? 2019
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The biggest draft steals are Jordan at 3, Kobe 13, Curry at 7, Giannis 13, Jokic 41, Pippen 5, Ginobili 57, Kawhi 15, tony Parker 28, Luka Doncic 3, Stockton 16, Dirk 9
butler 30th
Top 10 draft isn't really a steal. 🙏
@@bambutumpul2 So you don't think that the Bulls getting Jordan at 3 was a steal? Or the warriors getting Steph at 7 when the only one in that top 10 that could come close to curry is Harden, who went at 3?
@@thisiscl0wn Bro you forgot that draft dont predict the future
Butler at 30 is a bigger steal than Kawhi at 15.
How is Tyrese Maxey not considered the steal in the 2020 draft over Bay
Ginóbili and Parker are top five
The biggest steal in the 2021 nba draft was Alperen Senguen and in the 2022 nba draft Andrew Nembhard
I feel like for 2022, it's gotta be Walker Kessler
Manu is 🔥🔥🔥
Talking about stealing, Ben Simmons stole the most money from NBA teams
Kevin Garnett (pick#5), Tracy McGrady(pick#9), Steph Curry(pick#7) and Paul George(10) are not considered steel of the draft because they are one of the top 10 picks in their respective draft meaning they were drafted lower than #11 which is due to high expectation on them
Jokic biggest steal. 3x consecutive mvp, a champion now, changed the game. Drafted during commercials while he was sleeping.
Sorry, but Duren in 2022 was drafted by the Pistons, not the Hornets. They swapped draft picks last year, so Detroit could draft him.
No he was drafted by the Hornets traded to the Knicks then traded to Detroit as a asset for Detroit to take Kembas contract
I think, Finley is a better selection for this than Garnet. Because if you choose Garnet you should put also Lilliard over Green.
Duran ahead of Jalen Williams or Walker Kessler?
You basically did everything perfect except for 2018. Jalen Brunson was the biggest steal because he was pick #33
And 2019 was supposed to be Jordan Poole drafted #28. You could also argue that 2020 was Immanuel Quickly (#25), or Tyrese Maxey (#22)
Who?
Dirk pick 9th
No luka doncic they are totally crazy he's the best superstar from his draft over trea young
Shai is almost as good as him and Luka was number 5 instead of 11. Trust me I'm a Luka fan and watched every game this year it hurt to watch the last 25 tho
Joker is goatt
Manu was the best steal in a draft in nba history
The Rockets picking Rodney McCray over Clyde Drexler was completely asinine. They had already picked Ralph Sampson at #1 and they could've picked Clyde Drexler at #3. Instead they chose Rodney McCray.
How could anybody forget BEN WALLACE?!
He went unstated that’s why… he was the biggest steal for undrafted player
Undrafted
Damn......it literally tell us something
THE BIGGEST Number is
No.57 MANU @1999
toni and manu
Next, what was the biggest bust in each NBA Draft?
2020 #12 HALIBURTON!!!!!
lol the poor hornets
This is Funny. 😂😂In 2019, Keldon Johnson is the steal of the draft. Not Gafford
Giannis was the biggest draft steal as well him being selected as the 15th pick by the Milwaukee Bucks in 2013.
I think they should only be considered a ‘steal’ relative to who was picked before them.
Leonard 15???? Jokic 41 😂😂😂😂
Manu!!!
jimmy butler 2011
2020 Immanuel quickley #25
Garnett 5th pick a steal???Tbh steals cannot be lottery picks
Why not? Jordan at 3 is a massive steal. The greatest of all time, and he was drafted behind Sam bowie. That was a massive steal
Gafford? WTF
Le plus dingue c'est ginobili car il sortait de saisons incroyables en Europe
KG is so good that he was the biggest steal at number 5
1996 nba draft were full of top rookies, iverson, camby, abdulrahim, marbury, R allen, a. Walker, nash, j oneal
Kobe were still 18years old, and at that time, Jerry West was the only GM who have faith this young kid will become one of the greatest player
Kobe was actually 17 when he got drafted. He was one of the youngest kids in his high school class. He was in a loaded draft class but yeah to get one of the best players ever at pick 13 is insane. Oh and West wasn’t the only man who had faith in him. He skipped college for a reason. He was the best player in Highschool basketball and very famous. Dude took Brandy to his highschool prom ffs. He had already been dubbed the next Mike before he got to the NBA. The reason he went so late was because once West said he wanted him he told anyone but LA that if they drafted him he would go play in Italy and they would waste their pick 🤷♂️ so West got his man.
@@SonnyK248 and Adidas would not repeat the same error they did with MJ
Michael Jordan and Luka Doncic were the biggest steals of their drafts, doesn't matter if they were both picked high at 3rd.
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Thats the evidence, NBA scounting watching only athletism, speed, jumping, dribbling and shooting parcentages. Basketball IQ and tehcnique are forgotten things. How many talents is missed, like Vasilije Micic, if he had played in NBA from beggining,he would have become at least a starting player for sure.
Spurs victor vemba
Manu at 57 is wild
2021 is Franz Wagner, come on... Dude picked 8th and made an huge impact, putting himself as a top 3 pick for sure in a redraft, behind only Evan Mobley and Cade (maybe).
How did Hot Rod got #19?. He was a beast in college
The vidéo start with a god pick by portland.
The following year they miss jordan (then so many others after ...)
Being the 7th pick isn’t a steal (it shouldn’t be considered one in top 10)
Is Kyle Korver better than the 1st pick in the 2003 NBA draft (Lebron James) ?
13th pick is interesting
MJ at 3 is the biggest steal of all time because not only was he the clear number one but also thry greatest of all time. Give me MJ over anyone else drafted at any other time at any number
Is kobe a steal if you trade him and he doesn't play for your team?
2018 Jalen Brunson 33 over SGA 11
Why the pictures look like that 😭
Kevin garnett top 5 is a steal ? Michal finley 1995 21st pick is the real steal
2024 56 Draft Sacramento Kings Miro Little 🇫🇮 🤔
Kobe at 13 is the biggest steal all time. Nobody on that list have accomplished more.
Karl Malone must really like the number 13… 😭💀
Karl Malone being 13th pick
tf is this music
Amare Stoudmire for 2001
Bane for 2020
Karl Malone 13 is crazy
Imagine Fred Vavfleet getttting undrafted
Sorry, Garnet, McGrady & Curry aren't steals. Don't get me wrong, they're all amazing. But being picked 5th, 7th & 9th overall in any given year puts you within the "legit" category; not the "Oh my god, what a steal!" category.
If you're in the top ten, you're not a steal, you're a legitimate option.
Where's Jordan Clarkson on this list?
1997 - McGrade, not Duncan ?
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Duncan was the 1st pick, isnt a steal
Explain how a 1st pick is a steal
El Mayor robo es Manu el Argentino pick 57
Kobe and jokic top steals imo
Kukoc 1990? He was drafted 1993
Lowry been around that long?
you lost me at Boozer
2019 it's anferne simons at 24
Denver picked a gold nugget.