"03 Platinum Generation" NBA draft top ten rearrangement: James firmly ranked No. 1 pick, Wade advanced to the top ten, No. 51 pick counterattacked

The 2003 NBA Draft should be the most successful draft since entering the 21st century, including Hall of Fame players like James, Wade, Bosh, and Anthony, as well as championship puzzles like Dior and West, and team main players like Mo Williams and Calderon. Today we will reorder the top ten drafts in 2003 to see which players are on the list.

10th place

Kirksinridge - the former 7th pick

career averaged 10.9 points, 2.9 rebounds, 4.8 assists

Kirksinridge spent most of his career with the Bulls. He is known for his fierce defense and three-pointers and was selected into the best defensive team. He was previously the three-point champion in the history of the Bulls, and was later surpassed by LaVine. Hinrich has worked diligently in his career, averaging 10.9 points and 4.8 assists per game. Although he is not particularly eye-catching, he has become a key figure in the Bulls' outside.

ninth place

Mo Williams - the 18th pick

career averaged 13.2 points, 2.8 rebounds, 4.8 assists

Mo Williams was selected by the Jazz with the 18th pick in the draft, but he only traded to the Bucks for one season with the Jazz. He is growing up and becoming a stable scoring point on the team's outside, so the Cavaliers also traded to get Mo Williams to assist James. The two also led the Cavaliers to a very outstanding record together, and he was also selected as an All-Star. As James joined Miami, the Cavaliers began to rebuild, and Mo Williams also left the team and began his wandering career. But fate is so wonderful. Mo Williams returned to the Cavaliers again in the 15-16 season and won the championship trophy with James, which was a successful ending of his career.

8th place

Dio - the 21st pick

career averaged 8.6 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.5 assists

Dio was selected by the Hawks in the draft, but he did not get much chance in the team, and then played excellently in the Suns, averaging 13.3 points, 6.9 rebounds and 6.2 assists, indicating that he was very comprehensive. Dior is truly remembered by fans during the Spurs. As a team player, he integrated into the team very well. He was even called a French magician by fans, which helped the Spurs win the championship trophy in the 14-15 season.

7th place

Korver - the original 51 pick

Average of 9.7 points, 3 rebounds and 1.7 assists in his career. In that era with the inside as the core, pure pitchers like Korver were not popular, so his pick was relatively low. After joining the Hawks, he reached the peak of his career. He was selected as the All-Star in the 14-15 season and also helped the Hawks achieve excellent results. Although Korver did not win the championship ring in his career, he ranked fifth in history with 2,450 three-pointers in his career, which can be regarded as leaving his name behind.

6th place

Calderon - Average of 8.6 points, 2.4 rebounds, 5.6 assists in his career, Calderon was not selected in the 2003 draft. It was not until two years later that he got the chance to join the Raptors. It was the Raptors who made Calderon, who played for seven seasons. He has been involved in many teams at the end of his career. Although he has not been able to win the championship ring, as a undrafter, Calderon's performance is excellent enough.

fifth place

West - the former 18th pick

career averaged 13.6 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.2 assists

West joined hands with Paul to lead the Hornets into the playoffs many times in his playoffs, and then went to the Pacers, also known as the Eastern Conference Powerhouse. At the end of his career, he joined the Warriors. Under the small ball system, West also played a crucial role. He won two championship rings, which can be regarded as the Warriors' championship puzzle.

4th place

Bosh - the former 4th pick

averaged 19.2 points, 8.5 rebounds and 2 assists in his career. As the core of the Raptors, Bosh first entered the league. Although he performed well in his personal performance, the team's record did not improve. Until he joined the Heat, James and Wade formed the three giants. The key frontcourt rebounding assisted by Ray Allen in the finals that year. Unfortunately, he suffered injuries in the later stage of his career, which led to retirement, so he failed to achieve higher achievements.

Third place

Anthony - the former third pick

Average of 22.5 points, 6.2 rebounds and 2.7 assists in his career, Anthony was regarded as the core of the team when he was selected by the Nuggets. He was able to score 21 points per game in his first season of his career. Anthony has been regarded as an offensive kaleidoscope throughout his career, and his signature jump shot is also loved by fans. Unfortunately, Anthony did not reach the championship trophy in his career, which may be the biggest regret of his career.

Second place

Wade - the 5th pick

averaged 22 points, 4.7 rebounds, 5.4 assists in his career. After joining the Heat, Wade showed his star strength. He led the team to the championship trophy in 2006, and then won the championship with the Big Three James and Bosh again, which also proved Wade's strength. He is also a player who fans think can compete with Kobe. If it weren't for the trouble of knee injury, the Flash might have achieved higher results. But he is still the greatest star in the Heat's history.

First place James - the former No. 1

averaged 27 points, 7.5 rebounds, 7.4 assists in his career, James is undoubtedly the best player in the 2003 draft. He won the championship trophy per capita in the Heat, the Cavaliers and the Lakers, and his NBA records have also been refreshed by him, and his career total score is also ranked first in history. James, who is 40 years old, is still playing on the court and is also the only player in the 2003 draft. Whether it is personal data or team honors, James is still the only one among this rookie.