Van Jordan No. 5! US media commented on the top 10 of the NBA s draft picks: Jeremy Lin was selected by the line and Reeves was nominated

Van Jordan ranks fifth! With the first round of the 25th Draft and the second round is approaching, the US media "bleacherreport" selected the top 10 NBA draft picks in history, among which Jeremy Lin was selected as the top 10 selected and Reeves was nominated.

No. 10: Jeremy Lin

As a undraft from the Ivy League, Jeremy Lin's career is one of the most wonderful stories in NBA history.

His good time in New York earned him the reputation of "Lin Crazy", and if it weren't for the injury problem, he would have been ranked higher.

Ninth place: Brad Miller

Compared to the rest of the list, Miller is a very overlooked and underrated player, even if he was selected twice as an All-Star.

In fact, he plays an irreplaceable role in the Kings team led by Adelman and is a pioneer of the NBA's technical and supportive centers.

8th place: Avery Johnson

Avery Johnson won the reputation of "Little General" for his general style on the court. Although his data is not outstanding enough, he has played in more than 1,050 games and played a key role in the Spurs' 98-99 season.

More importantly, he successfully transformed into a head coach after retirement, which also allowed him to get some extra points in the selection.

7th place: Caruso

As the Lakers' Taobao undraft, Caruso quickly gained a foothold with his ubiquitous efforts and precise three-pointers on the defensive end to help the Lakers win the championship.

After leaving the Lakers due to renewal issues, Caruso moved to the Bulls and the Thunder again, and won the second championship of his career as the core rotation of the Thunder this season.

As his career continues and has become one of the best defenders in active service and is still in the Thunder trying to build a dynasty, his ranking is destined to further improve.

No. 6: Bowen

Bowen is a highly controversial player. He is a suffocating top defender. He has been selected for the best defensive team for eight consecutive years, including five rounds, but some defensive actions are hugely controversial.

But it is undeniable that these controversial actions are also one of the important factors that help their career success, and it also helped the Spurs win the championship three times.

Fifth place: Van Vleet

Van Jordan's career is also inspiring. In the process of the Raptors defeating the "Death Five" Warriors in 2019, Van Jordan opened low and went strong to complete his self-provement, and joined hands with Xiaoka to win the first championship in the history of the Raptors.

Then he began to enter the peak of his career, was selected as the All-Star, and won major contracts one after another. He played well with the Rockets in the past two seasons, and received a two-year, $50 million renewal this summer, and is expected to further improve his ranking in the future.

4th place: Baria

The Mavericks won the gold-rich championship in 11. The fundamental reason why Baria, who is less than 1.8 meters tall, can rank fourth. When facing the defending champion Lakers in the West, Baria became an X factor that destroyed the Lakers' inside defense. In the finals, facing the Heat led by the Big Three, Barrea won the reputation of "a mountain in Puerto Rico" with his one-on-one defense against James' low-post singles.

Third place: Haslem

Haslem's star level and career height are far inferior to other players on the list, but as a blue-collar insider, Haslem used his career to point out a long-term survival direction for other players of the same type.

He played for the Heat for 20 years, and participated in the finals seven times and won the championship three times, which is undoubtedly a huge success for a undraft.

Second place: John Starks

As a short stagnant, Starks was cut by multiple teams, but in the early 1990s, the Knicks played an irreplaceable role, not only selected as the All-Star, but also won the Sixth Man.

was also selected for the second team of the best defensive team, facing historical scorers like Jordan and Drexler. In the 1993 Eastern Conference Finals, he completed an NBA historical dunk against Jordan and Grant.

No doubt, the top spot belongs to Ben Wallace, who is the well-deserved best undraft in NBA history and one of the most respected defenders in NBA history.

As a relatively short inside player, Ben Wallace redefined the defense in his own way, winning DPOY 4 times, being selected as the All-Star 4 times, being selected as the Best Team 5 times, and being selected as the Best Team 6 times.

plus the success of the finals limiting the peak O'Neal, leading the team to defeat the Lakers to win the championship, Ben Wallace became the first undraft in NBA history to be selected for the Hall of Fame.

The remaining nominated players are as follows

Calderon, Reeves, Matthews, Laga Bell and David Wesley.