The 1996 NBA Draft was a pretty damn star-studded draft class.
These are twenty picks of the '96 Draft were selected.
1. Allen Iverson - Philadelphia Sixers
2. Marcus Camby - Toronto Raptors
3. Shareef Abdur-Rahim - Vancouver Grizzlies
4. Stephon Marbury - Milwaukee Bucks (traded to Timberwolves)
5. Ray Allen - Minnesota Timberwovles (traded to Bucks)
6. Antoine Walker - Boston Celtics
7. Lorenzen Wright - Los Angeles Clippers
8. Kerry Kittles - New Jersey Nets
9. Samaki Walker - Dallas Mavericks
10. Erick Dampier - Indiana Pacers
11. Todd Fuller - Golden State Warriors
12. Vitaly Potapenko - Cleveland Cavaliers
13. Kobe Bryant - Charlotte Hornets (traded to Lakers)
14. Peja Stojakovic - Sacramento Kings
15. Steve Nash - Phoenix Suns
16. Tony Delk - Charlotte Hornets
17. Jermaine O'Neal - Portland Trail Blazers
18. John Wallace - New York Knicks
19. Walter McCarty - New York Knicks
20. Zydrunas Ilgauskas - Cleveland Cavaliers
What Should've Been Picked at the Top Ten
1. Sixers: Kobe Bryant -- I know the Sixers did no absolutely NO WRONG by selecting Allen Iverson, but if they had to do it over again, they would have to pick Bryant. It's really a toss up, but Bryant gets the slight edge over Iverson. Just a slight.
2. Raptors: Allen Iverson -- the sure no.2 pick. If Iverson would've fell to the Raptors, that franchise would've had Iverson and Vince Carter. That would've been nasty.
3. Grizzlies: Ray Allen -- Canada could've had Iverson, Carter and Allen playing basketball for their country. That would've been dope.
4. Bucks or Timberwolves: Steve Nash -- either Bucks trade him to Minnesota or not, Nash would have to be the no.4 pick.
5. Timberwolves: Stephon Marbury -- still no difference, I guess.
6. Celtics: Antoine Walker -- was the right pick, on the right spot.
7. Clippers: Peja Stojakovic -- I was gonna put him at 6; it's a tossup between him and Walker. Both were really great for their respected teams.
8. Nets: Marcus Camby -- the best defensive center in the draft.
8. Nets: Marcus Camby -- the best defensive center in the draft.
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