Top 10 Hyped Players Who Disappeared From NBA

Top 10 Hyped Players Who Disappeared From NBA

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Swati Bhatia

Jimmer Fredette

10

Jimmer Fredette was drafted 10th overall by the Milwaukee Bucks in the 2011 NBA draft after a stellar college career. However, he failed to find success in the NBA. He last played for Knicks in 2016.

Jan Vesely

9

Despite being selected sixth overall in the 2011 NBA Draft, Jan Vesely failed to make a significant impact in the league. He never got another NBA contract after his rookie deal ended with Washington Wizards.

 Hasheem Thabeet

8

Drafted second overall in 2009, Hasheem Thabeet failed to develop into a dominant force in the NBA, struggling to find playing time. He lasted only five years in the NBA.

Sebastian Telfair

7

Hyped as a high school phenom, Sebastian Telfair failed to live up to expectations in the NBA, struggling to find a long-term role on any team before ultimately exiting the league in 2013.

Michael Beasley

6

Beasley was the 2nd pick in the 2008 NBA draft and was selected by the Miami Heat. Despite showing flashes of brilliance, He never fully capitalized on his potential and faded away.

Adam Morrison

5

A college star at Gonzaga, Adam Morrison struggled to translate his success to the NBA. He is now basketball analyst for Gonzaga basketball games on the radio.

Anthony Bennett

4

The first overall pick in the 2013 NBA Draft, Anthony Bennett failed to find his footing in the league, quickly becoming labeled as one of the worst number-one pick in league history.

Darko Milicic

3

Selected right after LeBron James in the 2003 NBA Draft, Darko Milicic failed to make a significant impact in the league due to his bad and abusive behaviour.

Kwame Brown

2

Drafted first overall in 2001, Kwame Brown struggled to live up to the immense expectations placed on him, ultimately bouncing around multiple teams before being waived off.

Greg Oden

1

Once touted as the next big thing in basketball, injuries plagued Greg Oden's career, limiting his playing time. He could only play 105 games in seven seasons. Oden announced his retirement in 2016.