Which No. 1 picks in the NBA are worthy of being trashed by the entire league?

As we all know, the NBA recruits new players through the draft every year. Every year, dozens of young people stand out on the stage of the draft and enter the NBA stage. They are extremely talented, tall and have long arms, and they seem to be born to play. Therefore, after some team managements take a fancy to a talented player who is about to participate in the draft, they will deliberately mess up the talent in order to obtain a high draft pick. Now, let's take a look at the top rookie picks that teams across the league are vying for. Olajuwon

As the greatest basketball player in Rockets history, Olajuwon participated in the NBA draft in 1984. In order to get this talented center, many teams in the league started to lose money in advance. In the end, the Rockets stood out after many rounds of competition and selected Olajuwon with the first pick in the first round. After entering the league, Olajuwon lived up to the team's expectations and could get 210 data in his rookie season. In the subsequent career, Olajuwon not only won the regular season MVP and the best defensive player, but also led the Rockets to win the championship for two consecutive years. O'Neal once said in public that Olajuwon was the player he least wanted to play against. He had flexible feet, comprehensive offense and defense, and full dominance in the paint. O'Neal

As the greatest center and the most dominant player in NBA history, O'Neal also caused a wave of failure when he participated in the draft. In the end, the Orlando Magic stood out from the competition and acquired O'Neal with the first pick of the first round. In his rookie season, O'Neal averaged 23.4 points, 13.9 rebounds and 3.5 blocks per game, easily winning the Rookie of the Year award that year. It is worth mentioning that in his rookie season, he smashed three rebounds in one year, which shows his explosive power. In his subsequent career, O'Neal showed great dominance. He led the Lakers to win the championship for three consecutive years and was elected the Finals Most Valuable Player for three consecutive years. He was once the best athlete in the league. James

As the number one player in the league, James was also the target of competition for all teams in the league when he entered the league. Later, his hometown team, the Cavaliers, won the No. 1 pick, and it was natural for him to play for his hometown. After entering the NBA, James quickly realized his talent, flying in the sky and the earth, omnipotent, and no one could stop his breakthrough. With his outstanding personal ability, he was not only selected into the best team of the season many times, but also helped the Cavaliers quickly get out of trouble and become a powerful player in the Eastern Conference with the ability to compete for the championship. In the 2016 playoffs, James led the Cavaliers to defeat the 73-9 Warriors in the Finals, becoming the first team in NBA history to complete a 1-3 reversal in the Finals. He helped the Cavaliers win the first championship in team history, and he also won his third Finals Most Valuable Player trophy.