LeBron James was picked #1 overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers.
He's already one of the best players of all time after winning two titles with the Heat.
Darko Milicic was picked #2 overall by the Detroit Pistons.
He's now retired from the NBA and living in Serbia. He's considered one of the biggest Draft busts ever.
Carmelo Anthony was picked #3 overall by the Denver Nuggets.
He's now one of the most prized free agents on the market after opting out of his Knicks contract.
Chris Bosh was picked #4 overall by the Toronto Raptors.
After two titles in four years with the Heat, he has the chance to opt out and become a free agent.
Dwyane Wade was picked #5 overall by the Miami Heat.
After a disappointing 2014 NBA Finals, most expect Wade to return to the Heat.
Chris Kaman was picked #6 overall by the Los Angeles Clippers.
He has had a successful 11-year career, mostly recently with the Lakers.
Kirk Hinrich was picked #7 overall by the Chicago Bulls
He's has averaged 11 points and 5 assists in 9 seasons with the Bulls.
TJ Ford was picked #8 overall by the Milwaukee Bucks.
Ford had to retire in 2012 because of a spinal injury. He now runs basketball camps for Texas high school players.
Michael Sweetney was picked #9 overall by the New York Knicks.
After struggling with his weight for years, he signed with Brujos de Guayana in Puerto Rico.
Jarvis Hayes was picked #10 overall by the Washington Wizards.
He now plays for Sidigas Avellino in Italy.
Mickael Pietrus was picked #11 overall by the Golden State Warriors
He was a solid role player around the league for years. After taking 2013-14 off, he's preparing a comeback.
Nick Collison was picked #12 overall by the Seattle Sonics.
He is a key bench player for the OKC Thunder, and started after Serge Ibaka got hurt in the Western Conference Finals.
Marcus Banks was picked #13 overall and traded to the Boston Celtics.
He's now playing for SLUC Nancy in France.
Luke Ridnour was picked #14 overall by the Seattle Sonics.
He now plays for the Charlotte Hornets.
Reece Gaines was picked #15 overall by the Orlando Magic.
He's now an assistant coach at the Division II school Bellarmine University.
Troy Bell was picked #16 overall and traded to the Memphis Grizzlies.
He now plays in the Italian team Grisson Bon RE.
Zarko Cabarkapa was picked #17 overall by the Phoenix Suns.
He only played three years in the NBA, and is now retired after returning to Montenegro.
David West was picked #18 overall by the New Orleans Hornets.
He's now the heart of the Pacers team that has gone to two-straight Eastern Conference Finals.
Sasha Pavlovic was picked #19 overall by the Utah Jazz.
He now plays for Partizan Belgrade after being a career role player in the NBA.
Dahntay Jones was picked #20 overall and traded to the Memphis Grizzlies.
He last played in the NBA in 2013 with Atlanta. He worked out for the Knicks in 2014 but wasn't signed.
Boris Diaw was picked #21 overall by the Atlanta Hawks.
He's now a key part of the NBA champion Spurs.
Zoran Planinic was picked #22 overall by the New Jersey Nets.
He's was the MVP of the 2012 Eurocup while playing for Russian team BC Khimki Moscow.
Travis Outlaw was picked #23 overall by the Portland Trail Blazers.
He's now playing for the Kings after being a starter for most of his career.
Brian Cook was picked #24 overall by the Los Angeles Lakers.
He played a year for Piratas in Puerto Rico, and hasn't played in the NBA since 2012.
Carlos Delfino was picked #25 overall by the Detroit Pistons.
He now plays for the Bucks but missed the 2013-14 season with injury.
Ndudi Ebi was picked #26 by the Minnesota Timberwolves.
He now plays for Virtus Bologna in Italy.
Kendrick Perkins was picked #27 overall and traded to the Boston Celtics.
He now starts for the OKC Thunder.
Leandro Barbosa was picked #28 overall and traded to the Phoenix Suns.
He was a prolific bench scorer for years, and now he's on the Suns.
Josh Howard was picked #29 overall by the Dallas Mavericks
He had an injury-plagued career, and now plays in the D-League.
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