Don’t be a superstar with the second round pick! Take a look at the five most successful second round picks! Ask a teacher to win the gods, and the demon sword is on the list

The most important thing in the NBA draft is talent. Usually, the higher the talent, the higher the pick, but there are some players who have great achievements in the second round picks at low picks. Next, let’s take a look at the top five NBA second round picks and see what honors they have.

Jokic

Career regular season data: played 745 games, averaging 21.8 points, 10.9 rebounds and 7.2 assists per game, shooting percentage of 56%, and three-point shooting percentage of 36%

Career playoff data: played 94 games, averaging 27.4 points, 12.3 rebounds and 7.6 assists per game, shooting percentage of 52.5%, and three-point shooting percentage of 38.8%

Jokic was the 41st pick in 2014. He is the strongest second-round pick in history. In 2023, he led the Nuggets to win the first championship in team history and won the FMVP. He is also the lowest-ranking MVP in history. He won the MVP three times in his career, and has been selected for the first team and seven All-Stars. Although Mr. Yo is a heavy center with a height of 211cm and 128kg, he is very comprehensive. Last season, he became the third player in history to average triple-double per game. In the future, he is likely to surpass Westbrook and become the historical triple-double king. In the international arena, he led Serbia to win the runner-up in the Olympics and the third place in the Olympics.

Draymond Green

Career regular season data: played 881 games, averaging 8.7 points, 6.9 rebounds, 5.6 assists per game, shooting percentage of 44.9%, and 32% of three-point shooting percentage of 32%

Career playoff data: played 169 games, averaging 11.4 points, 8.6 rebounds and 6 assists per game, shooting percentage of 44.5%, and 30% of three-point shooting percentage of 30%

Zhu Mengmeng Green was the 35th pick in 2012. Although some of his actions on the court were controversial, he also won many honors. He won the championship four times with the Warriors, was elected the Best Defensive Player in the 16-17 season and won the stealing king. He was also selected for the second team once, one defense five times, and four All-Stars. Green is the Warriors' defensive core, making great contributions to the team's six finals and four championships.

Ginobili

Career regular season data: 1,057 games, averaged 13.3 points per game, shooting percentage of 44.7%, three-point shooting percentage of 36.9%, career playoff data: 218 games, averaged 14 points per game, shooting percentage of 43.3%, and three-point shooting percentage of 35.8%

Ginobili was the 58th pick in 1999. He officially entered the NBA in 2002. He was 25 years old at that time. Although he was low in ranking, he entered the strong team Spurs at that time and joined forces with Duncan, the largest power forward in history. The head coach was the legendary coach Popovich. He won the championship with the team in his rookie season and helped the Spurs win the championship four times in his career. He is also the most important substitute sharp knife under Popovich. In 2007-08, Demon Knife was elected the sixth man for the best team, and has been selected for the three teams twice in his career and two All-Stars. Ginobili's performance in the international arena is even more commendable. In the 2004 Athens Olympics, he led the team to defeat Dream Six in the semi-finals, which was the only time in Dream Team's history that the Olympic champion was lost. In 2018, 41-year-old Ginobili retired. Since then, the demon sword has been sheathed. In 2022, the demon sword was inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Gasol Jr.

Career regular season data: played 891 games, averaged 14 points and 7.4 rebounds per game, shooting percentage of 48.1%, and three-point shooting percentage of 36%

Career playoff data: played 99 games, averaged 13.4 points and 7.5 rebounds per game, shooting percentage of 44.4%, and three-point shooting percentage of 36.6%

In 2007, Gasol Jr. was selected by the Lakers at the 48th overall pick. In February 2008, his signing rights were used as a trade for his brother Paul Gasol and sent the Grizzlies to the chips. In the 2008-09 season, Gasol Jr. officially started his NBA career in Memphis. He played with the Grizzlies until the 18-19 season. Before the trading deadline that season, he was sent to the Raptors and helped the Raptors win the championship as the starting center. In his NBA career, he was selected for one team, two defenses, three All-Stars, and overweight James in the 12-13 season, but he was not selected for the first defense. Xiao Jia won the Olympic runner-up twice in the international arena, helped Spain win the World Championships in 2006 and the World Cup championship in 2019.

Jordan Jr.

Career regular season data: 1,111 games, averaging 8.5 points and 9.7 rebounds per game, shooting percentage of 67.4%

Career playoff data: 73 games, averaging 8 points and 9.2 rebounds per game, shooting percentage of 67%

Jordan Jr. was the 35th pick in 2008. At the peak, he and Paul and Griffin had a very gorgeous style of playing. He also won two rebounding champions, selected for one team, two defenses, and one All-Star, but he never scored in the championship during his peak period. He won the championship with the Nuggets in the 22-23 season, but he only played four games in the playoffs, and was an absolute water dispenser administrator.