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1. Darko Milicic - No. 2 Overall in 2003 - Detroit Pistons

2. Kwame Brown, Washington Wizards, No. 1 overall in 2001

3. Nikoloz Tskitishvili, Denver Nuggets, No. 5 overall in 2002

4. Adam Morrison, Charlotte Bobcats, No. 3 overall in 2006 -- over Brandon Roy

Chalk Morrison up as Michael Jordan's second devastating mistake as a GM. This time the scene moves to Charlotte, where Jordan had just bought a stake in the Bobcats and was named the team's vice president. The Bobcats were in desperate need of a 2-guard, and Roy looked like the perfect fit. However, Jordan was wowed by Morrison's career at Gonzaga, loved his workout and decided to gamble on the athletically challenged player.

The results have been disastrous for Charlotte. Morrison was awful as a rookie. He missed his entire sophomore season with a serious knee injury, then was traded to the Lakers. Meanwhile, Roy has developed into one of the best 2-guards in the game.

5a. Marvin Williams, Atlanta Hawks, No. 2 overall in 2005 -- over Chris Paul

5b. Shelden Williams, Atlanta Hawks, No. 5 overall in 2006 -- over Rajon Rondo

6. Yaroslav Korolev, Los Angeles Clippers, No. 12 overall in 2005

7. Fran Vazquez, Orlando Magic, No. 11 overall in 2005

8. Rafael Araujo, Toronto Raptors, No. 8 overall in 2004

9. Greg Oden, Portland Trail Blazers, No. 1 overall in 2007 -- over Kevin Durant

10. Jordan Hill, New York Knicks, No. 8 overall in 2009 -- over Brandon Jennings

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1. Darko Milicic - No. 2 Overall in 2003 - Detroit Pistons

2. Kwame Brown, Washington Wizards, No. 1 overall in 2001

3. Nikoloz Tskitishvili, Denver Nuggets, No. 5 overall in 2002

4. Adam Morrison, Charlotte Bobcats, No. 3 overall in 2006 -- over Brandon Roy

5a. Marvin Williams, Atlanta Hawks, No. 2 overall in 2005 -- over Chris Paul

5b. Shelden Williams, Atlanta Hawks, No. 5 overall in 2006 -- over Rajon Rondo

6. Yaroslav Korolev, Los Angeles Clippers, No. 12 overall in 2005

7. Fran Vazquez, Orlando Magic, No. 11 overall in 2005

8. Rafael Araujo, Toronto Raptors, No. 8 overall in 2004

9. Greg Oden, Portland Trail Blazers, No. 1 overall in 2007 -- over Kevin Durant

10. Jordan Hill, New York Knicks, No. 8 overall in 2009 -- over Brandon Jennings

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