The 15 Greatest Players from the 1996 NBA Draft
From first-overall picks to undrafted grinders, this class produced Hall of Famers, champions, and cult heroes at every position. Who tops the haul? Cast your vote!
1Kobe BryantFive-time NBA champion and 18-time All-Star drafted 13th overall, widely regarded as one of the greatest players ever.1000pts
2Allen IversonThe No. 1 overall pick and 2001 MVP whose crossover and scoring made him a cultural icon.756pts
3Peja StojakovicThree-time All-Star sharpshooter drafted 14th and a 2011 NBA champion with the Mavericks.724pts
4Jermaine O'NealSix-time All-Star big man drafted 17th straight out of high school who starred for the Pacers.596pts
5Ben WallaceUndrafted four-time Defensive Player of the Year and 2004 champion anchor of the Pistons.596pts
6Erick DampierDurable defensive center drafted 10th who anchored the paint for the Warriors and Mavericks.596pts
7Derek FisherFive-time NBA champion point guard drafted 24th, famed for clutch playoff shots with the Lakers.517pts
8Antoine WalkerThree-time All-Star forward drafted 6th and a 2006 NBA champion with the Miami Heat.423pts
9Kerry KittlesReliable two-way guard drafted 8th who helped lead the Nets to two NBA Finals appearances.423pts
10Marcus CambyThe No. 2 pick and 2007 Defensive Player of the Year known as one of the league's best shot-blockers.423pts
11Zydrunas IlgauskasTwo-time All-Star center drafted 20th who became the Cavaliers' all-time leader in games played.310pts
12Shareef Abdur-RahimAll-Star forward taken 3rd overall who averaged over 20 points across his prime seasons.310pts
13Steve NashTwo-time MVP point guard drafted 15th who became one of the greatest playmakers in NBA history.0pts
14Stephon MarburyTwo-time All-Star scoring point guard drafted 4th who later became a basketball legend in China.0pts
15Ray AllenThe NBA's all-time three-point king at retirement and a two-time champion, drafted 5th overall.0pts
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Comments
Todd Fuller went eleventh and Vitaly Potapenko twelfth in 1996; the thirteenth pick was a 17-year-old from Lower Merion: https://youpick.best/articles/kobe-bryant-ranked-many-ways






















