Best: Mark Price (1986)
Price played nine seasons in Cleveland and, during his prime, was one of the best point guards in the NBA. He made 4 All-Star teams and was first team All-NBA once and third team 3 times. If his career wasn’t cut short due to injury, he’d probably have drawn serious Hall of Fame consideration.
Other notables: Clint Capela (2014) Nicolas Batum (2008) Gerald Wallace (2001) Al Harrington (1998) Jeff Ruland (1980) John Drew (1974)
Worst: Shaun Vandiver (1991)
Vandiver was selected by Golden State. He had a long career overseas but never played in the NBA.
Other contenders: Brice Johnson (2016) Morris Almond (2007) Frank Williams (2002) Tim James (1999) Ron Moore (1988)
