The Lessons of the 2005 NBA Draft

This chapter analyzes the pivotal decisions made during the 2005 NBA Draft, especially focusing on players like Danny Granger and Andrew Bynum. It recounts personal anecdotes from Celtics team officials and critiques the poor selections made by various franchises, emphasizing the importance of proper scouting and decision-making. The narrative blends humor with critical insights into how these choices shaped the careers of numerous players and the teams that selected them.