6. Don Buse (1977)

Buse was a pest on the defensive side of the ball and got on the nerves of opposing guards. In his final year in the ABA, he averaged 4.1 steals per game. However, he didn’t quite have the talent necessary to excel as a point guard in the NBA.

Despite having the ball in his hands on nearly every play, Buse still managed to score a paltry 8.0 PPG during his All-Star season. While he did average 8.5 APG that year, his 41.6% shooting from the field left more to be desired.