5. Wally Szczerbiak (2002)

Before Kyle Korver, there was Wally Szczerbiak. He was a player who loved to launch from deep, and he got voted onto the All-Star team by the coaches for only that reason. In that year, he was scoring 19.1 PPG but didn’t offer much else outside of scoring.

While he did piece together double-digit scoring averages throughout much of his career, Szczerbiak was a disappointment for a sixth-overall pick. He played for a decade and was never a difference-maker for any team he was a part of.