More than 60 basketball players were drafted in 2011, but only a few became famous and wealthy. Among them, Kyrie Irving was the first pick, and Isaiah Thomas was the last. So we have listed the top 25 NBA players who were drafted in 2011 and showed their amazing skill and talent. Some of them are still playing basketball in different leagues around the globe.
25 best NBA players who were drafted in 2011
Name | Age | 1st Team | Round | Pick | Position | Achievements |
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30 | Cleveland Cavaliers | 1st | 1st | Point guard |
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31 | Cleveland Cavaliers | 1st | 4th | Power forward/Center |
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32 | Charlotte Bobcats | 1st | 9th | Point guard |
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33 | Milwaukee Bucks | 1st | 10th | Point/Shooting guard |
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32 | Golden State Warriors | 1st | 11th | Shooting guard |
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31 | Indiana Pacers | 1st | 15th | Small forward |
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32 | New York Knicks | 1st | 17th | Shooting guard |
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32 | Oklahoma City Thunder | 1st | 24th | Point/Shooting guard |
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32 | Chicago Bulls | 1st | 30th | Small forward |
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33 | Houston Rockets | 2nd | 38th | Small forward |
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33 | Sacramento Kings | 2nd | 60th | Point guard |
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31 | Minnesota Timberwolves | 1st | 2nd | Power forward |
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30 | Utah Jazz | 1st | 3rd | Center |
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29 | Sacramento Kings | 1st | 7th | Center | N/A |
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31 | Utah Jazz | 1st | 12th | Shooting/Point guard |
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32 | Houston Rockets | 1st | 14th | Power forward |
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32 | Washington Wizards | 1st | 18th | Power forward/Center |
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30 | Charlotte Bobcats | 1st | 19th | Power forward |
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32 | Denver Nuggets | 1st | 22nd | Power forward/Center |
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33 | Chicago Bulls | 1st | 28th | Point guard |
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34 | Detroit Pistons | 2nd | 33rd | Small forward |
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33 | Milwaukee Bucks | 1st | 40th | Power forward/Center |
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31 | Memphis Grizzlies | 2nd | 49th | Point guard |
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34 | Portland Trail Blazers | 2nd | 51th | Shooting guard |
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34 | Orlando Magic | 2nd | 53rd | Shooting guard/Small forward |
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Over the past five years, Rick C. Nees has written hundreds of NBA players' biographies, some of which have already been published in famous newspapers. He previously worked as- Commentator, Basketball Analyst, Basketball Player, Newspaper Sports Editor, Radio sports presenter. Rick grew up watching basketball leagues. He was a state-level high school basketball player who followed all NBA events since he was a child.