Then the Miami Heat, with the second pick, chose Michael Beasley, who was dubbed the "left-handed Durant."
Looking at Beasley's current reputation value, there didn't seem to be any problem with the Heat's pick.
Beasley later lived up to his scoring ability, which was unstoppable when he found his groove.
The only problem was that his condition was too unstable, and he lacked a competitive spirit; he merely treated basketball as a job, indulged in marijuana as an "addict," and ultimately his achievements fell far short of his talent's ceiling.
But again, that being said...
Su Wan never felt sorry for those who wasted their talent.
With the third pick in the first round, the Minnesota Timberwolves selected O.J. Mayo and then traded him to the Grizzlies.
Mayo's achievements were just so-so. Indeed, due to drug-related issues, he directly squandered his NBA career.
