Re-Drafting the 2003 NBA Draft Class | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors
14. Seattle SuperSonics: Josh Howard
Howard had a great early part of his career in Dallas, starting on the Mavericks team that went to the Finals in 2006. He made the All-Star team in 2007, averaging 18.9 points and 6.8 rebounds per game. After the Mavs traded him to Washington at the 2010 deadline, he suffered a torn ACL, and his career never recovered.
15. Orlando Magic: Leandro Barbosa
The "Brazilian Blur" was a small, quick change-of-pace guard who played an integral role on the "Seven Seconds or Less" Suns and was also a valuable bench contributor to the Warriors' 2014-15 title team and 73-win 2015-16 team.
16. Boston Celtics: Luke Ridnour
Ridnour, a standout at the University of Oregon, had a solid 12-year career as a rotation point guard, mostly spent with Seattle, Minnesota and Milwaukee.
17. Phoenix Suns: Steve Blake
Blake's 13-year career included three separate stints in Portland along with time with the Wizards, Clippers, Lakers and Pistons, among others. He was a solid, reliable backup point guard.
18. New Orleans Hornets: Kendrick Perkins
A first-ballot "Beloved Teammate" Hall of Famer, Perkins was the starting center on the Celtics' 2008 title team before being traded to Oklahoma City in 2011, where he was a mainstay on the Durant-Westbrook teams of the 2010s.
19. Utah Jazz: James Jones
Another all-time great teammate, Jones followed LeBron James from Miami to Cleveland, appearing alongside James in seven straight Finals before taking a job in the Phoenix Suns front office.
20. Boston Celtics: Chris Kaman
Kaman had a nice run as the starting center for the Clippers during their brief pre-Lob City success, making an All-Star team in 2009-10 before being traded to New Orleans in 2011 as part of the Chris Paul deal.
