Previous Unsigned Draft Picks 07.1.2007 - Updated on 07.1.2007
 | | | | | | | | | | Sometimes when teams draft a player, they are unable to sign them, mainly due to contract situations. Here is a list of players that went through it in the past. Atlanta
Alain Digbeu 50th pick, 1997
David Andersen 37th pick, 2002
Cenk Akyol 59th pick, 2005
Boston
Ben Pepper 56th pick, 1997
Josip Sesar 47th pick, 2000
Albert Miralles 39th pick, 2004
Chicago
Mario Austin 56th pick, 2003
Cleveland
Ejike Ugboaja 55th pick, 2006
Dallas
Steve Logan 30th pick, 2002
Detroit
Cheick Samb 51st pick, 2006
Golden State
Mladen Sekularac 55th pick, 2002
Kosta Perovic 38th pick, 2006
Houston
Venson Hamilton 50th pick, 1999
Kyle Hill 44th pick, 2001
Malick Badiane 44th pick, 2003
Lior Eliyahu 44th pick, 2006
Indiana
Andrew Betts 50th pick, 1998
Erazem Lorbeck 46th pick, 2005
L.A.Clippers
Sofoklis Schortsanitis 34th pick, 2003
Guillero Diaz 52nd pick, 2006
Memphis
Sergi Lishouk 49th pick, 2004
Miami
Roberto Dvenas 58th pick, 1997
Milwaukee
Andrei Fetisov 36th pick, 1994
Aurelijus Zukauskas 54th pick, 1995
Szymon Szewcyzk 35th pick, 2003
Minnesota
Loukas Mavrokefalidas 57th pick, 2006
New Jersey
Christian Drejer 51st pick, 2004
New York
Frederic Weis 15th pick, 1999
Orlando
Rashad Griffith 38th pick, 1995
Romon Van Der Hare 52nd pick, 2003
Fran Vazquez 11th pick, 2005
Marcin Gortat 57th pick, 2005
Philadelphia
Edin Bavcic 56th pick, 2006
Phoenix
Milos Vujanic 36th pick, 2002
Portland
Doron Sheffer 36th pick, 1996
Federico Kammerichs 51st pick, 2003
Nedzad Sinanovic 54th pick, 2003
Joel Freeland 30th pick, 2006
Sacramento
Dejan Bodiroga 51st pick, 1995 |
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Posted by
Hard Rock
on 07.12.2007 | I liked David Anderson, Mario Austin and Steve Logan, and I wished they would’ve signed an NBA contract so I could watch them play. By I do understand you gotta do whats best for their career. Also does anyone know how long a team has rights to a draft pick who doesn’t sign a contract? . | Posted by
on 07.12.2007 | You Cats gotta realize though. Alot of thes foreign dudes are making more money overseas in the pros. They don’t wanna pay a huge buyout to take less money. Some of these american players sign bigger deals and become stars in other leagues. True the NBA is a special opportunity to play with the best in the world, and getting drafted is great. But if an NBA team wants to sign me on the cheap, when I can be getting more money else where and have more PT, I going that route instead. Fran Vazquez is a perfect example. . | Posted by
Jose Gonzalez
on 07.12.2007 | If I got drafted holmes, I’d be signing instantly. Being in the NBA is a rare opportunity and I ain’t gonna play around with no difficult contract. I’ma cross my T’s and Dot my I’s, and get my dough and be a pro! . | Posted by
D.Springs
on 07.1.2007 | I guess alot of these foreign dudes don’t want to play in america and sit on the bench. This looks like alot of wasted picks by teams. They could’ve selected me 4 years ago I would have jumped at the chance and been a better choice coming out of good college program with solid numbers. . | Posted by
Truthfully Speaking
on 07.1.2007 | I don’t blame Frederic Weis for not wanting to be a Knick. I never thought I would find myself saying its better to be overseas than be a New York Knick. . | Posted by
on 07.1.2007 | Whatever happen to Steve Logan he could’ve been a solid NBA guard. . | Posted by
Magic Trick
on 07.1.2007 | I’m still hoping Fran Vazquez comes to play for us in Orlando. . |
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